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learning@school Shaping teaching and learning in the 21st century Ko te whenu hou te tau learning@schoo l Rotorua New Zealand February 2009

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Presentation for Learning At School 2009 on how Wailite ICT PD Cluster ran a Kids for Kids Conference in 2008

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Shaping teaching and learning in the 21st century Ko te whenu hou te tauKo te whenu hou te tau

learning@school learning@school Rotorua New Zealand February 2009

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Presented by the Wailite Cluster

Lead teachers and facilitator.

Lead School: Cambridge East

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Why did we do It? (To give students the opportunity to be teachers and learners of new learning. To build students/teachers kete on a range of different software (freeware) that is not currently being used by them.)

How we planned it?(Ref to cluster wiki site https:// wailite.wikispaces.com)

Cost? (Approx $150. Donated small prizes and CD of all free software given to students. Morning tea and lunch provided.)

What happened on the day?(https:// wailite.wikispaces.com. Refer to planning guide. Students had the opportunity to interact with their peers, tutor and participate. They presented to their audience in a professional manner and went back to school and introduced the learning to their peers.

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Soft Ware Introduced was all freeware.

Audacity: Making read along books for students.

Voice thread: Using voice and photos for learning.

Pivot: An introduction to animation.

Paint: Enhancing photos with paint tools.

Comic life and Publisher: Making advertisements with these tools.

Adobe Photoshop Editor: Changing photo images

Scrap Blogging: Putting photos into a scrap book format.

Squiz Morphing: Taking photos and morphing them.

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Evaluation:

Students worked cooperatively all day, sharing and interacting with being teachers and learners of new software.

Meeting friend and fellow peers was another positive for the day.

Teachers learnt with their students.

All students went away with something they hadn’t known before and a new friend.

Pauline commented “As I have visited schools within my cluster student often come and comment on the day and are asking for another one.”

Where to next. ??????

Another conference in 2009, with a specific focus on movie making. ( This may not be student run. We may bring in some outside experts and involve students making a movie during the day.)

(Pivot has been the most popular software used and shared among the students.)