KickStart Classroom Creativity

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Shout Outs

Oscar Green (The day he was handed his iPad "only for learning")
John Davitt - Learning Event Generator (L.E.G)
The Kid who made a parody of this

The Absolutely Positively Unofficial List of YouTube Genres

The AutoMagical Pair Generator

Here it is.

Credit to @jayatwood for the awesome spreadsheet set-up

Let's Play

Rules

Your group will be assigned a random pair "Pair Generator" from the generator.
Work with your group to create a video explaining "X" using genre "Y"
- like: (structure of an atom as an exercise video)
Use whatever tools that you have at your disposal (Ask Three before me)
Don't let your perfectionism slow you down.
Upload the video to YouTube.
Turn it in here.
Have fun.
Be ready to reflect on your learning and the process.

Reflection

Discuss the various roles that people in your group played?

What was your response to this challenge? How did you react?

Did you learn anything?

Would you use this strategy/activity in class?

What did you like/dislike about the activity?

Any thoughts on the following: Time constraints? Scaffolding? Tech skills? What are your thoughts about "assigning" a genre vs. student choice of genre?

What genres are we missing?

Extras

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