Symbaloo Demo - Quick Demo

To meet a need from a few teachers, I developed a quick demo on how to make a Symbaloo Webmix their own. I started the demo with a listing of what they will learn and they can click through the main tasks being demonstrated here.

 

Explainer Video - How to Avoid Email Scams

So to dabble with the explainer video and continue to build digital awareness among people and because a need transpired, I started compiling a video for avoiding email scams from spammers and phishing scams. With this message being sent out, I attached a Security Awareness Mascot (SAM) to try to reach people in a organized interconnected manner. Although this video was created to teach and deliver an instructional message to promote digital awareness, this is just a simple video that can hopefully inspire students and other teachers to develop content that that provides an important message to the masses.

 

iPad Procedures Module

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Overview

Here is an iPad Procedure slideshow that I used with students in grade K-2 that were using iPads in the classroom. After playing around with Storyline, I enhanced the simple slideshow with more interactive content including a section that included videos, a Google Form to evaluate user reaction, and a "Game Center." Whenever you want to get to another area of this eLearning module, click the small menu button at the top of the slide.The image below points out this small tab that can be easily overlooked.

 

eLearning Module

Below you will find the module with the procedure slideshow I used with students in K-2. Let me know what you think and what you think could be done better in the comments section below. If you are having a difficult time viewing the module within this post, click the following link to open the content within a new tab - iPad Procedures Module.

MacBook Procedure Module

Here is a MacBook Procedure (click this link to view) slideshow that I used with students in grade 3-5 that were using MacBook Airs in the classroom. After importing my original slideshow into Storyline, I enhanced the simple slideshow with more interactive content including a section that included videos, a Google Form to evaluate user reaction, and a “Game Center.” Take a look at the eLearning object at this link or within this post.