Whilst I’ll write a longer post soon about the inspiration from the day today at Berkhamsted’s “Teaching, Learning & Assessment” conference yesterday, I did say that I would put up my presentation and resources from the session. So here they are:
My presentation:
I also spoke about a SAMR flow chart based upon Ruben Puentedura’s work as a tool for helping with decision making related to planning lessons using technology. It looks like this:
If you have any ideas / feedback for how this could be developed further I would love to hear your thoughts.
You can download a higher quality version of this here which can be printed to A3 for your team/staff room notice board/dart board:
Thanks to everyone at Berkhamsted who helped make yesterday such a fantastic day, in particular Rebecca Brooks & Nick Dennis. Here’s to TLAB14!
Hey Mark
I like what u done with the SAMR.
I would like to translate it to Danish if you allow it.
Best regards.
Lass Lassen
– I am a teacher 🙂
Would love that! Thanks for feedback! I made using Grafio on iPad. Do you have it?
Mark
Very nice. I think that it is very important to ensure that the use of technology in the classroom is worthwhile and not simply to pay lip service to it’s existence. Many thanks.
Thanks Neil!
I really like the flow chart! Do you happen to have a higher resolution image? SAMR has become such an important foundation of vocabulary for talking with teachers about learning and technology. Keep up the great work and sharing.
Hi Scott
There’s a high resolution version on this very page in the PDF. Does that help?
Thanks,
Mark