A number of students are currently working on recording audio using an Olympus digital recorder or using the iTalk program on an iPad. Below is an example of a class recording that was then edited and shortened in Audacity. For the final assessment students will need to show some basic proficiency in audio recording and editing.
A Student Recording of US History Class, Mr. Hier, Spring, 2010 Click the Start Arrow to begin and the Pause Button to stop playing the music.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Friday, April 6, 2012
Blog Button Practice
Students this week spent a chunk of time working on two technologies identifiable to many as "trendy." One of the skills they worked on was the development of QR codes for our iPad Stand Manufacturing Project. (DTC Manufacturing) Next, students linked these codes (which were placed on flyers and signs around the school) to their individual blogs.
So the idea here was when someone used an iPad or other smart phone to scan a QR code, the link would take interested folks to a student blog, who was part of the manufacturing team. Once there, a prominent button told consumers to click on "The Button"
to order their new iPad stand. After clicking on the button, interested students or teachers were taken to an order form created from Google Forms to order their stand in real time. The order form was shared with all members of the manufacturing team.
to order their new iPad stand. After clicking on the button, interested students or teachers were taken to an order form created from Google Forms to order their stand in real time. The order form was shared with all members of the manufacturing team.
Labels:
assistive technology,
Blogger,
ePortfolios,
HTML Code,
icon,
Photobucket,
QR Code,
QR Reader
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