This is an interview with Maine educator Kern Kelly about how students in his school district use iPod Touches, email, and Picassa Web albums to digitize content for their digital portfolios on Google Sites. Kern also discusses the benefits of students presenting at professional development conferences for teachers. This video was recorded on an iPad2 at the Google Geo-Institute for Teachers in Lewiston, Maine, on September 26, 2011. Thanks to Cindy Lane, our videographer!
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- Google in Education and Chromebooks (Sept 2011) – 2011
- iCarly inspires The Zebra Print – 2010
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One response to “Digitizing Student Portfolios with an iPod Touch [video]”
Here’s a video of my students explaining the steps to recreate handing in their work digitally.
http://thetechcurve.blogspot.com/2011/03/using-ipod-touch-to-update-student.html