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RESOLUTION: SHOP MAKEOVER {#3}

1/13/2016

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// RESOLUTION: SHOP MAKEOVER - GIF MANIA //

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I'm back with more #TREATYOSHOP2016 tips, tricks, & techniques! First impressions count, & it's easy to pump up the "curb appeal" of your store front with a few simple steps. Today we're focusing on adding pizazz to your TPT shop, email signature, & blog by creating eye-catching GIFs!

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HOLLA! for Sandy @ Soaring Through Second for this awesome GIF creation she posted on her Instagram using my Marketing Maven TPT Storefront Makeover Toolkits!

// Take Time to CATCH UP //

We're going into #BEASTMODE primping our shops, and making it as easy as possible! If you didn't read my previous posts on upgrading your profile pic and customizing your storefront, check them out to get up-to-speed on all of the tutorials.

// But FIRST....the BASICS //

Be sure to read my previous post for tips, tricks, and tips to customize your TPT storefront to learn the basics of how to create a SINGLE IMAGE to customize your header by following the awesome tutorial by Christi at Ms. Fultz's Corner.  We'll be building off of those instructions to take multiple header images, combine them into GIFs, and then embed on your storefront, email, and website/blog!!
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// I'm SO FANCY! //

Once you understand the dimensions for your header image (450 x 150 pixels) and Christi's instructions for how to embed an image (works the same for GIF) with hyperlink using HTML code (she provided base code structure), we can KICK IT UP A NOTCH and create ANIMATED GIFs!!!  See instructions below and follow along with photo tutorials by watching the slideshow of images.
  1. First, create multiple 450 x 150 images that you want displayed in your store header (and elsewhere...keep reading), and save as separate JPEG or PNG files.
  2. Then, go to GIFMaker and upload all of the images you want rotating through the GIF animation.
  3. Once you do this, within the GIFMaker, you need to make sure size is set to 100%: 450 x 150 px, adjust the speed of the slides (I like 1200 milliseconds), and set the animation for infinite loop (enter zero).
  4. Then, click CREATE GIF ANIMATION, followed by DOWNLOAD this GIF.
  5. Now that the file is downloaded to your computer,  you pick up with Christi's steps {START @ HER STEP #3} for uploading the file to PhotoBucket, getting the HTML code for that image, and then adding the file HTML as well as link to location in your shop within the Store Profile QUOTE section of your TPT Seller account.
  6. READ ON for other fun places you can pop the GIF HTML file to add some PIZAZZ to your promo and branding efforts!


// Step-by-Step Slideshow Tutorial  //



// GIFs Here, There, EVERYWHERE! //

CONGRATULATIONS! You've done the hard work and now you can go GIF CRAAAAAZY! Once you create your GIF, upload it to PhotoBucket, and grab its HTML code...you can start dropping those puppies EVERYWHERE. Here's a few examples: 

BLOG or WEBSITE:
Within your blog or website, anywhere you can place and paste HTML code is a place you can insert the new HTML for your GIF code to catch readers' eyes. You could do this to add an animated display of new products to the end of your post! See my example below!
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// Add a GIF to your EMAIL SIGNATURE //

Catch the attention of everyone you email!  You could use a GIF featuring PRODUCTS, sales, or seasonal specials, or even use an email GIF to rotate through your SOCIAL MEDIA outlet  information.  No matter what you use your animation for....you MUST DO THIS because it's SO SIMPLE and will certainly be noticed. I can't tell you how many comments I get about my GIF email signature from fellow sellers and customers alike!
  1. Follow all instructions above for creating your individual graphics, turning them into GIF, uploading to PhotoBucket, and then obtaining the GIF HTML.
  2. Click on the settings icon in the top right corner of your Gmail.
  3. From the drop down menu that appears, select SETTINGS.
  4. Once in settings, scroll down until you see the SIGNATURE section.
  5. Make sure you click SIGNATURE (NOT NO signature)
  6. PASTE your GIF HTML into the signature text box.  If it works, you will see the animated GIF pop up into the box and begin working.
  7. Add any other text and/or hyperlinks you want included in your signature.
  8. You can even highlight and HYPERLINK the GIF to the web address of your choice (such as your blog or TPT shop).
  9. Be sure to SAVE your changes by clicking the button at the bottom of the page.
  10. VOILA! You're done and should see your creation pop up at the bottom of every email!
  11. SEE THE SLIDESHOW TUTORIAL BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS!

