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Students, iPads & Research A Perfect Combination Mary Catherine Coleman [email protected] Lauren Crooke [email protected]

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Page 1: Students, iPads, and Research: A Perfect Combination Computers in Libraries Conference 2014

Students, iPads & Research A Perfect Combination

Mary Catherine Coleman [email protected]

Lauren Crooke [email protected]

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Goal: Prepare the 4th graders for their 5th grade independent research projects.  

Teach 21st Century skills and

the research process.

Find relevant apps that

supported the process.

Introduce our online

database.

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Why Inquiry?

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Statue of Liberty

gift from France

New York?

where exactly is it?

why did they

give it to us?

when?

where did the idea

for it come from?

what is it made out

of?

who designed it?

how was it built?

famous poem on

tablet she's

holding

author?

why this poem?

how is it taken

care of?

cost?

how many

visitors?

other cool facts?

Mrs. Crooke topic

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Finding Resources in the Library

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Using books as the first stop and re-evaluating the topic

Statue of Liberty

gift from France

New York?

where exactly is it?

why did they

give it to us?

when?

where did the idea

for it come from?

what is it made out

of?

who designed it?

how was it built?

famous poem on

tablet she's

holding

author?

why this poem?

how is it taken

care of?

cost?

how many

visitors?

other cool facts?

Mrs. Crooke topic

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Note-taking

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Titanic sinking.

when exactly was it found?

did the captain go down with the

ship?

how were the third class cabins?

how were the first class cabins?

how was the food?

found recentlywhat ships were in reach to help the

titanic when it sank?the carpathia helped the titanic

who was the captian of te

titanic?

why did it sink?

why and how was it built? and did that influence how it

sank?

where was it when it sank?

Edward John Smith

third class filled as much as it can be

facts.

heated swimming pool, squash

courts, libraries

beef stew in 3 class

fillet mignon and roast duckling in 1

class

people thinkit sank because it was traveling to fast the Californian was

in reach but the ships radio operator

was off duty.

itwas found in1985 by Robert Ballard.

it sank north atlantic ocean off

the coast of Newfoundland.

once it was found tourists paid

3,600$ to visit it in submarines

"Titanic (ship)." Grolier Multimedia

Encyclopedia. Grolier Online, 2013. Web. 13

Nov. 2013.

the state rooms were filled to

capicity

600 crew members

carried over 2200 only enough

lifeboats for about 1200 http://

www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/engineering/titanic.html

pix for titanic

chapter one: the building

chapter 2:life in the titanic

chapter 3: the sinking

chapter 3 the finding

http://www.sciencekids.co.n

z/sciencefacts/engineering/titanic.html

the remains of the titanic sits 12400

below the surface.

it was 882 ft long

175 ft tall

built between 1909 and 1911

3years to build

http://octopus.gma.org/space1/titanic.html

found 2000 ft apart (bow and stern)

kept location secret

o

on last visit left plack honoring

people who died and telling/asking treseare hunters

not to disturb ship.

maryv c topic

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Searching  in  Grolier  

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Internet Searching

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Final  Thoughts:    What  was  successful:    

 •  Students  picking  their  topics  of  interest    •  Book  Creator    and  Popplet  apps    •  Project  allowed  for  differen<a<on-­‐  no  

ma?er  the  student’s  skill  level  all  were  able  to  produce  a  book  

 •  Building  on  previous  skills  (note-­‐taking,  

cita<on,  etc.)    

•  The  students  were  able  to  share  their  work  outside  the  classroom.    

 

What  we  would  do  differently:    •  Note  taking  app-­‐  look  for  a  more  user  

friendly  app      •  Have  students  use  their  classroom  iPads    •  Collaborate  with  the  classroom  teachers  so  

aspects  of  the  project  could  be  worked  on  in  the  classroom-­‐  including  wri<ng  and  edi<ng  skills.