1. Technology to Support Teaching and Learning Chris Halter, Ed.D UCSD Education Studies chalter@ucsd.edu

2. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Internet Data analysis & evaluation Interactive Presentation Student Voice Collaboration

3. Personal Use - Classroom Use What technologies do you currently use is your “real” lives? What technologies do you currently use in the classroom with students?

4. Teaching the “Nintendo Generation” A short video clip

5. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

6. Handheld Technology Choices Graphing Calculators PDA (Palm devices) GPS units

7. Handheld Graphing Calculators Powerful data analysis by students. Teacher can display. Navigator system gives teacher access to whole class view of student calculators.

8. TI - nspire Grab and Move Feature

9. Handheld Technologies - Probes Venier: These probes collect real data and can attach to Palm devices, graphing calculators, or computers Venier: http://www.vernier.com/probes/

10. Probe Demo http://www.vernier.com/getstarted/flash/lab propalm.swf http://www.vernier.com/getstarted/flash/lab propalm.swf

11. Handheld Palm Devices These have developed into mini- computers. They can word process, create presentations, and analyze data.

12. Palm in the Classroom A short video clip

13. Handheld - GPS & Geocaching Geocaching in Education

14. Handhelds in Your Classroom What activities do you have students do in the classroom that could be accomplished or supported by handhelds?

15. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

16. Smartboard Computer display Write-on whiteboard Touch sensitive screen Overwrite on the computer screen

17. Smartboard Large whole class interactive environment

18. Smartboard Large whole class interactive environment

19. Smartboard Large whole class interactive environment

20. Downloadable Resources There are online libraries for Smartboard Notebook lessons  Lesson Lesson

21. Smartboard in Action Short video clip

22. Smartboard in Your Classroom What could you see yourself doing with a Smartboard in your classroom? How could you use it? How could the students use it?

23. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

24. Document Camera Overhead for the technology supported classroom

25. Document Camera in Your Classroom What limitations do you face with the current overhead? What do you wish it could do? Would a document camera add anything to your teaching or student learning?

26. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

27. Podcasting A way to distribute your audio message. Accessible via internet connected computer or mp3 player (i.e. iPod) Some current educational podcasts include … (insert some podcast) This is just starting to make its way into education.

28. Podcasting in Your Classroom Is there a “message” that you would want to get out or publish to a wider audience? There is currently over 2300 K-12 pod casts on iTunes.

29. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

30. Digital Storytelling

31. A digital story is an interpretation of the curriculum from the student’s perspective. Brings together many media types. Brings together many learning modalities. Brings together many levels of learning (see Bloom’s taxonomy)

32. Digital Storytelling Sample Student video montage

33. Digital Storytelling Are there stories, perspectives on the curriculum, that your students could tell?

34. Technology Support Handheld technologies Smartboard Document Camera Podcasting Digital Storytelling Collaboration

35. Online Collaboration Google Documents  Word processing  Presentations  Spreadsheets Multiple Collaborators working on the same document at the same time with viability of each other’s work.

36. Google Interface GoogleDocs

37. Now for the challenge:  What direction do you want to take?  What technologies will support your goals for student learning?

38. Thank you for your time. Discussion and Questions