I can't wait for you to get GOOFY with GIFs! Be sure to change them up by season, holiday, sale, or new product release, and try dropping them into creative spots that take HTML code. Let me know if you have any questions or IDEAS about new ways to use GIFs for your branding and marketing!!!
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Tune into Technology: Crazy -for- QR Codes

7/29/2014

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It is a public running joke at my school that I am CRAZY for QR codes. Tease all you want, because I’m totally fine wearing the crown of the resident QR code queen (....or crazy lady). So much of what the students are learning and reporting on involve creative, multi-media applications that simply cannot be conveyed on paper. To tie in video, audio, photo, documents, games, and more, students utilize iPads for a variety of applications. Communicating such layered projects can be tough! Using a QR code to link to a video recording, student-created webpage, portfolio link, online document or presentation is a 21st Century, interactive way to engage students, parents, and hallway bypassers in everything from center instructions to hallway displays. Get your scanners ready to be QR code crazy with Mrs. Petlak’s class!

Interactive Tech-Based Student Work Displays
Check out my Scholastic Top Teaching blog posts featuring interactive QR code use (linked below) from the 2013-2014 school year. You’ll get a kick out of some of the awesome student recordings and creative applications for this simple tech tool!  See how we use QR codes to provide interactive multi-dimensional hallway displays that provide an in-depth profile of student learning! Projects featured using QR codes include:
  • Student Pinterest boards and pins
  • Greenscreen student video reporting/recording 
  • Educreations screencast recordings
  • Hands-on math games video tutorial recordings
  • Project-based Picasso research 
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Clone the Teacher:
I know I can’t be the only teacher who wishes they could clone about 5 of me so that there were enough hands and eyes and ears to most effectively provide individual support as needed in my classroom! Since that isn’t possible (...and is a bit frightening, trust me….1 of me is enough!), using a QR code to convey meaning, instructions, and more is the next best thing! While you’re manning small group instruction, record your voice or video demo of what needs to be done at each student workstation. We actually did this for a recent STEM family event {watch for future fun posts!!} & it was hugely successful with both students and parents. Heck--you could record an ENTIRE LESSON via video or screencast and link it to a QR code! This works really well, when you have substitute teachers, too. It’s like you’re there even when you’re NOT!
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BEST . GIFTS . EVER .
As favors for our STEM family event, we filmed students using a greenscreen app, then linked a QR code to each video. Next, we created keychain tags with design on the front and corresponding student video recording QR code on the back. Now, students can scan the code and watch their video whenever they want!
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Big Time Book Use:
QR codes can be AMAZING tech tools for creating interactive books and related activities! Talk about making the magic of reading come to life!
  • Student self-recording of book read aloud
  • Teacher recording of book read aloud
  • Student-created dramatic version of book using apps such as FaceTalker & Puppet Pals.
  • Student book reviews using video or audio recordings.
  • Book movie trailers to pique interest when browsing the library searching for books.
I LOVE Sue Lynch’s twist on the traditional reading center. Let’s face it, CD recordings of audio books are becoming tough to find...and so are CD players! {I felt really, REALLY old when I had to explain to my students how to use a CD player and CD discman.  Can anyone say “child of the 80s & 90s????} Sue uses the trendy tech-appeal of iPod graphics, inserts a QR code linked to an audio recording of the book, and then, VOILA! Students scan and listen to the stories on their own handheld device. Check out her product, Listening Center Twist on Teachers Pay Teachers.
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Keep ‘Em Honest: 
Cloning yourself via QR code to help students check practice work is not only fun for your kiddos, but it helps them practice honesty, and makes quick checking for understanding simple & efficient. Simply link the answer (I use Google docs to link & share) to individual questions, task cards, or answers for an entire practice sheet to a QR code. Copy and paste the QR code onto the activity page(s) or do the old-fashioned version and PHYSICALLY {gasp!} cut and paste the printed QR code onto the activities. Our very own linky hostess-with-the-mostess, Kristin Kennedy of iTeach 1:1 has AMAZING answer & check (via QR code) activities that are perfect for student workstations that promote independence!

