Learning from Fugleflicks

We have a large and ever growing collection of Fugleflicks, Student-Created Art-Related movies made by kids for kids about art.
Over the summer I started a Fugleflick QR code book that has 18 of our favorite movies. The pages have a graphic title, pictures from the book, description of the movie, learning objective AND most importantly, a QR code leading directly to the movie on vimeo. Learn more about the SCAN-VIEW-LEARN book and how you can get it for your art room from this post.
Today I realized that I had everything I needed (finally) to let my students have a chance to scan, view, and learn from our book. Here is what I needed to make this work:

• iPads for each student (but with headphone splitters you could share)
• my printed book with each page in sheet protectors spread out on back counter
• NeoReader installed and set to open in Safari (this scan app saves hassles)
• a class set of earbuds (bought super cheap from Amazon)
• about 10 minutes of class time

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Great way to learn about are #fugleflicks http://t.co/M1sDhc6DH7... https://t.co/0TpugJUgOt

— Tricia Fuglestad (@fuglefun) March 18, 2014

#fugleflick fun http://t.co/p5mNBBGPQi today #ar... https://t.co/MjkyF3Gxwx

— Tricia Fuglestad (@fuglefun) March 18, 2014

Scan-View-Learn with #fugleflicks http://t.co/etmvhQ8jO9... https://t.co/1ReGxwDG8V

— Tricia Fuglestad (@fuglefun) March 18, 2014

Scanning our #fugleflick QR code book to watch a video about #artsed https://t.co/8UEuiDt3Ye

— Tricia Fuglestad (@fuglefun) March 18, 2014

We have so many #fugleflicks to choose from! #artsed https://t.co/TOijYmjqf0

— Tricia Fuglestad (@fuglefun) March 18, 2014

Download the book from my TPT account

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