What is your Technology Load? TESL Ontario 2009

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    1. Discover Your Technology Load John Allan Niagara College Stephen Roney College of the North Atlantic - Qatar
    2. abstract
      • Are you overloaded in your teaching and administrative tasks? This workshop will allow you to identify the tasks that your job requires to meet the goals of the classroom and the institution. The presenter will provide an overview of 16 categories of digital responsibility. The participants then complete a rubric to discover their technology load. Coping strategies will also be presented and discussed at the conclusion of this workshop.
    3. Hopefully…we will cover
      • teaching and administrative tasks
      • introduce workshop task
      • identify 16 categories of digital responsibility
      • complete check list to discover their technology load
      • coping strategies
    4. Why is this relevant?
      • Technology wealth varies
      • Stress
        • teachers
        • support
        • administration
        • STUDENTS
      • Awareness for future negotiations
    5. Your checklist
      • Determine your load
    6. Communication
      • Email
      • Chat
      • Instant messenger
      • FaceBook - social communities
      • Twitter – mobile device and web
      • IP telephones
    7. Office applications (versions)
      • Word processor -- Word
      • Presentation -- PowerPoint
      • Spreadsheet -- Excel (gradebook)
      • Database – Access (old school CALL)
      • Publishing --- MS Publisher
    8. Human Resources (apps)
      • SharePoint
          • (Hr docs stored here)
      • PeopleSoft
          • Dedicated HR software
    9. Grade book
      • TNG
          • On-going grades archive
          • Calculates grades
      • PeopleSoft
          • Grade entry for official purposes
      • Simple spreadsheets
          • Many schools create their own
    10. LMS Learning Management System
      • Desire-to-Learn, Moodle, Blackboard
      • Administration
      • Creation
      • Set up
      • Facilitation
      • Mixed media
      • Accessing learning objects
    11. Assistive applications
      • Special needs students
      • Speech recognition
      • Text to speech
      • Zoom
    12. concordancers
      • Material developers & linguists
    13. concordancers
      • Used as a teaching tool “rule generation” from a concordance
      • WordSmith or LexTutor
    14. Internet resources
      • Wikipedia
      • Google
      • Dave’s ESL Café
      • WebQuests
      • Translators
      • Dictionaries
      • ……
    15. Web 2.0
    16. Compression/decompression
      • WinZip
      • Windows
    17. Content management system?
      • SharePoint
      • Instructor support
      • the “portal”
    18. CALL software
      • Multimedia
      • Proprietary packages
      • Customized learning opportunities
      • Outdated?
      • Ellis, Focus on Grammar, Rosetta Stone, Tense Buster,…..
    19. Basic computer hardware
      • Microphones
      • Headphones
      • Audio mixers
      • VHS players
      • DVD [players
    20. Audio visual
      • Data projector & remote
      • Audio mixer (usually software)
      • Video switcher (at the teacher podium)
      • Complex integrated lecture and classroom control podiums
    21. Virtual Personal Network
      • Allows access to intranet resources
      • From outside an institution
    22. Media Editors
      • Audacity
      • Imovie
      • Windows Movie Maker
      • Flash
    23. Image editors
      • Vector/pixel
      • Photoshop
      • Online (Sumo Paint)
      • MS Paint
      • Illustrator
    24. Self paced training
      • Large repositories of on line training opportunities
      • Atomic Learning
      • Adobe
      • Microsoft
    25. E - whiteboard
      • Whiteboard (reduction)
      • SoftBoard
      • SmartBoard
    26. DVD or CD replicator
      • Desktop (which one do you use?)
      • Roxio
      • Windows Explorer
      • Nero
    27. Security
      • Norton
      • Cisco Clean Access
      • Browser security (Pop up blockers)
      • Spam blockers
      • Ad Aware
    28. Mobile devices
      • Pervasive learning is here & getting bigger
      • ITunes university
      • Ipods, mobile phones, PDA, BlackBerry
      • Uploading
      • File naming
    29. Paper generators
      • Fax machines
      • Photocopiers
      • Printer scanners
    30. Schedulers
      • Instructional coordinators only
      • Benchmark Timetable
      • Assignment
      • Class planner
    31. Library
      • Access, reserve & monitor resources
      • Online journals, mags & newspapers
      • Online subscriptions to resources & media
    32. Virtual spaces
      • Second Life
      • 3D Virtual Worlds
    33. Filters and Blockers
      • Websense
      • Telecoms (National)
    34. Laptops
      • Access the institution systems & Internet
      • Power outlets
      • Communicating with an e-whiteboard
      • Behavior management
      • Students and laptops?
    35. Networking
      • Specialized mailing lists
        • TESL-L listserve
      • Social networks (NING) Classroom2.0
    36. Trouble shooting
      • Task manager
      • Wiring
      • Who is responsible?
    37. Example
      • What technologies are involved in creating an eportfolio?
    38. eportfolios
      • Proprietary system
      • Wordprocessor
      • Scanner
      • Printer
      • Graphics
      • Server
      • CD copier
      • Email
      • Photocopier
      • Spreadsheet
      • Others?
    39. suggestions
      • Include stakeholders in process of technology acquisition
      • Upgrades of technology (equal, training, timely)
      • Training – cycles, just-in-time, system (check list)
    40. suggestions
      • Optimization of learning objects
      • Logical archiving of learning and administrative media – for easier access
      • Common desktop (workstation) Teacher/Lab
    41. considerations
      • Mentoring system (tech champion)
      • Dedicated team to support tech
    42. considerations
      • Consistent Bookmaking on browser & portal page
      • Development of suitable activities to make technology relevant
    43. considerations
      • Development of suitable activities to make technology relevant
      • Don’t use technology unless it adds value to the learning
    44. Inauthentic labour
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