Matt Miller, Google Slides, Drawings, Gallery Walks, Dual Coding Theory, Infographics, Caption This, Adjacent Possible, GIF-a-Day, 101 Practical Ways to Ditch That Textbook

#EduDuctTape 010 Show Notes


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Jake’s SoapBox - “Adjacent Possible"

George Couros - The Innovator’s Mindset -
georgecouros.ca/blog/the-innovators-mindset-book

Steven Johnson - Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural
History of Innovation -
amazon.com/Where-Good-Ideas-Come-Innovation/dp/1594485380

Stuart Kauffman - wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Kauffman




Today’s Guest: Matt Miller - Matt is an educator,
blogger and presenter from West Central Indiana. He has infused
technology and innovative teaching methods in his classes for
more than 10 years. He is the author of two books: Ditch That
Textbook
(amazon.com/dp/0986155403/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_9eHDCb1CNA42Z)
and Ditch That Homework (tinyurl.com/dthbook). He writes at the
Ditch That Textbook blog about using technology and creative
ideas in teaching.

Twitter: @jmattmiller

Website: DitchThatTextbook.com

Instagram: ditchthattextbook

YouTube: ditchthattextbook

Facebook: ditchthattextbook

Email: matt@DitchThatTextbook.com




Free ebook: 101 Practical Ways to Ditch That
Textbook: ditchthattextbook.com/101


2 Truths & 1 Lie


Question #1: How can students create visuals showing
what happened in an experiment? (i.e., Chemistry
experiment)

Google Slides - “the swiss army knife of GSuite” -
slides.google.com

Adding images from the webcam

Adding Shapes

Using Shapes as Textboxes



Google Drawings - drawings.google.com

Gallery Walk - wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallery_walk

Google Slides Slide Sorter

EdPuzzle - EdPuzzle.com

Creating screencasts with pictures rather than live video

Google Slides - stop and start videos -
shakeuplearning.com/blog/4-video-options-in-google-slides-that-will-make-your-day




Question #2: How can students make learning sticky and
fun?

Video

FlipGrid - FlipGrid.com

GridPals - blog.flipgrid.com/news/gridpals



Google Drawings - drawings.google.com

Dual Coding Theory (Alan Paivio) -
wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-coding_theory

Google Drawings Infographics -
DitchThatTextbook.com/infographics

Noun Project - thenounproject.com

Flat Icon - FlatIcon.com

Put the available icons off the side of the Google
Slides

CTRL + D duplicate shortcut



Caption this Blog Post -
DitchThatTextbook.com/captionthis

Laura Steinbrink - @SteinbrinkLaura






Shares from the Duct Tapers:

Apple Podcasts Review from melflypar

Tweets from @mmarotta, @m_joyofheart, @mrstechpig,
@drmcclard, @hgsisk, @alliemccutch

New Tweeps: @54Mr_Meyer, @AnaMPerez1, @AplinTeacher,
@BizzyITC, @Cnight97, @jesusisflipping, @jleeTechPercent,
@JVSraBarrett, @melissalebata, @MrsWyattsClass

FlipGrid post from Jen Giffen (@VirtualGiff)





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