The document discusses effective technology integration for 21st century learners, noting that teachers should integrate a variety of technologies to keep up with latest tools, establish guidelines for technology use in class, and ensure students know how to use technology safely and productively while cautioning that technology should aid rather than replace traditional teaching methods. It provides examples of technologies like computers, internet research, word processing, media presentations, and blogs and cites a bibliography source on the links between technology, learning, and school change.

1. What is Effective
Technology
Integration for 21st
Century Learners?

2. Computers
Internet research
Word processing
Media presentations
Blogs

3. Technology Age
An effective teacher:
Integrates a variety of
technologies.

4. Teachers should...
Keep abreast on the latest technology.
Establish guidelines on
technology use in class.

5. CAUTION!
Technology, aid, not crutch (Feldman,
Coulter, Konold, 2001).
Donʼt overuse technology:
If it is necessary or enriching to the
lesson, use it, if it isnʼt, donʼt (Feldman,
Coulter, Konold, 2001).

6. CAUTION! Contʼd
Ensure students know how to use
technology safely and productively.
Test out all technology beforehand.

7. Bibliography
Feldman, A., Coulter, B., Konold, C. (2001). Linking Technology,
Learning, and School Change. Learning and Leading with Technology.
28(4). 42-47, Dec/Jan. Retrieved Sep 20, 2010 from, http://
alicechristie.org/edtech/readings/LTLSC.pdf
Computer Picture. http://www.mobilewhack.com/17-inch-macbook-
pro-comes-with-replaceable-battery/
Facebook Logo. http://www.refhttp://leeji.wordpress.com/2009/11/02/
nct-reflection-week-2-facebook-pages-and-groups/facebook-logo/
ramecollective.com/blog/?p=465
iPhone 4 Picture. http://www.zdnet.com.au/600-000-pre-order-
iphone-4-339303894.htm
Camera Picture. http://www.noogler.org/
Rules Picute. http://alpinemortgage.ca/blog/