1. Joan Hughes The Role of Teacher Knowledge and Learning Experience in Forming Technology- Integrated Pedagogy Jessica Barron and Adam Wasilko

2. Introduction When you were in gradeschool, what teachers used technology? Did they embrace new technologies or did they stick to traditional methods unless forced to use technology? How did this impact your experience as a student? How did it inspire YOU to use new technologies?

3. Overview Literature Review Purpose of Study Method Results Discussion

4. Literature Review Benefit to creating new learning experiences Prior knowledge effects future learning Pedagogical content each specific discipline Technology use within each discipline Literature may help make the connections

5. Literature Review: Nature of Effective Learning Experiences Learning experiences provide opportunities for teachers Providing alternatives or dilemmas may impel teachers Few teachers have access to quality professional development

6. Literature Review: Technology Supported Pedagogy Technology supported pedagogy may be captured through three categories Technology functioning as replacement Amplification Transformation

7. Purpose of Study The research questions are: What is the nature of practicing teachers’ educational technology learning experiences? How do practicing teachers use technology to support their practice What role does teacher’s prior knowledge and learning experiences play in the building of technology supported pedagogy?

8. Method Participants Multiple cases were chosen Participants were asked to describe described their technology usage, teaching experience, technology- learning experiences and site based technology resources All cases involved the English Language Arts content area

9. Method

10. Data Source and Analysis Semi-biographical interviews were tape recorded and transcribed Three direct observations were conducted Evidence was compiled and collected and coded in a database that facilitated analysis Each case was analyzed individually and then cross examined

11. Results: Neil Educational technology learning experiences Classroom Based Technology Use Interaction between professional knowledge, technology learning and practice

12. Results: Doug Educational technology learning experiences Classroom Based Technology Use Interaction between professional knowledge, technology learning and practice

13. Results: Roger Educational technology learning experiences Classroom Based Technology Use Interaction between professional knowledge, technology learning and practice

14. Results: Laura Educational technology learning experiences Classroom Based Technology Use Interaction between professional knowledge, technology learning and practice

15. Cross Case Analysis All four found introduction to technology through an informal learning experience o Formal training was available, but no connections were made to current knowledge based, i.e., it didn’t “stick” Introduction to new technology made teachers rethink their methodology Information on technology outside of content area was not ultimately used General technology topics, rather than specific uses, with no connection to content area were not utilized in the classroom

16. Discussion The interpretation of new technology is a result of past experiences and history as a teacher o Alternative practices allowed teachers to examine their own styles and methods o Often times technology simply replaced old methodology o Content based technology leads to content based pedagogy Teachers can learn from each other’s practices o Laura might’ve used Rogers example of PowerPoint in the classroom

17. Conclusion The results have significance in the way of professional training and preparation for teachers Professional development through content specific collaboration Not always true that younger teachers have more to offer, often veteran teachers can make a pedagogical link that new teachers can’t Training should deepen teacher knowledge to foster real, and valuable change, in practice Future research: subject matter technology groups