1. #IRClll
iPads #IRC2012
Changing the Way Young Learners
Read,View and Access Information
Kristin Ziemke Fastabend
2. Burley School
Chicago Public School
PK-8
550 students
45% low income
2010: 32 iPad 1’s shared between 125
1st and 2nd grade students
2011: 1-to-1 in 1st & 5th with iPad 2, shared
carts for 2nd, 3rd & 4th
9. Survey data is compiled
by the Google form.
Students can view the
thinking of their peers.
Survey results are graphed
introducing a new math concept
15. Pages
Students studied
5 images and
chose one to
write about.
Students emailed their
assessments.
By Ella! When the chief died
they put him in the totem.
Even if he died, the chief
I used these
watched over them.
assessments to
identify growth and
development and
areas that needed
re-teaching.
16. iPads and
Reading
Fluency
Students who read fluently
are better readers,
have higher comprehension,
possess positive attitudes
toward reading
and are more likely to read for
enjoyment.
(NAEP, 1993)
Recorder HD
17. Students read & record selections
from their poetry binder
Blue FiRe
18. Reflection videos
• Tool for
understanding
and assessing
thinking
• Extends time
with students
• Provides
information for
future
instruction
22. Student Tess
Bold--bold words stick out
published
iBooks
To cach your
otenchin.
Bold words
catch your
attention!
Brain
box
An excerpt from a class book on nonfiction features
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