Technology for Teachers Matt Bryson. Why Do We Need Technology In The Classroom?  Keep Students Engaged  Allows Students to Have Fun  Prepares Students.

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Technology for Teachers Matt Bryson

Why Do We Need Technology In The Classroom?  Keep Students Engaged  Allows Students to Have Fun  Prepares Students for Life Outside of School

Interactive Notebooks  Personalized notebook  Helps develop student organization  Help develop positive study skills  Allow for creativity and help students become independent learners

Weebly.com   Customized websites  Students are able to design their own website to display work  Students can comment on each other’s websites

 Edmodo.com  Facebook for Education  Instruction on the Internet  Teachers can add Assignments and Surveys

 TodaysMeet.com  Students can answer questions and everyone can see the answers  Dialogue can continue at any length with collaboration

Educational Blogs  Collaboration  Students can Follow Their Progress  Work Provided for Absent Students

Bookmarking  Allows Students to Follow Current Events  Students can Engage in Same Projects Across Different Classes    

 Voki.com  Allows Teachers or Students to Create a Person That Talks  Free to use  People Enter the Words and the Voki Person Speaks

 60 Apps in 60 Minutes 60 Apps in 60 Minutes  60+ Education Apps to use in the Classroom  Clint Stephens, Southwest Educational Development Center