Difference between revisions of "Rajasthan Mathematics STF SRP workshop -2018"

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=== Participants information ===
 
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=== Agenda for the workshop ===
 
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|Introduction to the workshop - STF objectives – Overview
 
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|1. Understanding the objectives of the workshop
 
|1. Understanding the objectives of the workshop
 
2.Agenda familiarisation and shared understanding of workshop flow
 
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3. Sharing  participant expectations
 
3. Sharing  participant expectations
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Understanding of a learning community – why is a forum important)
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|Technology for connecting and learning (Internet as a learning resource)
 
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|1. What is the internet (GDL)?
 
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3. How to download resources from the internet?
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4. Familiarization of browser, downloads and other elements of Ubuntu interface
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3. How to download resources from the internet?  
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4. Familiarization of browser, downloads and other elements of Ubuntu interface  
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5. OER - Importance  for education  
 
5. OER - Importance  for education  
 
|1. Use of address bar.  
 
|1. Use of address bar.  
 
2. Search for information
 
2. Search for information
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3. Access a web site by putting a link on the address bar
 
3. Access a web site by putting a link on the address bar
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4. Create a resource folder
 
4. Create a resource folder
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5. Save online page as off-line  
 
5. Save online page as off-line  
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6. Add hyper links to a page opened in LibreOffice writer
 
6. Add hyper links to a page opened in LibreOffice writer
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7. Save image as
 
7. Save image as
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8. Download videos and add video links to a file
 
8. Download videos and add video links to a file
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3. Creating personal resource libraries – bookmarks, downloading pages, downloading files (videos, photos), checking for OER to download, non OER for direct reading
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|Create folder for topic chosen and download useful resources for selected topic. Create sub folders as required
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|Technology for connecting and learning (Emailing and phone for connecting)
 
|Technology for connecting and learning (Emailing and phone for connecting)
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|1. Creation of email Ids
 
|1. Creation of email Ids
 
2. Practice emailing, from computer and from mobile phone
 
2. Practice emailing, from computer and from mobile phone
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3. Install Telegram
 
3. Install Telegram
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4. Join Telegram MRP group
 
4. Join Telegram MRP group
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5. Post messages and replies (Norms of virtual forums)
 
|1. How to email / post
 
|1. How to email / post
 
2. Subject line
 
2. Subject line
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3. Attachment
 
3. Attachment
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4. Add signature like Name, School Name, Address, District
 
4. Add signature like Name, School Name, Address, District
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5. Downloading emails / resources
 
5. Downloading emails / resources
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|1. Typing in text document in English and in Hindi  
 
|1. Typing in text document in English and in Hindi  
 
2. Formatting Text document
 
2. Formatting Text document
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3. Typing math formulas
 
3. Typing math formulas
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4. Inserting links and images in text document
 
4. Inserting links and images in text document
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5. Opening text document on mobile phone
 
5. Opening text document on mobile phone
 
|Tux Typing to develop typing skill
 
|Tux Typing to develop typing skill
 
Hindi text input (IBUS input methods – Krutidev, Itrans, Inscript)
 
Hindi text input (IBUS input methods – Krutidev, Itrans, Inscript)
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Type Math expressions to develop problems for chosen topic and develop basic resource on topic
 
Type Math expressions to develop problems for chosen topic and develop basic resource on topic
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|Technology for connecting and learning (Emailing for connecting)
 
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|1. Emailing resource document and links to forum
 
|1. Emailing resource document and links to forum
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|Lunch Break
 
|Lunch Break
 
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|1. Introduction to software and the tool bar
 
|1. Introduction to software and the tool bar
 
2. Angle sum property of triangle (including text box)
 
2. Angle sum property of triangle (including text box)
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3. Constructing a regular polygon using sliders  
 
3. Constructing a regular polygon using sliders  
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4.. Exporting Geogebra file
 
4.. Exporting Geogebra file
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5. Accessing <nowiki>http://geogebratube.org</nowiki>
 
5. Accessing <nowiki>http://geogebratube.org</nowiki>
 
|1. Plot a point, draw a line, parallel lines and perpendicular lines
 
|1. Plot a point, draw a line, parallel lines and perpendicular lines
 
2. Draw a triangle using polygon tool, measure angles and using the text box, show the formula of angle sum property
 
2. Draw a triangle using polygon tool, measure angles and using the text box, show the formula of angle sum property
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3. Triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and angle sum property of all
 
3. Triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and angle sum property of all
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|Technology for connecting and learning (Maths useful websites and OERs
 
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|1. Maths useful websites
 
|1. Maths useful websites
 
|Explore Useful Math websites
 
|Explore Useful Math websites
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|Recap of Day 2
 
|Recap of Day 2
 
|9.30 – 9.45
 
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2. Geogebra on the Mobile phone
 
2. Geogebra on the Mobile phone
 
|1. Demo circles, tangents, use of sliders and construction of Direct Common Tangent <nowiki>http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php/Learning_geogebra</nowiki>
 
|1. Demo circles, tangents, use of sliders and construction of Direct Common Tangent <nowiki>http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php/Learning_geogebra</nowiki>
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|Technology for creating (images and videos)
 
|Technology for creating (images and videos)
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|Combining Geogebra, images and text for creating videos for lessons
 
|Combining Geogebra, images and text for creating videos for lessons
 
|Use Kazam to record images and videos – screem cast recording
 
|Use Kazam to record images and videos – screem cast recording
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|Recap of Day 3
 
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|1.Working with check boxes, inputs
 
|1.Working with check boxes, inputs
 
2. Setting up Geogebra sketches for problem solving, for chosen topic
 
2. Setting up Geogebra sketches for problem solving, for chosen topic
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|Lunch Break
 
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|1. Sharing with peer group
 
|1. Sharing with peer group
 
2. Peer review and feedback
 
2. Peer review and feedback
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3. Uploading resource folder in google drive and sharing with all
 
3. Uploading resource folder in google drive and sharing with all
 
|Participants will have a resource review checklist
 
|Participants will have a resource review checklist
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|Technology for creating
 
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|Installation of Ubuntu
 
|Installation of Ubuntu
 
Importance of FOSS for education
 
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|1. How interactive classrooms can be made possible with ICTs
 
|1. How interactive classrooms can be made possible with ICTs
 
2. Introduction to TPACK
 
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2. Time table for district workshops
 
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=== Workshop resources ===
  
 
=== Day wise proceedings ===
 
=== Day wise proceedings ===

Revision as of 07:12, 25 July 2018

Objective of the workshop

  1. Introducing teachers to use different Free and Open Source (FOSS) technological tools for class room teaching
  2. Introducing teachers to use different FOSS tools for self learning, collaborative learning and resource creation
  3. Introducing teachers to the Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge framework (TPACK) for supporting technology integration in teaching learning
  4. Developing agenda, processes and resources for district training

Participants information

Fill this Google form

Agenda for the workshop

Theme Time Structure Objectives/ Outcomes Activities for participants Resources
Day 1
Participant arrival and registration 10.00 – 11.30 Hands-on 1. To register in workshop with participant information Google form All participants have to fill this basic information form Fill Google form
Introduction to the workshop - STF objectives – Overview 11.30 – 1.00 1. Understanding the objectives of the workshop

2.Agenda familiarisation and shared understanding of workshop flow

3. Sharing participant expectations

- (Digital methods are an essential component of this workshop – resource creation and sharing using various tools and emails

- Understanding of a learning community – why is a forum important)

Lunch Break 1.00 – 2.00
District wise teams Make district teams, chose one Maths topic per team
Technology for connecting and learning (Internet as a learning resource)

- Internet as a learning resource - Global Digital Library

2.00 – 4.00 Presentation and Hands-on 1. What is the internet (GDL)?

2. How to use it for accessing resources?

3. How to download resources from the internet?

4. Familiarization of browser, downloads and other elements of Ubuntu interface

5. OER - Importance for education

1. Use of address bar.

2. Search for information

3. Access a web site by putting a link on the address bar

4. Create a resource folder

5. Save online page as off-line

6. Add hyper links to a page opened in LibreOffice writer

7. Save image as

8. Download videos and add video links to a file

Technology for connecting and learning (Internet as a learning resource)- Personal digital library 4.00 – 4.30 Presentation and Hands-on 1. Demo of resource folders created (folder structure, organizing) to create a personal digital library (PDL). File and folder naming

2. Creating a resource document with meta data on resources

3. Creating personal resource libraries – bookmarks, downloading pages, downloading files (videos, photos), checking for OER to download, non OER for direct reading

Create folder for topic chosen and download useful resources for selected topic. Create sub folders as required
Technology for connecting and learning (Emailing and phone for connecting)

