Digital Adventure 2012 – teaching materials, photos, and student videos
This will be a general post about my ESL summer camp engaging Korean elementary students in digital literacy skills. Below you’ll find most of my teaching materials, a number of photos from the camp, and videos made by my students. If any of these teaching materials are of use to you, please use them or modify them to suit your purposes.
I’d love to hear your thoughts about any aspect of my camp. I’ll write my thoughts about day two of my camp tomorrow.
Teaching Materials
Whenever possible I try to use Prezi in the classroom. I find the program more visually stimulating than PowerPoint, and I really like that all of my Prezis are stored online for easy access.
Introduction to the internet:
http://prezi.com/msjejkgpt1qm/the-internet/
Introduction to internet research:
http://prezi.com/9equhzggy0nz/internet-research/
lolcats:
http://prezi.com/qpvrexmghsps/internet-cats/
Introduction to stop-motion videos:
http://prezi.com/zweta0s7pson/stop-motion-movie/
Photos
Final day of the camp, the students receive their certificates
Egg drop success!
Another successful egg drop
Dropping eggs from the second floor of the school.
Proud students showing off their egg-drop containers
Egg drop design based upon students’ internet research
Students researching their egg-drop designs
Student asking questions to my family in Canada via Skype
Whisper game showing why computers are better at transferring information than humans
Day 1 welcoming ceremony with my co-teacher and principal
Videos
To involve my students in digital creation we shot stop-motion videos which the students then posted to the camp’s website. These are some of the finished videos. More videos will follow as we finish editing them.
As always I’d love to hear your feedback about the camp. I’d be happy to respond to any questions you may have. Thanks for reading.
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