On the Hunt:
QR code scavenger hunts are SO . MUCH . FUN. We have used them in our classrooms for fun math facts practice, geography challenges, evidence of STEM in our school building, word hunts, and much, much more! Again, tech-teacher-extraordinaire, Kristin Kennedy of iTeach 1:1 has fab QR code scavenger hunt materials that are perfect for independent skills practice with a fun twist!

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Secret Treasures:
This year I want to make or purchase secret rewards using QR codes. Simple create a reward coupon, upload it to a share site (like Google Drive), link it to a qr code, and then print a paper coupon/ticket that has the QR code visible. Students scan the code to see their prize! Joanne Miller has a great example of such incentives with her awesome Scan To Win Reward Tickets.

I love this idea because you could use this process to make CUSTOM secret rewards. We have done something similar in the past using invisible markers with students who have individualized behavior/incentive plans. Have the child work with you to create a list of rewards he/she would love. Follow the instructions above, but program the coupons with the incentives specific to that student. When that child earns his/her reward, they will scan and receive something JUST for them!  They’ll love it.


What’s Next for this QR Code Queen?
I’m always looking for ways to expand my tech-tool use, and in the year to come, I want to try out augmented reality through apps like Aurasma. Check out this post on augmented reality by my friend, tech-wiz, and fabulous edu-blogger, Erin Klein. Similar to QR codes, this brings classroom activities and displays to life and I can’t wait to try it this school year!

Still QR Crazed?
I get it….you can’t get enough! If this is the case, you have to pop on over to 2 amazing posts by my fellow Scholastic blogger, Christy Crawford. You’ll be so inspired and adding to your to-do list that you’ll be QR crazed for days!
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My First Ever "5 -for- Friday"

7/25/2014

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It's a week of FIRSTS here on It's Elementary, My Dear, now that the blog is fully up-and-running, I have so many topics, tidbits, and link-ups that I want to write about there aren't enough hours in the day to keep up with my {super excited} thoughts! Today, I'm cranking out my FIRST EVER "5 -for- Friday" link-up with Doodle Bugs Teaching {insert happy dance here}! Let's see what fun & frolicking this week of firsts has brought me...

//  My 1st Link-Up: Tune Into Technology Tuesday  //

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Part 2 Coming SOON:
iPad 
STUDENT use

The lovely ladies {and fellow Chicago-area bloggers} over at Learning to the Core and iTeach 1:1 have cooked up a 4 week series of Tuesday tech-themed topics to pick our brains and link up with others sharing tech tips. I'm only just now linking up in time for the topic of iPads {#betterlatethannever}, but will be back again next week to chat about my obsession with QR codes. In fact, I've only posted Part 1 of my iPad postings (TEACHER use). Over the weekend I'll be wrapping up my 2nd iPad posting (and will link it, too) focusing on STUDENT use of the devices. Get a sneak peek of my kids in action adding to their digital portfolios (using the Open School ePortfolio app), which I will use for extensive assessment, feedback, and communication with parents.  iPads are my FAVE "tech-sessory!"
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//  Excited About Midwest Meet-Ups  //

I've been watching {slightly enviously} as other teacher-bloggers around the country giggle & gobble up food together at regional and state meet-ups for years! OH, how I've imagined having the chance for a Midwest or Chicago {HOLLA!} area blogger meet-up for a long time now! GUESS WHAT?!?! My dreams of a Midwest/Chicago area meet-up are coming true! Thanks to the divas at Darling Dressed Duo and Sequins Are a Girl's Best Friend, we'll be enjoying a fabulous brunch outing in downtown Chicago August 3rd!  Even more surprising was when I stumbled upon {TONIGHT--just before I wrote this post!} the Midwest Blogger Meet-up co-hosted by Lessons With Coffee and Thriving in Third.  I'm on cloud 9, giddy beyond belief {#hopeicansleeptonight} for these two events, because I know I'll be meeting some of the most fabulous people EVER! I can't wait for us to all become blogging besties!
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//  We hope  YOU  can join us for BOTH events!  //

