Hello everyone thanks for joining us for today's session, Sora Connections Vocabulary Strategies, were so glad to be here with all of you today
Now before we begin, I would love to take a moment to introduce ourselves
My name is Lisa Mullins and I'm a Product Trainer here at OverDrive, I've also worked with schools around the globe as a Product Support Specialist and I also spent several years as a classroom teacher
And I am joined today by my fabulous colleague Gabby
Thanks so much Lisa, hi everyone my name is Gabby Cregan, I'm an Instructional Designer also on the Training Team here at OverDrive, I've been here for a little over two years and I have a background in middle school education, as well as curriculum writing
Thank you Gabby
Let's talk about how we can get the most out of our time together
First there will be some opportunities for you to participate today using poles and the chat, we look forward to hearing from you
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Here's a brief overview of what we will cover during our webinar
We will start by introducing the goals of this training session and then dive into a live brief demonstration of Sora features
And then after that, Gabby will walk us through, some ways that, to use Sora tools for learning
We're going to practice connecting Sora to vocabulary strategies with some real world applications
Thanks Lisa and now for a brief introduction to our connection session
So simply put, our goal for today's webinar is to provide a space for you as educators to explore how sora connects to your classroom to your curriculum into your students
So we've designed this webinar for those who'd like to learn simple, straightforward ways to implement digital content into their current teaching practices and curriculum, and we're going to aim to meet this goal using the three key objectives that are shown on screen right now
You may be familiar with Dr. Puentedura's SAMR model for educators
This framework can be used to assess how you are integrating technology into your classroom and learning practices
According to the model there is a spectrum or levels of technology integration
So let's review quickly each one
Substitution is kind of the introductory level, so as the name suggests, digital is a substitute or replacement for your existing practices, so that's the first level
Augmentation takes it a little further, so while digital still stands as a replacement for what you are currently doing, it also lends some level of overall improvement to the lesson
Now for the final two levels Modification and Augmentation
These are what Dr. Puentedura refers to as Transformation
So at the modification level, the use of digital tools facilitates a significant change in the instructional task itself
Tasks or lessons are fundamentally redefined at the highest level
At this level, the use of digital allows educators and students to create and participate in tasks that were previously impossible or not even considered
Now today's webinar isn't designed to perfectly align or even to cover all levels of the SAMR model, I don't consider myself an expert in the model, and in fact most of what we covered today would likely be considered substitution and augmentation and that's ok
More importantly, each one of you joining us today will have a different set of circumstances, environment, and resources at your disposal
Instead I wanted to bring up SAMR here as a conceptual framework to keep in mind when designing learning experiences for your students, and when reflecting on how you incorporate technology, including Sora, into daily lessons
So the takeaway, technology can be incorporated at many levels of use and we hope today's session sparks some ideas for you
Before we dive into the reason for today's session connections, let's review a few of Soras key features
Now in just a moment I'm gonna do a live Sora demo, where we're going to take a look at how these features work before exploring specific ways that Sora can be used for vocabulary development in the next section
And during our live demo, we encourage you to brainstorm how Sora's learning tools fit in with what you're already doing in your classes or how might they enhance your existing lessons
So with that
I will share Sora
Okay we should all be seeing right now, I've got an open ebook and this happens to be the title Holes, you might be familiar with that
I'd love to show you first a couple of ways to interact with the text, regards to defining a word
So here we see on our screen
We're reading and perhaps we come across a word, I noticed this word vast
I'd like to define it, I'm not exactly sure what it means so I'm going to click and hold
Because I am on the web browser, so that's why I am clicking you tap and hold
Untill I see the blue and now I'm going to tap on
Define
Now right away an inapp dictionary comes up for me
So I'm increasing my reading comprehension without having to open additional resources
No here's a trick, in addition I saw the word perseverance a little bit further down on the page look at what I can do here right in this search bar
I'm going to type the word
Perserverance
And now I have the definition for the word
I can
Scroll down a bit, I can look at different synonyms for the word
I can even look at I'm not sure what tenacity is, I can click on it
And now there's my definition
Scrolling down just a
Bit further
I can see my related on topics to explore more
And I can even go to google translate
Tapping on translate, you'll see that it opens another tab for me
So I got the word tenacity
