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Picture IT!  Basic and Advanced

Graduate and Undergraduate

Professional Development Workshop  

 
 
 
 
It is very important to research and find every resource available to teachers, students and the community. These websites in this online workshop will assist you in many ways. Keep in mind that you are working on this course to strengthen your abilities. Each participant in the course works at their own pace and should check in with the instructor as often as needed to get assistance.
 


    Sue Becker - Lecturer
    becker.275@osu.edu
    This is the 727.50 & 692.21 course web page for you to begin your online course work in Picture IT! Basic or Advanced.

    To begin follow the instructions below.

    Syllabus maybe needed for your certification files. Select here to download the PDF file -  Picture IT! Basic& Adv. Syllabus 

    You may need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files on this web site. Select here to locate the application.Adobe


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    Your first task is to spend about 1 to 2 hours investigating the web sites on our links page. Pay particular attention to the web sites under Various Web Resources. This area will give you an opportunity to see lists of what other educators have done using a digital camera.  Please email me if you are having problems with viewing any of the links on this web site.

    http://www.lima.ohio-state.edu/academics/education/ed_pictureit.html

    or you will notice you can also reach this site at the following address

     http://lima.osu.edu/academics/education/ed_pictureit.html

    Your second task is to begin with speaking or emailing your instructor to discuss the projects or lesson you have in mind. Together we will brain storm idea on projects or lesson that you would like to pursue.

    Your third task is to create a log or journal of the hours you spend working on this course. I do not need to have a long description.

    • ie: Searching for ideas on how to use the digital camera - 4/2/2009 - 2 hours
    • Working on project one or lesson plan one- 4/16/09 - 1.5 hours
    • etc.

    Fourth Task - Lets begin your assignments for this course. I will be working with each of you to determine what lesson plan(s) or projects you will be putting your efforts on. Take time to work on either your project(s) or lesson plan(s). If you have any questions please email or call.

    If you are taking this course for the first time. You are taking Picture IT!- Basic. You will need to include the following information for each quarter hour.

    • One lesson plan or one project per quarter hour you are taking.
    • Assessment(s)-  as needed for a lesson plan. If you have a project do a sample for your instructor
    •  Any additional materials - as needed
    • Web resources used to support your lessons or project - please include a list of all the web sites you used to work on your lesson plan or project. You may use other peoples lessons or projects. Just remember to give them credit and customize the lesson to work for your students in your classroom. Each classroom has a unique group of students so the lesson plan(s) you create will be unique to your class.

    So if you have taken this 727.50 Workshop for 3 graduate quarter hours.... You will be creating 3 lesson plans  or projects with support materials and assessments. (you may also mix these up. One Lesson plan and 1 project for 2 credit hours)  Making sure to document the resources you have used for these lessons or projects. (I encourage you to use other materials you have uses as well, just include them in your resource list.)

    I have sample lesson plans for you to review if you need assistance. I also have a lesson plan template if you would like to use it. However, many of my participants will use their own format for writing lesson plans as long as they include the Ohio Content Standards, benchmarks and indicators when available.

    If you are taking this course for a second or third time....You are taking Picture It! - Advanced. You will need to include the following information for each quarter hour. (you are going to include all of the items you  did for the Basic course and write a one page description on how you will use these resources to integrate technology into your classroom environment (or a classroom that you may have in the future).

    • One lesson plan  or one project per quarter hour you are taking.
    • Assessment
    •  Any additional materials needed
    • Web resources used to support your lessons
    • Plus, write a one page description of how you will use these resources to integrate technology into your teaching or classroom environment. You only need to write one paper per course. You are not required to write a separate paper for each credit hour or lesson.

    Documents you may want to download as helper files. (Please understand you do not have to use this format. It is one that I use with my undergraduates.)

    Web Links for  Rubric and Checklist Assessments

    I also encourage all teachers to set up a Delicious web site for saving bookmarks and organizing them for their classroom. If you would like to see a Podcast on how to set up a Delicious account. Listen to this podcast. http://web.me.com/sbecker54/TLTL/Sue_Beckers_Blog/Sue_Beckers_Blog.html This is my blog home page. Find the Podcast on Delicious and select it. it will take you to my podcast.

    I will step you thru the process. Or you can go directly to http://delicous.com and you can follow the online directions there after you have set up your own account.

    At anytime you feel you are not sure what to do or where to begin. Call the instructor or email. Their is an answer to any question.

     

 
 
 
Sue Portrait

Objective:
My objective is to prepare students, educators, and community leaders to become life long learners utilizing technology as a tool to further their own success in the twenty first century. 

Sue Becker

410C Galvin

becker.275@osu.edu

419.957.3579 cell

 

06/20/2010

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