Technology in the Classroom

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Technology in the Classroom

Some have it

Some don’t

Some use it

Some don’t

Cutting edge?

Why don’t we?

Time

Fit

Juggling one more thing

But really, its…

Awareness

Comfort Level

Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants?

It’s interest, not age.

The 21 st Century isn’t “coming” – it’s here.

Teachers will not be replaced by technology, but teachers who don’t use technology will be replaced by those who do. -Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach

Why do students need us in the age of

Why do we teach in the first place? What is the purpose of education?

Give students tools to succeed in life

Give students tools to make good decisions

If it’s on the Internet, it must be real

Expand our student’s view of the world

Prepare students for college

Prepare students for jobs

Life & Career Skills

Digital Footprint

Communication & Collaboration

Information, Media & Technology Skills

Fitting the puzzle together

How do I get the tools I need?

Start Small, but Dream Big

Bethany V. Smith, Asst. Director of Technologies at College of Education at NC State University Modified by Judi Adams and Vicki Whisler

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