voices

Voices

Jenny AshbyMobile2012

Phoenix

•Student voice

•Teachers

•Community

Who has a voice?

Success in literacy depends on

oral language skills that are brought

to school.

Brian Cambourne’s conditions of literacy learning with mobile tech use examples

1. Immersion - literacy is everywhere

2. Demonstration - model speaking and listening

3. Engagement - comes easily with devices

4. Expectation - yes you can do it!

5. Responsibility - self direction for learning

6. Approximation - learning as we have a go and attempt,

oral language gives us a rehearsal for written text.

7. Use - give opportunity to use oral language as activity

choices

8. Response - oral language as a response is great.

Using voices for....

Composing

Explaining

Directing

Interviewing

Discussing

Debating

Retelling

Instructing

So let’s use student voice

Audio Boo DropVox SonicPics Talking Carl

Audio Note Keynote iMovie

Talking Tom

Blogpress

WritePad

Explain Everything Sound NoteVoiceThread

Fuze

Audio BooAudio Boo

Skype

GarageBand QRcode

Book Creator Vimeo

Echofon

Posterous

Skype

SockPuppets

Writing is thinking with your fingers

Speaking is thinking with your voice.

Thinking is our inner voice.

Let our students’ inner voices be heard

with their voices

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