Technology in the Classroom Presented By Lawrence Booth.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

An introduction to learning technologies. Learning outcomes By the end of this session you will be able to: recognise the advantages and disadvantages.

Advertisements

DIGITAL AGE SKILLS TECHNOLOGY PROFICIENCY –Ability to use digital tools for information processing, management, and communication INFORMATION LITERACY.

Teaching International Teachers to Use Technology Using Free Web Tools Jenell Williams Christina Kitson Max Stinnett English Language Program Kansas State.

Washington DC Student Project Unit Portfolio Presentation By Terri Lackey.

Presents: IMYM Interdisciplinary Middle Years Multimedia - Grade 5 “date” “my name” “my address” “Our” Middle School.

Distance Education with Computers By: Paul Martin.

Flexible Delivery Faculty of Nursing University of Alberta.

Technology Standards for Language Learners TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS FOR LANGUAGE TEACHERS.

ISD Project Training Teachers to Create Basic Flyers Using Photoshop CS6.

Computers in Teaching by Mr Kurt S Candilas MAE - ENGLISH 2.

WHAT TECHNICAL SUPPORT DO SCHOOLS NEED ? Richard Galvin Director, European School Mol, Belgium

Yiangos Ktorides Cyprus Computer Society Computer Science at the Primary and Secondary Schools of Cyprus.

Chapter 6 Exploring the World Wide Web in the Classroom.

Adelina Rucker EDLD 5362 Lamar University Pearland I.S.D. Technology Plan 2011.

Warren County Middle School Business And Information Technology Program “ A Different Approach”

PHS Computer Classes. Introduction to business applications Office 2007 – Word – PowerPoint – Excel Presentation Techniques Employment Skills.

Technology in the Classroom Past & Present. What is technology? technology: (n) applied science; or: a technical method of achieving a practical purpose.

Course Introduction, Role and Mission, Standards, and forms Module 1.

Get practical computer skills you can use everyday. Word processing, databases, spreadsheets, Web page work, PowerPoint Presentations (slide shows), introductory.

MARKETING TECH PREP – “ON THE ROAD” Oak Land Tech Prep Consortium, Minnesota Chris Miller: Kathy Haugan:

Creating Narrated Stories From Digital Images Using Microsoft Photo Story 3.

For Computers in the Classroom Maggie Enoch Section 7.

Chapter 5: Online Orchestration: Establishing an Effective Web Presence Presentation Given To You By: Julie Bertoni Erin Farmer Katelyn Maroney Cody Fish.

2012 Petri Lounaskorpi BRING YOUR OWN DEVICES to school - experiences and good practeces from Finnish schools Petri Lounaskorpi.

 To self-assess use of technology  To understand some challenges of integrating technology in teaching and learning  To recognize different strategies.

Ellen Bonnard and Molly Verleger. Discrepancy in incorporating reading across the curriculum into the world language classroom Reading across the curriculum.

D i g i t a l T e c h n o l o g y By Ashleigh Heath.

Technology as a Tool. In our society which is overfilled with technology, is adding technology to the classroom more helpful or more harmful? Why? Brainstorm.

DIGITAL DIVIDE. Introduction Digital divide – Gap in access to digital and IT Can be global or local Two facets a.Gap in physical access b.Gap in IT resources.

E learning. What is E-learning? Several concepts or ideas The use of electronic media and ICT i education from traditional distance learning to MOC Google.

How to Teach “Teaching from a Distance” Munirah A Alanazi.

Young people use computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices not just for trivial dialogue, but more importantly to socialize and learn. MOBILE.

TECHNO PEDAGOGY.

Technology Improvements for the Grafton 2000 referendum.

Winning Strategies Conference 2010 – Metro ECSU – Saturday, March 20 Jonathan C. W. Jones, M.Ed.

Bethune Middle School Technology Plan Presented by: William Carter E7801-Instructional Technology Planning and Management Dr. Regina Merriwether.

Classroom TA414 Introduction. TA414 classroom There are twelve computers in this classroom. Teacher can use this classroom to teach some courses.

