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The Wearable Classroom How Wearable Technology is Transforming Learning Douglas Kiang Punahou School @dkiang

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The Wearable ClassroomHow Wearable Technology is

Transforming Learning

Douglas KiangPunahou School

@dkiang

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Data

Outside In

Inside Out

@dkiang

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Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

CAST (2011). Universal Design for Learning Guidelines version 2.0. Wakefield, MA: David H. Rose, Ed.D., Jenna Gravel, M. Ed. Harvard.

Flexibility in Representation

options for perception options for language and symbols options for comprehension

Flexibility in Expression

options for physical action options for expressive skills / fluency options for exec. functions (planning)

Flexibility in Engagement

options for recruiting interest options for sustaining effort/patience options for self-regulation

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Wearable Technology

A mobile device that captures personalized data.

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Personalized

Persistent

Productive

Pricey

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Inside Outwards

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Affect matters.

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/abbyladybug/3718953620

The Original Wearable Tech?

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Inside Outwards

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Metacognition

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Sample Prompts

Photo Booth

Talk about a point where you got stuck. How did you get unstuck?

What has been the most challenging aspect of this course for you so far?

Talk about one thing that you can do in a group to help that group succeed.iPhone

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Lab 4 Presentation and Assessment

Directions:

1. Go to the System Preferences / Display and change your screen resolution to

800x600.2. Open Xcode (if necessary) and click the green button at the top of the window to fill

the new screen size.

3. Open Quicktime Player in your Applications folder.

4. In Quicktime Player, go to the File menu and choose New Screen Recording.

5. Click the down arrow and make sure that the Microphone is set to Internal

Microphone: Built-in Microphone.

6. Click Record.

7. Answer each of the following eight questions. Show where in your project each of

these elements occurs, and explain in as much detail as you can.

8. When you are pau, click stop in the menu bar at the top of the screen, or press cmd-

ctrl-esc.

Question 1: Show one of your IBOutlets, and explain what it does.

Question 2: Show what you would do to add a new class to your project.

Question 3: Show where in the code your shape is drawn. Explain how it draws the

shape.

Question 4: Starting with awakeFromNib, show the steps your program takes to set up

the new Polygon.

Question 5: Show one of your class methods and explain what it does.

Question 6: Show one of your instance methods and explain what it does.

Question 7: What does SetNeedsDisplay do? Where is it called?

Question 8: Show which method in the AppDelegate runs as soon as the application

starts up.

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“The Confessional” Culture

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The process is the story. The product is the ending.

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Just Press Record ($2.99)Voice and Audio Recorder with Automatic Sync

Apple Watch App

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CHANNELS

#ask_the_mentors#swift#general#testreview

DIRECT MESSAGES

SlackBotKiang,DouglasPetranik, AliyaReppun, Eric

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Inside Outwards

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Product-Based Learning

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Outside InwardsAugmented Reality

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No wearable technology.

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Outside InwardsQR Codes

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Sustainability Scavenger Hunt Instructions May 2015

Background/ Purpose: This Scavenger Hunt highlights sustainable features and curricular projects across campus. This represents a small sampling of the many actions being taken by students, teachers and staff. This scavenger hunt is a prototype of a new and interactive way to tell the story of Punahou's progress in reaching its sustainability goals.

Basics: There are 20 Sustainability Flowers with QR codes located around campus. The QR codes link to video clips that tell about how each feature came to be or what lessons were learned.

What you Need: ! An iPad or iPhone, with a QR Reader app, and a set of earbuds/ headphones

(note: iPads can be checked out from Luke Center for Public Service for this activity).

! Sustainability Scavenger Map (to familiarize yourself with the eight general locations of the

Sustainability Flowers).

What to Do: ! Might be helpful to work in groups of 2 or 4 students and have different starting points.

! Once in the general location of a flower, hunt for the signs like this one below, scan the QR Code, and learn about the sustainable feature.

20 signs like these are posted around campus!

Finished with the Hunt? There's prizes! There is an optional online quiz that asks one question about each of the 20 stations. Any student that takes this quiz will be entered to win one of five Punahou reusable water bottles! Scavenger Hunt Quiz can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/scavengerhuntquiz

(you need to use your PunApps account to take quiz)

(Special Instructions regarding visiting the K-1 Neighborhood on back)

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Outside InwardsAlternate Perspective

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Data

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Data tells a story.

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TARGET

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DataMachine Intelligence

Artificial Intuition Douglas Coupland

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Types of seizures you experience

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What story does this tell?

Data

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11:38 amYour daughter is crying.

strawpoll.me / 5918437

Mon Tue Wed Thu FriDo you want to know?

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Scale makes a difference.

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Image CC Martin Solli

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Source: DigitalGlobe, NASASource: DigitalGlobe, NASA

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Source: DigitalGlobe, NASA

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Source: DigitalGlobe, NASA

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Source: DigitalGlobe, NASA

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What are the Characteristics of Mobile Technology?

Not school managed

Vers

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Not school managed

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Personalized

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Social

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/yoursecretadmiral/4007675545

Productive

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Pedagogical tool

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The technology shift mirrors the pedagogical shift

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Data is objective.

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5topwearable technology predictions

Douglas’

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Wearable tech will be ubiquitous.

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Data will be collected regularly, on every student.

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Students will use their data to give themselves a competitive edge.

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First Supreme Court case over intellectual property rights with

regard to personal data.

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Robotic cat tail to work with robotic cat ears.

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Data

Outside In

Inside Out

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Embrace new insights

Make connections to the world

Make thinking visible

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Slides, links, and resources: tinyurl.com/kiangETT My web site: www.kiang.net

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Mahalo