Participate and share: Poster 
The purpose of our presentation, "4 Steps for Supporting your Students' Creativity with BookWidgets," is to empower educators with the knowledge and tools to enhance student creativity through technology. Participants will learn how to teach and reinforce foundational concepts using customizable, interactive activities, share digital content to foster student collaboration, monitor student progress in real time, and provide personalized feedback. We will address the challenge of engaging diverse learners by showcasing how BookWidgets transforms static content into dynamic learning experiences such as webquests and games. Utilizing models like the SAMR (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) model, we will demonstrate effective lesson plans and instructional strategies. Evidence of success will be provided through classroom data, highlighting improved student engagement and learning outcomes. Participants will leave equipped to integrate these tools and strategies into their teaching practice, enhancing both their instructional methods and their students' creative capacities.
Introduction
- Content: Overview of the session objectives and introduction to BookWidgets.
- Activities: Visitors are welcomed and given a brief introduction.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code to a brief introductory video about BookWidgets.
Step 1: Teaching Instructional Content and Concepts
- Content: Strategies for teaching foundational concepts using interactive activities.
- Activities: Visual examples of transforming static content into webquests, games, and hotspot images.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code linking to a demo of creating and using these activities.
Step 2: Sharing Digital Content via LMS or Links
- Content: Methods for sharing content to promote engagement and collaboration.
- Activities: Visual walkthrough of sharing content via LMS and direct links.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code linking to examples of shared content and student collaboration strategies.
Step 3: Real-Time Monitoring During the Creative Process
- Content: Techniques for real-time monitoring and providing immediate support.
- Activities: Display of BookWidgets' monitoring tools and how to track student progress.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code linking to a tutorial on setting up real-time monitoring.
Step 4: Personalizing Feedback
- Content: Methods for providing personalized, actionable feedback to students.
- Activities: Scenarios showcasing personalized feedback using BookWidgets.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code linking to sample feedback templates and examples.
Evidence of Success
- Content: Case studies and success stories demonstrating the impact of BookWidgets.
- Activities: Data and testimonials from educators who have successfully implemented BookWidgets.
- Engagement Tactics: QR code linking to detailed case studies and testimonials.
Overall Process
- Visitors engage with the visual poster and QR codes at their own pace.
- Each section of the poster is designed to capture attention and provide concise, valuable information.
- QR codes offer deeper dives into each topic with interactive and multimedia resources.
- Educators are available to answer questions, provide demonstrations, and facilitate discussions as visitors engage with the poster.
Estimated Engagement Time: 15 minutes per visitor
The poster session will be interactive and self-guided, allowing participants to explore each step at their own pace, engage with digital resources via QR codes, and receive personalized support from presenters as needed.
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www.bookwidgets.com/blog
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Pitt, Edd, and David Carless. "Signature feedback practices in the creative arts: integrating feedback within the curriculum." Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education 47.6 (2022): 817-829.
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Recognized Experts:
Sir Ken Robinson: An internationally recognized leader in the development of creativity, innovation, and human resources in education and business. His TED talk, "Do Schools Kill Creativity?" is one of the most viewed TED talks of all time.
Dr. Punya Mishra: Known for his work on the TPACK (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) framework, which integrates technology into teaching in meaningful ways.
Dr. Ruben Puentedura: Developer of the SAMR (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) model, which provides a framework for integrating technology into teaching to transform learning experiences.
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