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I’m fascinated by hyperdocs so I created this notebook template with tabs as a simple packaging for them. As usual, if you want to use it for something else, you can edit the titles of the tabs by clicking on Edit > Find and Replace. Colors are editable within the master, go to Slide > Edit Master and change the theme colors.Do not delete or add slides, duplicate the existing ones so you don’t have to add the links again. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , Gwen Hilliard, Jim Lerman 
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Scoop.it!
HyperDoc Lesson Created by @SEANJFAHEY Make a copy of this HyperDoc by going to file, then select “Make a copy” OBJECTIVE - to discover what technology is, how it is defined, and how technology affect our lives. Color Codes: Activity: Read, Watch, or Do to help you lear Via paul rayner
paul rayner's curator insight,
September 21, 2016 11:10 PM
This may have been designed as a Science lesson for year 4, but it has uses with even younger kids under the Digital Technologies Curriculum.
I think the design of the Hyperdoc is worth exploring in more detail. |
Scoop.it!
My main goal, whenever I am out of the classroom, is to find ways to keep students learning, engaged, and to never “lose a day” of class. I want the work that I assign when I am out of the classroom to be meaningful, not simply “busy” work in hopes that they will not be a behavior problem for the substitute. I truly believe that you can develop true and meaningful lessons for your students to complete when you are out of the classroom without leaving behind work that simply “fills the time”. Via paul rayner, Pam Sprute, Jim Lerman
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