Amber’s Technology in Education Adventure

For the next two weeks, I will be completing a script writing for my Instructional Video, as well as, recording and editing audio for my video.  I have research what scriptwriting is and how to write one. After much research, I have concluded that scriptwriting is a script or screenplay that is written by the screenwriter for things such as movies, TV shows, etc. In scriptwriting, a script contains actions, movements, emotions/expressions, and dialogue of characters. I viewed many websites that listed steps on the process of how to write a script. Most of the websites that I viewed listed the same steps, some broke down the steps more than others. The website that I found most useful with listing and describing the steps was "The Write Practice." This website listed five steps which was 1) craft your logline, 2) write a treatment: your first sketch, 3) structure your screenplay's outline, 4) write a flash draft and 5) edit. The website explained what each step consist

It is important for teachers to utilize online resources that are available so that they can learn new ideas about education and how to teach their students more effectively. Technology is constantly changing and as a result of that, there are more and more resources and apps that teachers can learn to use and implement in their classrooms that can help their students interact and be creative with the material. Two very helpful resources for teachers is Kathy Schrock's resources and iPads4Teaching . After viewing a few links in both of these online sources, I found that many of the ideas and apps could be very useful in the classroom. I thoroughly enjoyed looking through and reading some of the links listed on these online resources.  One link that I clicked on that I found very interesting was Augmented Reality . After looking through this link, I found more resources linked at the bottom. It had resources for AR in education and AR Permission by  apps. After looking at

There are tons of educational games that allow students, varying in age, to interact with lessons and material presented to them. I recently created an interactive lesson on spelling simple words using phonics. After completing this lesson, I decided to search for educational apps that help students practice spelling words phonetically. Some of the apps that I discovered were more effective than others. Permission by One of the apps that I found was Endless Wordplay . This apps was one of my favorites out of all the apps that I tried. This app is very easy to navigate and very interactive and engaging. I like this app because it says the word first, then it jumbles up the letters and gives the student a chance to spell the word. The student must drag the letters and put them in the correct order to spell simple words. One thing that I really like about this app is that when the student drags the letter it says the sound of the letter until the student places it in one of the bo