Maybe I'm not sure how to say that
Tenacity
And perhaps there is a reader,, perhaps english is not their first language let's say I want to translate and of a better understanding, more comprehension
Tenacidad
I'm going to close
That tab for us
No excuse me, I'm going to hide that
And now let's look at another way of interacting with our text now, Im gonna use that word that I had mentioned before perserverence
And I am going to this time instead of defined I want to highlight to the same thing I'm going to tap and hold until I see that blue
Release this time I can choose one of three colors
Let's go with green today
Why not and
I want to make, now perhaps I'm building, I'm getting ready to do some homework, perhaps I need to, this is a word I want to use in a sentence
Save
And there we go
Right
Great for doing things like creating categories, maybe I use another color for example to highlight character
Traits
Another feature that I would love to show you is to search for a key word
Now in this case I want to go right here to my magnifying glass
And I know that one of the characters in this book is mr sir
And so let's say, I'm getting ready to
Write a paper some and here we go on the type in mr sir
And now I've got every instance where mr sir is mentioned in this title
If I wanted to
I could even
Jump
To those different mentions
Now
What do we do with all of this
I'm going to take us back, we're gonna close this
And we're going to go, actually to the home tab
To take a look about how we can use these, what can we now do, what's our next step
So here is my home tab
Now scroll down a tiny bit so you can see, I've got my recent notes and highlights and my recently defined words
Let's look at the defined words first
I was going to click on those words, there this is going to show me
All of my words that I have defined
Now I might choose to
Sort these by, maybe I want my work to be alphabetical, prehaps I'm building a nice little resource for myself, alphabetical is always a good way to go, I could delete any words that I might actually
Not need, you know, perhaps you know I actually do know what a building is
Perhaps I wanted to leave that
Some different options
But now
Let's export these
Using this icon here, in the upper right hand corner
I can actually now export
These
Words
Excuse me, sorry, a little hair in front of my face there
I'm actually going to export this as a text file this time and it's going to export for me
The new tab is going to open
Now I want to stress
You're going to see that it's
A list of the words, a list of the words that have been
Defined
All right, now I'd also love to show you, how this works with our notes and our highlights
So
I'm going to tap on back to home, let's look at our notes and highlights same thing
And open them up to see them all
I can choose to sort within, I can or search of, excuse me, I can even sort by just notes, things with just highlights, I can sort by colors, let's say I'm in a sort by green
So now everything with a green highlight or a note
Will come up for me, if I want to see the annotations for a specific book
I would tap on the jacket cover
You'll notice I still have that export option
So let's say I need to export my notes for Holes
This time I'm going to explore them as a pdf
A new tab is going to open
And now here we are
All right and
With that, that will conclude the demonstration portion, and Gabby if you could bring us back into the presentation slides, thank you
Ok now I think it is a great time for us to do a knowledge check
So
True or false
This is going to pop up as a poll
Ah true and false, students can use the search feature to locate specific vocabulary words within the ebook they're reading
True or false
These answers are rapidly coming in
I'm so excited about this
Okay we are at seventy three percent, can we get to eighty before I stop
And where to stop it in three
And one, lets go ahead and end that poll
Fantastic
Yes
Our answer is
True, students can use that search feature to locate those vocabulary words, you might have caught that I used it with a character, works the same way with a vocabulary word
Ok
Excellent, let's try another
This time
How can students hear pronunciation
Or
Translate words into a different language
From Sora
Can they take their titles offline, will that do it, or if they want to search by a keyword
Perhaps Google Translate
Or
Exporting those words from the home tab
I
Answers are coming in and quickly
Bit slower, all right, we're at fifty four percent, can we get just a few more
Remember you want to think about the translation
Hearing it
In the mindful of time, let's close this one down in five
Four
Three
Two
And
One
You see our results
Okay
The answer was Google translate, remember I was able to, right from that definition
Pop up there, that shade popped up, I was able to tap on Google translate, which opened that new tab for me, where I could hear words, I could translate them into another language
Excellence, alright
Yay another one okay
Here we go
Which tab allows students
To view
Recently defined words in Sora
Is it the home tab
Is it the explore tab
Shelf tab
Perhaps the me tab or the main menu
And think about
Think about, what you saw in the demonstration, perhaps what I did not show you in the demonstration
Alright
We're gonna close this one now in five
Four
Three
Two
And
One
Let's take a peek, and if you remember
I went to the home tab to access my recently defined words, as well as, I can't access my recently, ah recent notes and highlights as well
Excellent
I love these knowledge checks, alright, true or false