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//  S.L.A.N.T. Me Silly!  //

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Soooooo...I've been catching {slightly jealous & definitely curious} glimpses of S.L.A.N.T. boxes all over Instagram, always wondering, "How in the WORLD do I get into this totally awesome exchange club?!?!?" Well, tonight during some {almost} midnight, totally random blog hopping, I landed at Lessons & Coffee.  Not only did it introduce me to the Midwest Blogger Meet-up (see above), but I seem to have stumbled upon the MOTHERSHIP for joining in the S.L.A.N.T. box fun! INSTANTLY, I signed up for the August exchange, & will be pacing the floors until I hear back about my match & start gathering goodies for the them of "Hometown Pride."
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//  It's Gettin' HAUTE in Here!  //

Even if you don't personally know me, but follow the blog, my Instagram, or Pinterest boards, you know I love beautiful design.  One thing you probably DON'T know about me {unless you're a personal friend} is that graphic design is one of my passionate hobbies. I LOVE IT. For nearly 2 full years, I created couture wedding, holiday, & everyday stationary and art prints for clients all over the world. It was artsy and wonderful...but led me away from education & out of education.  Despite my success & enjoyment, I was called back to the classroom & am ever grateful that I returned. Now, I have the perfect opportunity to combine my love of design with my calling to education!! I'm cooking up some DELICIOUS DESIGNS that will soon be revealed. See a sneak peek of my design inspiration below.  Check back for haute stationery providing "Smart Style for Trendy Teachers!"
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//  Mommy & Me  //

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I CHERISH the moments when I get to play MOMMY in a school setting & the role of TEACHER takes a back seat.  This past Mother's Day tea party at my son's preschool was the first such experience {no planning, prepping, or corralling kids was nice!} and tomorrow is another. I arranged to volunteer at Grayson's school once a week between now and the start of MY back-to-school. This week's theme is "Little Chefs," & I've cooked up some tasty activities for the cute little kiddos in Gray's class.  See the center activity materials below & watch for a full post with action pics coming soon!  
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Tune Into Technology Link-Up: iPad TEACHER use (Part 1)

7/23/2014

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I’m NOT suggesting that iPads will ever nor can ever replace teachers and/or real books, but I have to admit...now that I’m spoiled by using them in the classroom, I could never do without! From planning, to classroom management... assessment, to student projects and creativity, iPads are an integral cog in our classroom wheel and we don’t even have 1:1 devices! Fortunately, we are able to do some janky juggling of iPad borrowing in order to “make it work” (in the wise words of the one and only Tim Gunn) for our classroom use. See how this tech tool has turned our world upside down in the best ways possible!  {#couldn’tlivewithoutit}

TOP TEACHER TOOL: One reason iPads make me giddy is because of the usability for both students and TEACHERS.  I use my personal iPad throughout the day to keep me sane and simplify the exhaustive list of housekeeping and management tasks we do constantly. (I need a nap just thinking about it during the summer months!) Does it replace me reading real books aloud? No. Is it my best buddy throughout the day? Y-E-S

//  Heavy Hitters  //

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Class Dojo
What It Is: ClassDojo is a classroom tool that helps teachers improve behavior in their classrooms quickly and easily. It also captures and generates data on behavior that teachers can share with parents and administrators. Better learning behaviors, smoother lessons and hassle-free data — and its free! Class Dojo website

How I Use It:  Dojo points are doled out daily in our class. See my blog post on using a classroom economy to see the role Dojo points play in our daily routines. Parents of my students have the ability to view their child’s accumulated points for positive and negative behaviors any time they wish, or I am able to email a weekly report. With new messaging and student/class sharing capabilities, I can’t even IMAGINE how much more I’ll utilize this app this year (....I’m guessing nearly 24/7!!) To see how I use this app specifically for grade cards and conferences, read more on my Scholastic Top Teaching blog post!

