Technology in Transit – Evernote

Session Information:


Date: February 11th, 2015
Location: Scarfe Main Foyer
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Registration: Not required

Event Description

Drop by Scarfe Foyer at lunchtime on February 11th to see this month’s Technology in Transit showcase, which features note-taking software Evernote!
Evernote is a cloud based system where you can store and access files across multiple devices. You can take notes from your work, to home, to meetings and more. The app is free and easy to use, and is easily implemented in the classroom.

Raising technology awareness is an important part of what we do. On the second Wednesday of every month, Educational Technology Support (ETS) hosts Technology in Transit. Technology in Transit is a space for Teacher Candidates and graduate students to demonstrate different teaching and learning technologies that they have been actively using. The one-hour session offers people the opportunity to engage with educational technology as they walk through the Scarfe foyer during their lunch break.

The information sheet from this presentation can be found here.

Presenter(s)

Our three featured students this month are B.Ed students from the Faculty of Education’s Personalized Learning cohort.


Milana Cecco
Teacher Candidate
Milana is a UBC B.Ed student with a background in History. She graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Milana is specializing in elementary education and is currently learning how to incorporate technology into her classroom.

 


Sarah Gillies
Teacher Candidate
Sarah is a UBC student who specializes in student centred learning environments. Sarah graduated from Kwantlen University with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology. She is very interested in incorporating technology into the classroom, especially during her practicum. She is excited to implement a science unit plan that uses project based learning techniques in order to be more engaging for students.

 


Melanie Ledlin
Teacher Candidate
Melanie specializes in Germanic Studies, and graduated from the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Melanie also teaches German at the Surrey German School, where she tries to incorporate different technologies in her classroom, such as Google Docs and forms.
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