Notes and highlights can be exported from Sora and then shared with teachers, peers, and parents
True or false, ok we are rapidly answering this one, excellent
Excellent
And we're at eighty seven percent, that's very exciting, okay
Close this down in five
Four
Three
Two and one
Let's end it, let's take a peak and see what that answer was
True
You can export those and no I didn't mention sharing with teachers, peers, and parents
I'm glad that you made that connection
Excellent job
Alright
Gabby, I'm going to hand it back to you
Thanks so much Lisa, it was a wonderful demo reviewing those great features and thanks everyone who is joining us today for your participation, so now let's connect Sora to vocabulary strategies
Now you don't have to reinvent the wheel when you go to incorporate Sora into your classroom practices and students vocabulary learning, so what I have on the slide here are some easy wins and ways to translate what you're already doing into the digital space and were going to be talking about some of those great features that Lisa just reviewed
So if your students currently look up the definition to a new vocabulary word using a glossary in the back of a book or maybe an online or print dictionary
Here's an easy way to use Sora, as we saw students are able to define a word in the app while they're reading, one of my favorite parts about that is that it doesn't require an additional resource, so those words also that even myself would have skipped over when reading because we don't recognize them it's so easy to learn more about those words and to increase their comprehension
If you work with young students, they may be frequently identifying sight words so whether that's while they're reading picture books or in your classroom
In Sora you can build practices with your young students and teach them how to highlight sight words
I love this opportunity for students because, one against them using the app, its tactile right there definitely interacting with the text but it's also a way that you can then track their progress to see which sight words they identified correctly
If you're working with students in some of the older grades, and maybe you're reinforcing how to use context clues to understand the meaning of a new word, there's also features in sora that can support that
So think about using a note, how Lisa just showed, for a student to make their own prediction right, they'll look at the surrounding text than add a note predicting what that word means
But then they can take it a step further and compare their prediction with that dictionary definition, so it kind of allows them to go through that whole process and hopefully helping them to take ownership of their vocabulary learning
Alright, if you do a practice that I was very fond of when i was teaching, which was having students either write the definition in their own words or maybe having them create sentences out of the words like Lisa mentioned
Sora is also great because again they can use the notes to add those sentences, or their own personal definitions, that's what I like about this is that they can do it, you know, while reading, they have a record of when they learned that word and exporting is really easy, so it actually kind of combines them, you know, having to take the extra step to write the sentence on loose leaf paper, they can do it all kind of within that book and again they can add that note and export it later
And then finally if your class is doing any kind of practice using a word wall or maybe your older students have a vocabulary log or vocabulary journal that they update
Great feature about Sora is that it's actually automatically tracking which word students have been defined, so this is going to go even deeper than words you might outline as the educator saying
You know, okay these are going to be our new words for this unit, it's going to capture any words that your student defines and so students will be able to reference that list at any time
And they can export it to use outside of Sora
Now when I first was learning about the Sora app, I did definitely find myself thinking back to prior classroom experience and how it would have worked and while it's easy to use the app for the instructional practices that you and your students are already accustomed to, what I love is that Sora provides some opportunities to do more with it's built in tools
So on this side I'm gonna highlight how some of those features we've been talking about can make it easier for students to find and learn what they need to but can also help them encourage, excuse me, further exploration
So one of the features we looked at was that idea of searching for a vocabulary word and jumping to its instances
So I'm thinking back to when I was in high school, I had a teacher who is very big on symbolism, in our english class, especially color symbolism, and I would spend long periods of time leafing through a book looking for any instance of a color right in this case think about how this could maximize your student's time and also specifically when talking about vocabulary how it can help students to kind of
Do a little bit of pre reading activity, where maybe they can go through and highlight those words before they even begin reading, so they know to pay attention to them, it's also great when you're trying to get students to the same place in the text you can give them the phrase that's at the beginning of the chapter and that will help them all navigate to the same place
