Technology Integration: Mission Anne Meadows Office of Career and Technical Instruction WV Department of Education I m possible X

Kids are different!

Can you say multitasking?

NETS for Teachers Demonstrate introductory knowledge, skills, and understanding of concepts related to technology Demonstrate continual growth in technology knowledge and skills to stay abreast of current and emerging technologies

NETS for Administrators Participate in an inclusive district process through which stakeholders formulate a shared vision that clearly defines expectations for technology use Develop a collaborative, technology-rich school improvement plan, grounded in research and aligned with the district strategic plan. Promote highly effective practices in technology integration among faculty and other staff.

Hardware Interactive whiteboards Digital visual presenters Student response systems Handhelds mp3 players Digital cameras

Applications/Instructional Design Google Blogs/wikis/forums Photo/video sharing Social networking Games Intel Teach ® program

Interactive Whiteboards Touch-sensitive surface that displays and interprets a projected image that interacts with a computer's desktop Companion software allows teachers to develop lessons and activities off-site Smartboard and Numonics

Digital Presenters Type of camera which projects documents, two- and three- dimensional objects, and motion Used in conjunction with a projector Elmo, Toshiba, and Samsung

Student Response Systems Handheld keypad that promotes active learning in the classroom by soliciting instant feedback from the students Can poll students, tabulates responses, and display the results in graphical form. eInstruction, Quizdom

Small, portable, and versatile devices used for data collection, manipulation, and collaboration Offer a low-cost implementation of 1-to-1 computing Includes cell phones, personal digital assistants, and global positioning systems Handhelds

mp3 Players Digital audio players with the ability to store a large numbers of CD- quality files in very little space Podcasting is a method of delivering multimedia content (audio and video) to subscribers via the Internet i Pod, Creative Zen

Digital Cameras Cameras provide students and teachers the ability to document activities in the classroom, on field trips, and during special projects Video production in the classroom encourages creativity, collaboration, leadership, and media literacy

Web 2.0 Represents a shift from collection of static web sites to a computing platform offering interactive, user-friendly applications with the same robustness as the programs installed on your personal computer

Google Docs

Google Earth

SketchUp

Google Books

Google Calendar

Google Page Creator

Google Notebook

Blogs/Wikis/Forums A blog is a personal diary or journal published on the Web on which readers may comment

Blogs/Wikis/Forums A wiki is a body of knowledge created on the web that can be read and edited by the general public

Blogs/Wikis/Forums A forum is a type of threaded discussion posted on the Web

Flickr

YouTube

Social Networking

Games

Intel Teach ® Program

What’s Next? Smaller/cheaper/faster 1-to-1 computing Ubiquitous, transparent technology Virtual schools/online courses Improved instructional design/classroom management tools