Using Green Screens to Promote Self-Advocacy and Communication Skills INNOVATION. INSPIRATION. IMPACT.

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1 Using Green Screens to Promote Self-Advocacy and Communication Skills INNOVATION. INSPIRATION. IMPACT.

2 Learning outcomes for this presentation: To give you confidence in your technology skills by showing you how easy this technology is to use for YOU and your students. To show you how this technology can expand your students language skills, self-advocacy skills, teamwork skills, and confidence. To give you lesson plan ideas. Be a Chroma key (green screen) superhero!!!

3 Who has used Chroma key technology before?

4 Arlington ISD Instructional Technology Grant $10,000: 20 mini ipads with cases Storage Cart Green Screen and Support Stands $2.99 Green Screen App by Do Ink/DK Pictures for (Android and ios)

5 Cooperation Students demonstrated leadership and teamwork while creating a video project. *Instrumental music only, no voicing Classroom Green Screen Setup 2:12

6 Self-Advocacy Students used a template to individualize how they disclosed their hearing loss to workplace managers and to college professors.

7 Self-Advocacy Students used a template to individualize how they disclosed their hearing loss to workplace managers and to college professors.

8 Self-Advocacy Students told job managers and college professors about their type of hearing loss and needed accommodations. *Signed, Voiced w/ CC Disclosing your Hearing Loss to a Job Manager or College Professor 4:09

9 Self-Advocacy Students reviewed communication breakdown scenarios from Karen Anderson s book: Building Skills for Success in the Fast-Paced Classroom: Optimizing Achievement for Students with Hearing Loss

10 Self-Advocacy Students reviewed communication breakdown scenarios from Karen Anderson s book: Building Skills for Success in the Fast- Paced Classroom: Optimizing Achievement for Students with Hearing Loss. Students used posters I created to understand the options for clarifying information during practice scenarios.

11 Role-Play Communication Breakdown Student Group Scenarios *Signed, Voiced w/ CC Communication Breakdown Group 0:20 Students demonstrated strategies to solve communication breakdown scenarios. *Signed, Voiced w/ CC Communication Breakdown Scenarios 1:12

12 Communication A deaf police academy student at Arlington ISD s Martin High School interviewed with a deaf police officer in Texas to gain perspective for her future career. Deaf Police Academy Student 2:43 Signing, Voicing, CC Signing, Voicing, CC Response to Officer Trevino 8:20

13 Vocabulary Students created an online dictionary for multiple meaning words. Multiple Meanings: Catch 1:00 Multiple Meanings: Balance 1:00 Multiple Meanings: Boot 1:00 Multiple Meanings: Bowl 1:00 Multiple Meanings: Angle 0:30

14 Summarizing Students summarized the plot of The Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. Hatchet Plot 6:05 Hatchet Plot 4 1:28 Hatchet Plot 2 2:29

15 Presentations Students made presentations for ASL class and for Deaf Camp. ASL Project with Green Screen Signing only Signing only

16 Self-esteem You can boost students confidence and self-esteem. Even the most shy students can show you their silly side. Green Screen Fun 3 1:00 Music only

17 Teaching Tool for You: Teach deaf ed & general ed teachers about cochlear implant & hearing aid basics. Teach general ed teachers about DHH student accommodations. Teach or quiz students. Hearing Aids: Basics and Troubleshooting 14:37 How to Accommodate Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students in the General Education Classroom 17:09 Communication Breakdown Scenarios # 1-8 2:13 Cochlear Implants: Basics and Troubleshooting 12:01 Assisting Students with Hearing Loss in the Classroom 10:38 Communication Breakdown Scenarios # :13

18 How I Setup My Green Screen: Note: This app can be used to edit videos that haven t been shot against a green screen. It can serve as a basic cut & paste video editor. (As shown in demo) No voice or CC, visuals only My Green Screen Setup 1:17

19 How to Use the Green Screen App: Voice & CC Demonstration Do Ink Green Screen App 10:15

20 Tips: You can use any color as a background, but bright green will give the best results because it is not a common color in nature, especially skin tone. You can use bright green or blue poster board stapled to the wall to create a very cheap green screen. If you want top of the line editing functions, Green Screen by Do Ink is not your best option. It is meant as a simple, user friendly tool. $30.00 ebay

21 Tips: It is best to have lighting from the top, left, and right for even lighting and reduction of shadows on the green screen. A dull, not shiny, material will help reduce glares. A flat, minimally wrinkled material will help reduce shadows.

22 Signed, Voiced & CC. Green Screen Fun 0:36 Be aware of any shades of green colored clothing against a green screen background. No voice. CC only. Green Screen Fun 0:06

23 Parents: Lesson Ideas for Next Year: How to make calls on the home videophone How to charge and store hearing aids and cochlear implants How to say, sign, and spell siblings names, parent names, phone numbers, and addresses Family relationships step siblings, step parents, half siblings How to save contact information in student cell phone How to type home address in Google Maps What to do if.. Home emergencies Chore schedule

24 Audiologists & SLP s: Lesson Ideas for Next Year: Teaching students how to clean their hearing aids Teaching students how to show general education teachers how to use the FM/DM microphone Teaching general education teachers how to troubleshoot hearing aids and cochlear implants Record student s speech so they can see themselves. Record students telling a story to show progress on articulation or sequencing goals. Record students in groups demonstrating social skills.

25 Coordinators: Ideas for Next Year: Post a video on your website that introduces your program to prospective parents Post a video or picture slideshow of the positive things happening in your RDSPD

26 Deaf Ed Teachers: Lesson Ideas for Next Year: Late to school 1 st period: AP tardy table Late to class: Attendance Office tardy pass Attendance Office: doctor s notes and temporary ID s Pictures of the AP s and Counselors What to do if your interpreter doesn t show up in class ARD script: increase participation and understanding during ARD Meetings Graduation clothing and ceremony procedures Deaf culture and history Signed Picture schedule for class transitions Science and history presentations

27 Learning Outcomes: Do you have more confidence in your Chroma key technology skills? Do you have new ideas about how this technology can expand your students language skills, self-advocacy skills, teamwork skills, and confidence? Do you have new lesson plan ideas? Do you feel like a green screen superhero for your students?

28 Resources for Parents, General Education Teachers, & Deaf Education Teachers Topics addressed: Community Resources (Autism, Counseling, LGBT, healthcare, shelters, transportation) Deaf Community History, News, and Events Driving Resources Communication Types and Repair Strategies Time Management Resources Self-Advocacy in the Community Self-Advocacy at Work Self-Advocacy in High School and College College Resources College Resources for Special Needs Oral Mainstreamed Student How Hearing Works American Sign Language Resources For General Education Teachers Deaf Education Teachers and Personnel Assessment Data Forms

29 Check out my Channels: Jill Laney Texas Woman s University Jill Laney Arlington ISD Jill Laney Deaf Education Teacher Arlington ISD Martin High School jaulsbro@aisd.net Glide: jlaney Questions? Comments?