Another way that you can do more with digital, you can explore synonyms, so something that I found frequently, is that synonyms are great but the students have to definitely be confident with what the statement right, so I had a vocabulary text that I used to use and unfortunately students didn't
Really know the word or the meaning of the synonyms, and what's great in Sora is that, you can click on those synonyms and you can actually learn the definition of those words as well
So it kind of builds on each other and students are at left without a resource
To learn more
All of this is happening within the book itself
We also briefly looked at the related topics section, now this is something that I have in mind for some older students and less of a requirement, but more of just a learning opportunity
I like when there's features that encourage students to kind of follow that intrinsic motivation to learn more about topics they may be interested in, now you may not assign students to say okay when you define these words look at the related topics but especially if you are a content area teacher, I'm thinking maybe science or history, having these related topics associated with vocabulary words provides an opportunity for your students to
The peruse, learn more, maybe even just uncover a fact they didn't recognize and so it's kind of a more holistic look at vocabulary
Lastly one of my favorite features, the ability to access Google translate from Sora, so you can hear those words pronounced and as well as translate them into another language
The great thing about pronunciation is when I was in school typically I only knew the pronunciation if a teacher had set it out loud and that we practiced it or rehearsed it together, so there is lots of words that I've read before that I
Think to myself even now oh I'm not sure how you pronounce that so being able to encourage students to take ownership and to grow their
Spoken vocabulary as well as written is great
In addition this is definitely a feature for english language learners to try to help them perhaps connect with the word more in their home language
As well as students who may be learning a new language and want to help to grow their language
Skills in that second language, so you know students can quickly translate into spanish or french and they can kind of learn more that way
Now during the demo Lisa showed how you can keep track of or how students rather can keep track of their own defined words and annotations, and how these can be exported to use outside of Sora
Just want to mention a couple of great things about the sort and delete features first, so thinking about if your students are creating a vocabulary log
Maybe there's words they've defined a year or two years ago that they no longer think needs to be on that list, they can definitely delete them, they can also choose to just see words or annotations for a particular book
So this can be really helpful when doing an assignment
You'll see here this is for the notes and highlights
Lisa also showed a couple of the file types that you can export to, these may depend somewhat on the device that you're using in terms of what file type is available, but I like that there's flexibility here depending on the use case for students
One of those use cases might be who they're sharing it with, so is it something that they're just saving to their computer, as a reader I love to highlight in physical books this is something where I might highlight my favorite passages to save for later in terms of talking about vocabulary as students could share these words or definitions that they create themselves with their peers or with their teachers or even with their parents
And then finally just a couple of specific ideas for exporting, there's, there's a myriad here there's a lot of ideas and I think it really depends on your specific use case but just a kind of talk about a few, I think exporting can facilitate student created assessments using some of the tools Lisa mentioned earlier
I also like the concept of using annotations as anonymous discussion starters, or word sorts, so word starts is one that I am definitely a fan of that activity, so you could think about a physical word sort where a student could export an entire list of defined words, cut them up, and sort them physically
Or a digital word sort where students could maybe use a color coding system, so perhaps you're talking about parts of speech
Yellow as verbs, pink as adverbs, things like that
One more category and then were going to hand it over to you to actually do some practice, so if you've spend some time exploring Sora and what's available in your digital collection, you might have come across one or more of these formats if they've been added by your school
Each one of these formats can support vocabulary development in unique ways
So first we've got read alongs, these are really popular for younger students
The title is, or the entire text actually sorry, is read aloud by a professional narrator and in many cases students can see the words highlighted on screen
This is great to help support students fluency and pronunciation, in support for that sight word identification like we talked about earlier
There's also comics and graphic novels, thinking about vocabulary here, the use of visuals and high quality visuals that that can really support students understanding, including with vocabulary, and these titles could be used as an alternative or even a supplemental text
Recent addition, there's also magazines, so thinking about content area teachers this as a way to explore specific topics in depth, maybe see vocabulary words used in a different context, and there's the ability to read an article view which is a really nice feature I think this allows students to
