FUTURE TEACHING IN HAWAII Maya Iida University of Hawaii at Manoa Department of Educational Technology
About Me Born in Kahului, Maui Grew up wanting to become a teacher Graduated with my Elementary Education Degree from the University of Hawaii at Manoa Work as a substitute teacher Special interest in ETEC (Educational Technology)
Instructional Design Project
Web-based instructional module
Instructional Design Project Web-based instructional module For elementary school teachers in Hawaii’s Department of Education
Instructional Design Project Web-based instructional module For elementary school teachers in Hawaii’s Department of Education Focuses on highlighting the upcoming technology implementations in Hawaii’s schools.
Rationale Technology Advances Daily breakthroughs Personal Experience Student teaching Substitute teaching Informal conversation Nationwide Education Reform Race to the Top (RTTT)
Participants 10 Elementary school teachers Hawaii Various levels of experience with technology Uncomfortable with technology--- ETEC Masters Degree Length of teaching: 1-34 years Average length of teaching: 16.2 years
Areas of Reform Online Testing Online Learning Data Collection
Areas of Reform Online Testing Teacher viewpoints on what has been implemented Hawaii state documents Online Learning Trends across the country Hawaii state documents Data Collection J. Katahira- Subject Matter Expert involved in the creation of Hawaii’s Longitudinal Data System. Hawaii state documents
Design- Navigation
Navigation bar Navigation throughout module
Design- Navigation cont.
Design Features Video
Design Features cont. ImagesInteractive Survey
Evaluation Instruments Pre/Post- Module Surveys
Evaluation Criteria Cognitive domain knowledge of: Hawaii’s Longitudinal Data System SMARTER Assessment System Online learning trends Design Elements Ease of navigation Clarity of information
Evaluation Criteria cont. Attitudinal domain feelings regarding: Overall awareness of technology that will be implemented in Hawaii’s schools in the next few years Overall preparedness to teach in Hawaii’s schools in the next few years Willingness to recommend the module to others Degree of helpfulness of the module
Results
Results
For Future Research Process of obtaining consent from the DOE Multiple levels of approval Additional requirements Partial survey submissions 14 completed pre-module survey 10 completed post module survey
Conclusion Maya Iida Graduate Student Educational Technology University of Hawaii at Manoa