1. By: Ann Marie Carrier Annmarie.carrier@cobbk12.org

3. Changes over Time TECHNOLOGY THEN! TECHNOLOGY NOW!

5. WHY Integrate TECHNOLOGY? STUDENTS!

7. MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS… TO LEARN!

8. INTERNET Research Webquests Scavenger HuntsScavengerHunts Resources – NEW WEB 2.0 Technology!

9. NEW TOOLS of WEB 2.0

10. Web 2.0 Tools Go2web20.net – Listing of over 2700 new tools for you at home and at schoolGo2web20.net Mondavi.com – Free Online File Converter Humyo.com – Free Online Storage & ADrive.com (50gb) Access Anywhere!ADrive.com Xtranormal.com – Text to Speech videosXtranormal.com Speech Skype.com – Video ConferencingSkype.com VideoConferencing Google.com/educators/ Online Lessons TeacherTube/YouTube – Tutorials on Everything!

11. WEBSITES Build a Specialized List by Content Area Use as Formative Assessment – Evaluating Content Students Create Organized Location for Content Learned, Previous Assignments, Review Games, Videos, Helpful Links & Student Projects.

12. BLOGS Online Conversation Posting Constructive Feedback for Projects by students and teachers News Updates for Class, Discussion Topics, Debates & Reflections Audio, Written or Video One way post or Two Way Conversation.

13. How to Get Started How to Get Started

14. VIDEO Use Moving & Still Images with Audio Effects Create Commercials, Songs, Skits or News Broadcasts Create Video Montages of Content in the World Requires Creativity & Collaboration of Peers Reinforces Presentation Skills, Decreases Fear & Provides Real Audience Clips To Teach (Unitedstreaming.org)

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16. PODCASTS Still Images, Sound or Video used for expressing what we know or feel about a topic in a downloadable format. Can be made on Movie Maker, Photostory, Garageband or Online Audacity Programs PhotostoryAudacity Uploaded to site, YouTube or webblog host. Students can create photo montage for verbal report of learned content or demonstration of understanding.

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19. Web 2.0 offers multiple gaming options for education. Game Creation for Student Projects & Assessment.Game Creation for Student Projects & Assessment Game Play for Education & ReviewGame Play Reach Multiple Learning Styles & Higher Order Thinking Create Interactive Lessons for Independent Student WorkCreate Interactive Lessons

20. WIKIS  Wikipedia = WIKI  Wiki = Hawaiian for Fast  Allows students a voice to present what they know  Collaborative Knowledge Of Content for Assessment  Flexible timeframe  Analyze Validity of others & edit incorrect data.  Create Database of Classroom Knowledge & Evidence of Georgia Performance Standards

21. Cell Phones in the Classroom Technology at their fingertips! –Calculator –Camera –Video –COMPUTER! Instant Web Searches Online Applications for Interaction Increase Communication between Students & Parents with No#! Text Answers for Game Play

22. Second Life Virtual World – Separate for teens & adults. Corporations, military & universities using for training. Educational locations & possibilities for gaming. Can create virtual learning environments & virtual scavenger hunts of educational data.

23. Social Bookmarking Delicious.com Furl Google Combine all of your internet boomarks to one site using tags for online retrieval Have students create Bookmark lists for specialized content summarizing the validity of each site for course content.

24. How to Get Started

25. RSS Newsreaders NewsGator Bloglines Google Reader Subscribe to podcasts, news sites or blog posts by favorite authors or web locations. All Data comes to you – SAVES TIME! Students can review articles to your feed, evaluate current events & contrast content

26. The Need for Teachers to Adapt Life on Mars & Back to the Future Digital Immigrants Vs. Digital Natives Their Education, their comfort, their futures, not ours! NO FEAR – just JUMP!

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