Read in an easy way but also still get all the benefits of what a magazine has to offer
And lastly audio books, we love audio books right so definitely supporting the fluency and pronunciation can offer comprehension support for struggling readers and thinking specifically on vocabulary like we said, just giving that comprehension support and also hearing those words pronounced aloud
Now if any of these are new to you, I will definitely promote that we have short how to videos that show you how to use each format and if you have questions about adding these to your digital collection, you can always reach out to your account manager
Before uncovering some additional benefits, I want to call your attention to the fact that
Nearly all of what we're covering today can be done
Either in person
More virtually
So in the current school climate obviously, Sora can afford you and your students
Flexibility whether it be
You know doing things in a hybrid model or however your school is set up depending on the time
Spending some time building Sora practices and routines that fit your classes needs, can facilitate easy transitions from in person to remote work
So here's a few ways that students can benefit when taking advantage of Sora for vocabulary learning
I consider these kind of the read between the lines benefits
Sora can enable learners to take ownership, support self sufficiency, and positive help seeking
So what do I mean about that, well first and foremost the fact that you know students have these resources built in to their reading app that allow them to take advantage, they can feel like they have ownership because they don't need to access additional resources, they can learn more about a paticular topic
Sora can also support scaffolding and privacy for readers unique needs, so this is going to go back actually to some ideas that I was talking about on the previous slide which is you know students can be assigned specific text that meet their level, students can define any word they want in a text so it's not going to limit them to just the words that have been outlined by the teacher or just the words that are in the glossary at the back so if you have students who may be have some gaps in their vocabulary or need to kind of fill their vocabulary development
They have access to those tools right
Also privacy, so anything that students define or their annotations are going to be private to their individual account, unless they choose to export them
Sora's features also empower students to create their optimal rating experience which can improve their relationship to the text, now this one gives a little bit of a sneak preview on some of Sora's other features if you're familiar
One example being the fact that you can customize the reading and listening experience in Sora also students can change things like the book
The books font design, things like the narration speed, to kind of take ownership over their reading and that will lend itself as well to support vocabulary learning
Last but not least facilitates organization and progress monitoring, I think a lot about the home tab with this one so kind of walking through how students can create a color coding scheme for example with annotations, or how they can keep track of the words that they've defined under those recently defined words, Sora provides these opportunities for students all within the app, so they can use it to the extent that they want to or the extent that you assign them to as educators but the tools are there
So with that I think I'm actually going to hand it over to Lisa so that we can look a little bit further at some
Application and practice scenarios
All right thank you Gabby
Okay let's start off with elementary
Make sense
Alright here's our practice scenario
Mr Marcello recently introduced his kindergarten students to a new batch of sight words for the third quarter
How can Sora support his students sight word recognition and vocabulary development
What are some tips that he can share with parents for at home practice
I'm going to pause for a quick moment, take some time think about how you might respond to this question
Alright, so I'm hoping that there is some wheels turning, we're thinking about some ideas, in just a moment we're actually going to have you do your own application on a different senario, so let's talk a little bit about some of the ideas that I came up with and that Lisa came up with when we were brain storming this, but these are definitely not exhaustive these are just some of the first things we are thinking about
Really there's lots of opportunities here so
If we're thinking about Mr. Marcello, one thing he might do is, he might want his students to use read alongs and this would allow them to work independently to see the words on screen being highlighted and hear them pronounced
He could also use a scavenger hunt for sight words, so he could work with small groups of students to teach them the process of highlighting, students would get to pick the color that they want choices, always a good thing right, and then they could practice so they could do it together at the smart board
He could have that projected on screen
Work together in small pairs or
Independently during centers and that's the feature that I like here is that students can kind of build their digital skills using Sora that they will use in later grades as well
