This document provides resources for teaching technology to both adults and children, including websites for creating presentations, doing research, making videos and mind maps, taking quizzes, and safely communicating with students. It emphasizes the importance of teaching appropriate and ethical technology use since parents and students may not learn about it otherwise. Resources mentioned include Facebook, SlideShare, KQED MindShift, iPads, Evernote, SurveyMonkey, and online collaboration tools.

3. ://www.facebook.com/HighTechTea

4. http://www.slideshare.net/willia1r

5. chnology is Welcome H

7. For Adults

8. For Kids

51. gs.kqed.org/mindshift/2010/11/cell-phones-in-sc
humbs-up-by-the-department-of-ed/

55. Teach like you want your children to be taught.

59. iPotty

60. The grown-up versio

74. MANDATE?

77. na, Pakistan, Iran, Syria, Thailand, Indon

78. na, Pakistan, Iran, Syria, Thailand, Indon
US Classrooms

80. Reading course materials
Researching
Poster design
Creating presentations
Mindmapping
Groupwork

82. The Digital Divide
Part 2
The App Gap

84. arents don't teach kids about t
ect, ethical, legal, and moral us
hnology........ then who is going

86. You are required by law
to teach online safety and
appropriate social media
skills.... and you have been
since 2008.

101. 2015

105. September 12, 2012

122. Safely communicate with
parents and students without
giving out your private contac
information

126. Collaboratively make and take online
quizzes - or make academic vocabular
flashcards with images

128. te a social, fun, game-like learning environment

130. survey monkey

132. survey monkey

133. Online collaborativ
audio editor, video
editor, cartoon
maker, and
mindmapping too

142. Collect, Organize, Annotate

143. http://evernote.com
Collaboratively create, collect, and share
materials and resources

144. Collaboratively collect and share news and
information from the web

145. Collaboratively make
or clip resources to
share or create an
online portfolio

146. Collaboratively collect online resources and
rrange into shareable boards

150. Collaboratively
make and share
through a safe and
private class blog

152. Create and upload presentations, documents,
and videos and share them with students and
colleagues. http://www.slideshare.net/

155. Collaboratively create online white-board
lessons, videos, and quizzes

156. Create with iPad
Use on any platform

157. Through Stoodle you can quickly create a collabora
whiteboard space. On your whiteboard you can type
and upload images. You can connect Stoodle
to your computer's microphone and talk your collabo
while drawing, typing, or sharing images.
Stoodle does not require you to create an account.
To create a Stoodle whiteboard space just
click "launch a classroom," name your room, and sha
the URL assigned to your room.

162. http://video.thinglink.com/signup

167. www.memplai.com
Collaboratively make
videos