Recently I upgraded my old iPhone 4 to a Samsung Galaxy 5 Smartphone. Instead of trading in the iPhone I decided to keep it as a digital tool to use with my students. The first time I placed the iPhone on a students desk it worked like a charm with redirecting the student to finding their place with copying notes from the SmartBoard.
This how it is done:
- STEP ONE
- Photograph the Interactive WhiteBoard Screen onto a Google Slide
- Type directions onto a Google Slide for student to follow
- Create a slide with visual modifications
- STEP TWO
- Walk Away and let student continue independently
I find Google Slides to be one of the best GAfE Tools for delivering individualized instruction.
Here are the reasons why:
- Visual supports can be easily included
- Extra directions can be written into the note area under slides
- Web links can be provided in note area
- Providing students with extra support for comprehension
- Web links can be provided in note area
- Directions can be isolated in one of two ways depending upon the activity
- Each slide can present individualized directions
- Student or Teaching Assistant can pinch and isolate specific areas on the slide
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