2. Millennial learner’s are…
adolescents to 30 years old.

3. Most ethnically and racially diverse
group of youth in the nation’s history.

4. Least religious observant
youths since charting
behavior.

5. They
communicate
by texting.

6. They write more often than their
predecessors using social
networking sites.

7. Students prefer
to work together.

8. They text someone or go to the
web when they need an answer.

9. $60 billion have been spent on
digital learning tools in the US.

10. Students
learn by
interacting
internationally
with other
students via
webcams.

11. Using technology tools for
presentations.

12. Many millennials play
massive online games.

13. Schools use students love of online
gaming for educational purposes.

14. 77%
of
students
get
their
news
from
the
internet.

15. Using GoKnow mobile
software, smartphones are now
an instructional tool.

16. Wiki’s are used to produce a
group project. All participants
can log in and work together.

17. Good-bye, textbooks.
Hello, laptop!

18. “Look what I did!”
Document camera’s allow students
to share work with the class.

19. Tablets help
integrate the use
of technology into
the classroom
using great
educational apps.

20. High school students can
go to school online.

21. Mind Map
Movie Blog
Maker Journaling
Bloom’s
Digital
Taxonomy
Twitter Podcast
Web
Publishing

22. Assessment yesterday,
Assessment today!

23. Teachers set high
expectations,

24. and with critical thinking skills
students will succeed.

25. Blankenship, M. (2010). Plugged in or Tuned out? Students and
Educators Reflect on Current Technology in the Classroom.
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Connect Your Students to a Larger World.
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