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Seattle Photo Walk (WP34)

Wednesday, March 4 1:00 pm–2:50 pm
WCC - Offsite Tour

Pre-Registration Required (Open)

Bring your phone or camera and join us for a walk through Seattle where we will gather photos that we can use to create and tell stories back in the classroom. Learn tips and tricks, for organizing a photo walk with your students. Photos are a great way for students to show understanding, make connections and synthesize information. (There will be an optional companion session (Creative Ways of Sharing Your Story with Photos) where we take our photos and create stories using maps, collages, and video.)

Type:	BYOD Workshop
Focus Area:	Brain Research/Neuroscience, Emerging Trends, Google, Mobile Devices, STEM/STEAM, Teacher Librarian, Other
Skill Level:	All levels
Handouts:	https://sites.google.com/mvsd320.org/learnsomethingnew/workshops-and-sessions Description: Digital Literacy Workshop Workshops and Sessions Resources

Presented by

Martha Thornburgh, Mount Vernon School District Martha is a Google Innovative Educator and a Google Education Trainer. She is the Digital Literacy Specialist for the Mount Vernon School District. Martha has special interest in teaching and sharing stories with photography.