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Haiku Deck<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0on the\u00a0iPad<\/a>, takes the art of presenting to a whole new level. \u00a0Take an idea or a message; synthesize it to a few words that represent the deep understandings. \u00a0\u00a0Haiku Deck<\/a>\u00a0will use the words to locate images from Creative Commons that match the concept you are trying to say. \u00a0Or you can choose to insert your own pictures, photos, and charts. \u00a0 Sharing the result can be via a projector or capture the image and send it somewhere (camera roll, email…)<\/p>\n What intrigues me is the coordinated way that a few well chosen terms can connect with very specific images to communicate a powerful idea. \u00a0If you’ve always used PowerPoint as your ‘go to’, consider making your presentations or messages stand out with this app. Use it to engage in Literature Circle responses, poetry, writing workshop, \u00a0social studies history segment, news promotion or poster creations. \u00a0Provide time for students to grapple with their ideas. Discussion will result in deeper themes and word phrases, which in turn generate other images. \u00a0\u00a0I made this one – where do you imagine the conversation will lead?<\/p>\n<\/h4>\n
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