For anyone that was following the Teachmeet Aberdeen on Wednesday 11th May (#tmabdn), here is my presentation on using Augmented Reality app Junaio to share children's work.
main points were:
-There is a wide network of people including other pupils, teachers and family taking an interest in children's learning and progress. We are no longer confined to displaying children's achievements in a closed classroom or school foyer.
-Educators have embraced the internet to motivate and reward children whilst teaching them about audiences. Take @deputymitchell's blogging work and it's affect on his pupils.
-Mobile technology is growing and becoming much more accessible to pupils and parents. Inclusion issues will soon become comparable to that of internet access.
-Augmented reality overlays digital 'magic' onto real life via cameras.
-This kind of magic has already been used by 2simple's 2animate programme. See youtube video.
(via & more
http://charliebarrowsblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/outward-facing-classroom-using.html )
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