- virtual mail and phone forums

4.30 – 5.30 Presentation and Hands-on 1. Creation of email Ids

2. Practice emailing, from computer and from mobile phone

3. Install Telegram

4. Join Telegram MRP group

5. Post messages and replies (Norms of virtual forums)

1. How to email / post

2. Subject line

3. Attachment

4. Add signature like Name, School Name, Address, District

5. Downloading emails / resources

Day 2
Technology for creating (text resources)

- Text Editing

9.30 – 11.30 Presentation and Hands-on 1. Typing in text document in English and in Hindi

2. Formatting Text document

3. Typing math formulas

4. Inserting links and images in text document

5. Opening text document on mobile phone

Tux Typing to develop typing skill

Hindi text input (IBUS input methods – Krutidev, Itrans, Inscript)

Type Math expressions to develop problems for chosen topic and develop basic resource on topic

Technology for connecting and learning (Emailing for connecting)

- virtual forums (mailing lists)

11.30 – 1.00 1. Emailing resource document and links to forum
Lunch Break 1.00 – 2.00
Technology for creating (Maths resources)

- Use of Geogebra for mathematics resources – I

2.30 – 5.00 Presentation and Hands-on 1. Introduction to software and the tool bar

2. Angle sum property of triangle (including text box)

3. Constructing a regular polygon using sliders

4.. Exporting Geogebra file

5. Accessing http://geogebratube.org

1. Plot a point, draw a line, parallel lines and perpendicular lines

2. Draw a triangle using polygon tool, measure angles and using the text box, show the formula of angle sum property

3. Triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and angle sum property of all

Technology for connecting and learning (Maths useful websites and OERs

- Internet as a learning resource; Personal Digital Library

4.30 – 5.30 1. Maths useful websites Explore Useful Math websites
Day 3
Recap of Day 2 9.30 – 9.45
Technology for creating (Maths resources)

- Use of Geogebra for mathematics resources – II

9.45- 1.00 Hands-on 1. Construction of circle, tangent, chord, direct common tangent

2. Geogebra on the Mobile phone

1. Demo circles, tangents, use of sliders and construction of Direct Common Tangent http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/en/index.php/Learning_geogebra
Technology for creating (images and videos)

- Screencast image and recording

2.00 – 5.30 Hands-on Combining Geogebra, images and text for creating videos for lessons Use Kazam to record images and videos – screem cast recording
Day 4
Recap of Day 3 9.30 – 9.45
Technology for creating (Maths resources)

-Use of Geogebra for mathematics resources – III

9.45- 1.00 Hands-on 1. Developing lessons

2. Problem solving with Geogebra

1.Working with check boxes, inputs

2. Setting up Geogebra sketches for problem solving, for chosen topic

Lunch Break 1.00 – 2.00
Technology for connecting and learning (Peer review)

- Sharing resource folder and Geogebra and video resources for review

2.00 – 4.00 1. Sharing with peer group

2. Peer review and feedback

3. Uploading resource folder in google drive and sharing with all

Participants will have a resource review checklist
Technology for creating

- Ubuntu installation

4.00 – 5.30 Demo Installation of Ubuntu

Importance of FOSS for education

Day 5
Recap of Day 4 9.30 – 9.45
Technology in teaching learning

- demo of lesson, Constructivist teaching using ICTs

9.45 – 11.00 Discussion 1. How interactive classrooms can be made possible with ICTs

2. Introduction to TPACK

3. Demo of ICT integrated lesson

Technology for creating (Maths resources)

- Spreadsheets for mathematics lessons

11.00 – 1.00 Hands-on 1. Use of spreadsheets for setting up problems

2. Spreadsheets for data analyses

1. Data input, formula, charts

2. Patterns

Lunch Break 1.00 – 2.00
Technology for connecting and learning (Connecting)

- Video conferencing

2.00 – 3.00 1. Demo of Google hangout, and use for sharing, reviewing
Sharing of district agenda and ideas for second workshop 3.00 – 4.00 Discussion 1. Understanding of second workshop and district agenda and MRP feedback/ preparation for the same (making teams, assigning roles, schedules)

2. Time table for district workshops 3. District telegram groups

Feedback and closing 2.30 – 4.00 Discussion Closing

Workshop resources

Day wise proceedings

Way forward

Workshop feedback form

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