Nora Sanchez Garza EDTC6343.60 Fall 2012.  The MTT promotes:  Interest  Inquiry  Analysis  collaboration  creativity to integrate evolving technologies.

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Nora Sanchez Garza EDTC Fall 2012

 The MTT promotes:  Interest  Inquiry  Analysis  collaboration  creativity to integrate evolving technologies that transform teaching and learning  vs.

 has to use creativity in order to suggest the best technology to in a lesson

 The MTT collaborates with:  Teachers, administrators, members of the community, and parents.

 MTT’s are to work with administration at the campus level to be able to evaluate the technologies that are available in order to best integrate them into the curriculum.  An MTT must support the teacher in the classroom with the integration of technology into the lesson.

 Selects and applies strategies to facilitate growth of the learning community in technology-enhanced instruction (ex. Current and emerging technologies, instructional strategies, educational issues).  Now a days educators have a variety of technology tools available to assist in the learning process.  Some examples include: