This document discusses the author's experience with educational technology from 1988 to the present. It provides an overview of how technology can be integrated into different grade levels, from kindergarten to college. It emphasizes using technology to promote ethical and effective learning and preparing students to compete globally. The challenges of integrating technology due to lack of funding for equipment is also mentioned.

1. A personal timeline of educational technology

2. My name is Angie Pond I started school in 1988 in Lakeville, MN I graduated from high school in 2001 in Lakeville, MN I Graduated from the University of Hawaii at Hilo in 2007 with a degree in Marine Science When I finish my teaching degree, I hope to become a science teacher

3. The use of modern technology in the classroom in order to prepare students to compete in a global society.

4. Get general information and lesson plans about educational technology at: Educational Technology Insight Discovery Education Internet 4 Classrooms Click here for links to the history of educational technology.

5. Technology integration in the kindergarten classroom can be used in the forms of internet: Games Books Movies Projects

6. Technology integration in the high school classroom can be used in the forms of : Computers Digital cameras Laboratory equipment Internet use Multimedia applications Telecommunications

7. Technology integration is already widely used in college classrooms. Students should be aware of basic uses of technology by the time they enter college courses. College students are required to use: Computers and computer software Digital cameras and video equipment Advanced laboratory equipment Multimedia Applications Internet

8. Integrate all types of technology Use telecommunications to access information world wide Promote ethical uses of technology

9. Computers Ipads for students Integration of all technological equipment used by students

10. I would like to see schools in Hawaii catch up to other schools in terms of their access to new technologies. All students in Hawaii having the ability to effectively and ethically use technology.

11. The biggest challenge for using technology in my classroom will be the lack of funding for equipment.

12. The research rat of the future allows experimentation without manipulation of the real world. This is the cutting edge of modeling technology. John Spencer