Last idea we brain storm here is share with parents, so you know parents are part of the educational process to Sora isn't just for the school day, it's available year round even after school hours so
Reinforcing this concept of sight word identification at home could be a cool idea right students could use their personal devices or if they're one to one
We know that the devices go home, they could use them there and practice with a sibling or parent
I do want to do a quick promo for one of our kids that we have available on the resource center if you work with elementary or young grades specifically like prek through third your early and pre readers we've designed a kit
That help students at that age level to get started with Sora and I'm going to give a shot out to Lisa she taught in kindergarten previously and so she did a great job of giving us lots of insight on how we could create materials for educators at that level
So now that we got through one example
Let's go ahead and walk through a second
Lisa I'm going to turn it over to you
Thank you Gabby, thank you for those kind words as well, let's move up to middle school, now this time we're gonna want to hear from you
So let's take a look, Miss Shannon is six grade science and social studies teacher
At the beginning of each unit, she provides her students with a list of the important vocabulary terms that they will be discovering, exploringm and defining in their upcoming lessons and activities
Now would you think back to what you saw in the demo and the ideas that Gabby covered in the previous section
Which sort of tools
Can support Miss Shannon's students vocabulary learning
How can Miss Shannon encouraged her students to take ownership of the vocabulary using context clues and dictionary definitions in Sora
So take a moment to consider what you've seen today and how Sora can support Miss Shannon's students and we're gonna open up chat and I want you to share any ideas that you have, they don't need to be full sentences or complete plans, just ideas, just thoughts, were excited to see what you come up with
I guess we've gone ahead and opened up that chat, so you can find the chat in the Zoom toolbar, typically along the top, likely the bottom of your screen, you'll see the chat there and I already see some ideas coming in which, makes me so very happy I realize that question is a bit of a mouthful, so really just thinking about the situation here, what ideas could you find to integrate Sora and to help or to
Help Miss Shannon encourage her students to, you know, learn the vocabulary using digital tools
Oh Allen, breaking the class into teams, I love that, I love a good team activity
That's great, yeah definitely collaboration, that's huge, presenting to the class and explaining how the word is used, I love it taking that next step to you apply the word
That's great
Going to give us a couple more minutes, cause I know it it's a long thing to type about here
It's a lot to think about, you asking to the class
We asked all around that, public speaking
Love it
Yeah I definitely think, the search feature is coming up here frequently, and I think that's a great one for this, I love this idea that just came in to choose your favorite selection from that list and share the context, that's great
Of that idea
Love it, sad we didn't think of that that one, it's not on the list that is a great one, some different context, okay that's great, so gathering multiple meanings of the word as well that
A great take on it too, that would be fantastic especially if you're working with students and they're learning that a word can have different meanings or be used in different contexts, they love that
But a couple more
And then we'll kind of give you some of our breakdown of a couple ideas that we had
Translated, yes definitely translation is fantastic as well, going to actually bring these up here because
As you're putting your answers in the chat, we can kind of talk through some ideas together so I think almost everyone in the chat has mentioned searching and highlighting, I definitely think searching would be helpful here for sure, you could use those context clues like a couple folks in the chat pointed out
Since this is content area, this also could be an opportunity if you're working with you know older students, to look at related topics
Oh that's such a great idea, I'm gonna read this one aloud, once you have shared the different context, use a synonym in that selected sentence to see how the author's voice change it or does it that is a fantastic and helpful idea, great keep them coming
While your typing in there, I'll also share, you know, this could be an opportunity to make flash cards, maybe to use a cornell notes sheet lots of different ideas here
So we're gonna skip to the next slide
I've got another kit here that will be sure to link to in the follow up materials
But
While you keep
Putting those great ideas in, I'm going to let Lisa kind of walk us out since I know we're close to the time but
By no means stop writing those ideas in the chat, they're great, I just saw word maps
I'm learning so much today, it's fabulous all right
So let's recap what we've done today, we've compared ways that Sora relates to print strategies, especially when it comes to vocabulary learning
We've also explored ways that you can do more with digital including additional benefits for students
Finally we analyzed two practical scenarios to see how Sora's tools can help meet the needs of learners and how digital habits can be implemented into daily classroom practices
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