eLearning at Hagley College

Retrieved 31March 2019 from:  https://www.closingthegap.com/microsoft-ideas-take-shape-in-onenote/ Hagley English teacher Anna uses OneNote Class Notebook and digital ink when teaching her Year 11 English class. Students complete essays in their individual student sections of the class's OneNote Class Notebook and Anna can look in to the student's notebook at any time to view their progress. Anna uses her stylus and touch screen device to provide timely feedback using a range of colours and methods. "Using OneNote Class Notebook for my classes is great, for lots of different reasons. No longer do I need to ask students to email me copies of their work, or hand me flash drives or links to files which I and they are never sure I can get access to. By using OneNote Class Notebook I can look in to my students notebooks at any time that suits me. Also the ability to use my stylus and digital ink means I can still provide feedback the way I want. I can easily highlig

Hagley College Music Teacher Nanako uses HP Reveal (formerly known as Aurasma) as a tool to help bring her subject to life. HP Reveal converts images or text in to video. Take a look at this video clip to see how it works. Once Teachers have uploaded a video clip to hpreveal.com, students can use the HP Reveal app on their mobile phone to scan a photograph of the video and the photograph instantly converts to video. Nanako uses HP Reveal to showcase student work and this allows students to gain a better understanding of the different types of the Music on offer at Hagley College. Nanako believes HP Reveal is a fantastic tool to advertise the learning at Hagley College and it so much more interactive and engaging for students than just pictures alone. This year Nanako aims to use HP Reveal to help students learn about different music notes. For example students can look at an image about a note, and then use HP Reveal to see how it is played and also hear it's sou