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AI has generated quite a buzz in 2023! In this episode, we look at an AI feature that has been added to an already useful design tool, Canva. Canva's design capability is a great resource for teachers and offers a free education-level subscription. In addition, the new Magic Studio provides a variety of AI-based tools to help you get the most out of any design and save time, regardless of design skills.
Canton McKinley's Aaron McCutchan drops by to discuss how he's found success in connecting with his students over the course of his career. This discussion includes intentional strategies to connect with students, ways to monitor students on technology while avoiding confrontation, and technology integrations to make instruction more functional and more fun.
Music: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
While AI and the use of chatbots have been a cause for concern among many teachers, there are a variety of ways that the Chatbot can be very useful for improving instruction and helping teachers personalize learning more efficiently. In this episode, Chad breaks down a few practical ideas for classroom teachers wanting to implement AI.
Welcome back to the Teaching 'N Tech Podcast with Allan & Chad! Join us for another exciting season of chatting with teachers who provide amazing experiences for students in the classroom. Season 2 will feature even more interviews with teachers, and tech integration tips that you can use in the classroom.
Karen Zutali, a veteran of Canton City Schools for her entire career, shares experiences teaching middle school language arts and working as an instructional coach. This episode includes conversations on helping students develop an interest in reading, improving student writing by closing the feedback loop, and how humor can help provide the motivation necessary to improve students' grammar skills.
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Music: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
GarageBand is packed with features, and as a result can be intimidating for teachers when they consider integrating it in classroom projects. In this episode, Allan and Chad discuss a number of ideas for projects using GarageBand. While some relate to creating beats and music, others include simple audio recordings of student narration. All of these ideas and more can be found in Apple's free resource Everyone Can Create - Music on iPad.
Everyone Can Create - Teacher's Guide
Everyone Can Create - Music on iPad
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Music: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
As the end of the school year approaches, keeping students interested can often be a challenge. We know students are drawn to video content on platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, so why not design activities that leverage this? In this episode, Allan and Chad discuss ideas from Apple's Everyone Can Create - Video on iPad that relate to each of the core content areas. By teaching students how to use Clips and iMovie, they gain skills for creating and deepening their understanding of content in the process.
Everyone Can Create - Teacher's Guide
Everyone Can Create - Video on iPad
Music: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
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Allan Brown and Chad Hoffman host this podcast series highlighting effective instructional strategies implemented by educators in Northeast Ohio. Episodes focus on successful teaching methods from…