+ Copyright © 2012 by Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Smaldino, Lowther, and Russell Instructional Technology and Media for Learning, 10e.

Empowerment Through Technology Steven Parker. We need to live in both worlds… “…the classroom and the Web. The brave new world of net delivered and assisted.

Donna Montgomery ETEC 562 Defining Distance Education Distance education is institution- based, formal education where the learning group is separated.

Using Technology to Support Learning Herrell 26. Technology –Adds motivation for learning –It makes record keeping and report writing easier –Might overwhelm.

Network Tech Courses Classroom Instruction Student Access to Info & Tools System Services Replacement.

Helps to reduce the social disparities between students Teachers can plan their lessons more efficiently ICT also help teachers to work in teams and.

New Administrators’ Technology Guide Becca, Dana, José, Kim.

HAVENECESSARY A mobile phone A CD player A computer A laptop computer A DVD player An MP3 player A digital camera An electronic dictionary A video camera.

KIDS GRANT. The Grant Department of Education Technology Innovation Challenge Grant Classroom technology integration Key Instructional Design Strategies.

Spaces PHYSICAL Space: -University Campus -Real time classroom: coincides with the classroom timetable -Those outside classroom timetable: computer labs,

Video Conferencing Solutions for Professional Development & Classroom Activities Johnny Hamilton Director, Professional Development 2it Education Solutions.

Virtual Schooling Mallory Buzun-Miller, Judith Considine, Will Puvalowski, Blair Sawyers.

UNIVERSITY OF JYVÄSKYLÄ ICT Support in International MDPs Tuning International Master’s Programmes Merja Ruuska Planning Officer Information.

CHAPTER 11: ENGAGING STUDENTS IN PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT AND REFLECTIVE LEARNING By Nadia Strawder.

BSHS 352 Slingshot Academy / snaptutorial.com snaptutorial.com For More Tutorials

How to be collaborative, adaptive and tech-savvy communicators who can operate in the 21 st century classroom.

MODULE 3 TEACHING IN THE 21 ST CENTURY By Luis Eduardo Montemayor.

Using Technology throughout a Lesson Harnessing the Unique Powers.

Learning Management System (LMS) /Course Management System (CMS) & Digital Portfolio.

DIGITAL LITERACY of students and teachers

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL CIENCES APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN ENGLISH CAREER “THE INFLUENCE OF TEACHER’S ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS INTO TECHNOLOGY-RELATED.

e-Learning Our view and experience

Chapter 9 Darnese Wiggins.

Digital camera 1 almost the same as cameras.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF EXCELLENT PROGRAMS

IP CAM Karamürsel

Future Library : The Virtual Library

NARROWING THE DIGITAL GAP

ISTE Reflection.

Smile You’re On Digital Video

Preparing for the Windows 8.1 MCSA

WELCOME Parents and Students.

Presentation transcript:

Technology in the Classroom Presented By Lawrence Booth

Technology in the Classroom  The Importance of Technology in the Classroom  Professional Career Development  Utilizing Technology in the Classroom  Encouraging Students  Acquiring Technical Resources  Evaluation Tool

The Importance of Technology in the Classroom  Technology is an intricate part of the real world and is used every day.  Our students need to have the skills to be able compete in a global market.

Professional Development  Teachers Need to Be Proficient  By enrolling in formal classroom courses  Grants Available  By enrolling in an Internet courses  Studying Guide Books

Utilizing Technology in the Classroom  Basics Technology  TV  VCR  Over-Head Projector   Advanced Technology  PowerPoint Presentations  Computers  Internet  Video Conferencing Distance Learning

Encouraging Students to Work With Technology  In School  Calculators  Computers  Internet  Video Cameras  Outside of School  Computers  Internet

Acquiring Technical Resources  Digital Divide Network  Finding/Using Free Local Resources  Finding/Using Free Internet Services  FCC  Universal Service Plan  Acquiring Free/Low Cost Computers  E-Rate  Acquiring Low Free/Cost Phone Service

Evaluation Tools  Computer Adaptive Testing  Electronic Portfolios

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!