Showing posts with label Educational technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Educational technology. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 August 2020

CPD Session on Assessment - KHDA

 A PPT has been attached  here

Wednesday, 25 March 2020

Learning - Distance brings us closer


Learning - Distance brings us closer

When we began the distance learning in Dubai ,we had received few queries from IT professionals & teachers from various schools regarding the conduction of distance learning. How did you begin the teaching- learning activities? Which are the applications do you use? How were the responses from parents and teachers? Even teachers and students were curious about how things would shape up. So I thought to share video tutorials about few applications which will be useful for teachers and students.
That would help the teachers to develop professionally in the field of e-learning, video conferencing and live streaming with the students.
Here I would like to share those link.

Part-2

Saturday, 15 February 2020

Technology in Classroom -

Technology in Education-
Reference and courtesy to Mrs Smriti Shekhawat

Why ?


  • Engage
  • Understanding of concept
  • Improve retention
  • Gain mastery of concepts
  • Evaluate information critically ( fakes vs facts)
  • To prepare them for life beyond school 
  • Collaborate with people ( Students exchanges - Skype education)


Some useful websites and software are listed below

  1. Immersive reader / word 
    1. Onedrive, box, google drive
    2. Can use to read the text / highlight adjectives 
  2. Annotating PDF
    1. Highlight / circle / 
    2. Use comment section in Adobe reader
  3. Ms word
    1. Review - Thresure 
    2. Track changes in ms word
    3. To create news letter
    4. Poster, infographic
  4. Sway

Saturday, 4 January 2020

Experimental project with OSM AND WD

would like to introduce OSM and Wikidata for the High School students ( Grade 7-10 ) (Ages 12 - 18) in UAE.

Let me know your valuable suggestions / ideas / opinion to improve this activity.

My plan is as follows. Students will be asked to open the following link. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiShootMe

Find out the places near their home / landmarks / any other things which is not included in OSM / Wikidata. Create item in Wikidata.

Next day, upload images of such WD items So, i think there will be contributions from students side in both OSM & WD .

This plan has few limitations now which i observed. Which are following.
How to identify the places which are not included in OSM / WD ?



My learning objectives are as follows..

Students will be able to find out the Latitudes & longitude of their location.

2- Able to calculate the distance from their locations to Tropic of Cancers/ tropic of Capricorn

3- Able to mark & label landmarks of their near living places.

4- Able to find out landmark ( near their Home), which are not included in wikidata & osm And create items for them.

Duration of the time : 2 days

-----Comments--
5/1/20
Markus Göllnitz:
Akbarali Charankav
My learning objectives are as follows.. Students will be able to find out the Latitudes & longitude of their location. 2- Able

Maybe then SPARQL is to much if you have to start at teaching the concept of spherical coordinate systems. Maybe finding missing addresses with StreetComplete and add photos of heritage listed buildings to Wikimedia Commons and (linking to those from Wikidata and linking Wikidata from OpenStreetMap?) might be two things from which students could understand OpenStreetMap and start valuing and appriciating those open geo data it provides. I think most import besides being able to do those things is to understand why it matters and to whom and how they may benefit from it.
Maybe at the end add a review of how different OSM based tools start to display/route/function differently due to your students influences. As a student I would appreciate that part.
Either way: Hope you will be successful with your course and goals. The work a teacher puts into those is always – in my experience – underappreciated.