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OpenSchool ePortfolio
What It Is:  “OpenSchool ePortfolio allows a teacher to easily create and maintain digital portfolios for an entire class or multiple classes. This FREE app incorporates multimedia tools built into mobile digital devices and has an inviting interface that motivates students to participate in the process of creating an authentic record of their academic, artistic and social growth.” –OpenSchool app description

How I Use It: This is my favorite new digital find! In our classroom, we participate in tons of project-based learning, creative ways to demonstrate our understanding, and a variety of cumulating student products. Such work requires rubric scoring, and is often difficult to physically put into a portfolio and equally problematic to share with parents. OpenSchool allows me to assign tasks and projects to individuals or the entire class.  Students (or I) then upload photos, videos, voice recordings, or other documents as evidence of work completed. Using the built-in rubric system, I am able to instantly grade the submitted projects. To see how I use this app specifically for grade cards and conferences, read more on my Scholastic Top Teaching blog post!

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iDoceo
What It Is: iDoceo is an app-based gradebook for the iPad. No Internet access is required to use it. This app will calculate averages in real time, includes features for seating, lesson plans, checklists, icon/text/number grading, and more. You may import and export information to and from this app, to make record keeping and communicating data simple and efficient. iDoceo is a not-free, but inexpensive app.

How I Use It:  I ADORE iDoceo for numerous reasons!  It’s my first year using this app, and I can’t wait to learn more functions as I further explore. Recently iDoceo made some major upgrades to their app, which will enable me to use the program even more than I already do! Currently, I’m using iDoceo to track standards taught and practiced, checklists for school forms, and behavior. It’s most useful for recording scores on non-percentage-based assignments (like projects and/or interactive student notebooks) using the 1-4 scale from our report cards and Marzano’s Levels of Thinking/Understanding. To see how I use this app specifically for grade cards and conferences, read more on my Scholastic Top Teaching blog post!


//  Quick -but- Quality  //

Class Messenger: 
Class Messenger, powered by Scholastic, has enhanced my home-school communication in the most positive ways. I’m able to send updates, reminders, photos, surveys, requests, and more instantly throughout the day. Since messages are available via phone text, app push notification, and email, there’s a way to reach every parent. Try Class Messenger to make home-school connections today!
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ClamCase Pro: 
This all-in-one, iPad keyboard, case, and stand has totally and completely changed the way I use my iPad. If I had to guess, I’d say I use it five times more while in the classroom than I previously did. Check this product out if you want to maximize the use of your tech device, both as a tablet, and a mini-laptop. It’s a bit expensive, but totally worth it. My recommendation: Don’t leave for school without it!
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Book Wizard Mobile: 
The Scholastic Book Wizard offers a searchable database of over 50,000 books from all publishers as well as a huge selection of teaching resources to help you match the right books to your students. Plus, you can search, create, and save book lists and purchase books through the Teacher Store.  

Now that Book Wizard has gone mobile, the possibilities for being more effective and efficient in managing your classroom library and creating customized book lists are endless! See the information below for specifics on this new app and start imagining all of the ways you will benefit from using it. For me, the ability to SCAN barcodes on the backs of books and instantly use my iPad or iPhone to get text information and make book lists is PRICELESS! Get Scholastic's Free Book Wizard Mobile in the App Store. To see how I use this app specifically for grade cards and conferences, read more on my Scholastic Top Teaching blog post!


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//  my FAVE Tech-sessory  //

I’m a girl who LOVES her accessories (ask anyone who works with or knows me!), and I’m not ashamed to admit that my iPad might be my #1 accessory because I use it so much! Thanks to this link-up, I can’t wait to discover new cap-APP-bilities for my fave tool.  To see how I max out use of iPads with my students, check out my Part 2 post!
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