The Ultimate "Show What You Know" Idea Guide

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The Ultimate "SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW" Idea Guide

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What's Inside This eBook?

Idea #1.......... Design an Infographic

This book is the Ultimate "SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW" idea guide. Each page contains ideas for asking students to "Show What They Know" in the "Apply" section of a HyperDoc. The pages include recommended tools and application ideas for students to demonstrate their depth of knowledge and apply high critical thinking skills.

Students will be engaged in learning when they are asked to create, collaborate, connect, and communicate their ideas by using the various applications.

At the end of the book is an index that includes the top picks for user friendly web tools.

Idea #2 .......... Direct a Video

Idea #3 .......... Create an Interactive eBook

Idea #4 .......... Develop a Webpage

Idea #5 .......... Capture "Quotables"

Idea #6 .......... Take a Tour with Maps

Idea #7 .......... Host a Podcast

Idea #8 .......... Interact with Google Suite

Idea #9 .......... Build a Timeline

Idea #10 .........Teach a Lesson

Click on images and highlighted text to access the resources in this eBook.

"Show What You Know"

In the "Apply" section of a HyperDoc, include directions for "what" and "how." What is it that students need to do? How will they "Show What They Know?"

An INFOGRAPHIC is a collection of images, charts, and minimal text that gives an easy-to-understand overview of a topic.

Design from scratch in Google Drawing or Google Presentation.

Free infographic templates on Canva and Picktochart.

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Design an Infographic

Draft the contents of a SCRIPT. (Narrative, Informational, Persuasive, How To, etc.) Narrate, record audio, add images, music, transitions, and animations to produce a PUBLISHED VIDEO.

Adobe Spark Video includes templates for designing videos. (Promote an idea, Tell What Happened, A Hero's Journey, Show and Tell, Personal Growth, Teach a Lesson, An Invitation, Make Up My Own)

In WeVideo, students can upload, record, screencast, edit, and direct professional looking movies. While the free features of this tool are pretty cool, the paid version includes free stock videos, images and the ability to collaborate on video production.

Powtoons allows students to create animated videos. Students will love narrating with voice overs, customizing films by uploading images or videos, and featuring cartoon animations that glide across the screen.

2

Direct a Video

In Book Creator and Google Slide Presentation, students design each page, add text, images, record audio, and publish an eBook. Books can be PUBLISHED to the web, shared with a link, embedded with a code, or downloaded to print.

3

Publish an eBook