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The document discusses effective technology integration for 21st century learners using the 5 C's framework: Connect, Create, Capture, Converse, and Criticize. It describes how technology allows students to connect globally, create and share projects online, capture attention through media, converse outside of class through online forums, and critically analyze media messages and technological advancements.
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Effective Tech Integration
- 1. What is Effective Technology for 21st Century Learners? Figure 1. Technology in Classroom By Cali McCorriston
- 2. The 5 C’s for Effective Integration 1. Connect 2. Create 3. Capture 4. Converse 5. Criticize
- 3. 1. Connect global access of information Fligure 2. Connections with people in the class to other students worldwide upload and share research and projects
- 4. Create make and share projects online Figure 3. Making Something Clay try new software to make posters and presentations online portfolios for personal work
- 5. Capture the imagination of students Figure 4. Photographer attention grabber spark interest in subject matter
- 6. Converse Figure 5. Conversation online forums to communicate outside of class using channels as question outlets utilize social networks academically
- 7. Criticize media messages Figure 6. Deep Thought images and online web presences the use of technology worldwide benefits and drawbacks of advancements
- 8. References 1. Image obtained from: http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2008/02/09/making_sense_of_new_technologies.htm 2. Imagine obtained from: http://code.google.com/apis/socialgraph/docs/ 3. Image obtained from: http://clarkblog.typepad.com/clarkblog/games/ 4. Image obtained from: http://bkfreestore.tumblr.com/ 5. Image obtained from: http://www.clipartof.com/details/clipart/17706.html 6. Imagine obtained from: http://conversations.nokia.com/wp-content/uploads/deep_thought.jpg