Subtext: An Introduction
Published on Nov 27, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
STUDENTS SHARE EVERYTHING
INSTAGRAM, TWITTER, FACEBOOK, SNAPCHAT
SUBTEXT
ALLOWS STUDENTS TO SHARE AS THEY READ
Students can make comments private or share them with the group. (Note: comments are set to private as a default.)
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COLLABORATE AND DISCUSS
EXCHANGE IDEAS; LEAVE NOTES & QUESTIONS FOR PEERS
CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING
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EMBED GUIDING READING QUESITONS
- Multiple choice quizzes
- Student polls-no right/wrong
- Free response/discussion
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Questions allow for immediate feedback and help students stay on track with comprehension. They can see group results and other students' answers (free response).
EMBED PHOTOS
EMBED VIDEOS
LINK TO ADDITONAL READINGS
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GOOGLE SEARCHES
WITHIN THE APP...ENCOURAGES RESEARCH
ALLOWS FOR DIFFERENTIATION
EMBED EXTRA TASKS FOR HIGH FLYERS, EXTRA LINKS FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
ARTICLE OF THE WEEK
FREE ON FRIDAYS
Subtext's goal is to bring a weekly theme of content to teachers that will help broaden students' views about the world and expand their critical thinking skills.
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TEACHER DASHBOARD
- Page last read
- Minutes per page
- # of words defined
- # of comments made
- Any quiz scores
SET STUDENT RESTRICTIONS
- Cannot browse web in app
- Cannot send private messages
- Cannot create groups
- Cannot search for books, articles
- Cannot share books, articles
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RELUCTANT READERS
USE SOCIAL MOTIVATION TO FUEL ACADEMIC PARTICPATION
COMMON CORE STANDARDS
PREDESIGNED ASSIGNMENTS
TEXT TO SPEECH
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EASY TO ACCESS
- Sign in with a Google email
- Create a group
- Subtext generates a group code
- Students use code to join group
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EXPERIENCE SUBTEXT AS A STUDENT
@READWITHSUBTEXT
FOLLOW ME
@KM_RICE (TWITTER) AND FCVB15 (PINTEREST)
