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This document discusses technology trends and initiatives at Northeast School Corporation, including their 1:1 iPad program for grades 6-12. It provides examples of how various classes and teachers at Northeast Schools utilize their Learning Management System (My Big Campus) and technology. Teachers create videos, ebooks, online galleries and more for instruction. Students use iPads to create documents, projects, convert files and practice digital citizenship. The school aims to provide training to help teachers and students effectively integrate technology.
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- 1. Bryan Strain Technology Integration Specialist Social Studies Teacher Northeast School Corporation
- 2. Technology Trends 1 : 1 programs (laptops and tablets) 1 : 1 iPad program (grades 6- 12)
- 4. South Vermillion School Corporation Southwest Parke Community School Corporation Clay Community School Corporation Northeast School Corporation Southwest School Corporation North Daviess Community School Corporation Vincenness Community School Corporation
- 5. Northeast Schools Our Story Training, Training, Training Learning Management System Classroom Examples Digital Skills
- 6. LMS (Learning Management System) My Big Campus (Blackboard, Moodle) ease of use Assignments and Exams Announcements Media Library
- 7. Student Use Create word documents and Presentations Create projects (Movies, Posters, etc.) Convert documents to PDF Practice good Digital Citizenship Schedule help at the Student Service Center Take care of the device
- 8. English Created ebooks for kindergarten Classes
- 9. Kindergarten Classes have iPod Carts
- 10. Math Teachers create own videos for review and homework (flipping the class)
- 11. Science
- 12. Videos
- 13. Other examples FACS - Use Snapguide to post recipes Art - Online student art Gallery Technology - Stop Motion and Green Screen Movies Foreign Language - Podcast and flip class with a spanish language tv show Clubs and Teams - MBC Announcements and Game Videos
- 15. All Classes My Big Campus for Schoolwork Use Digital Textbooks Presentations and Papers ResearchS *Student and Teacher Created materials
- 16. Online Library
- 17. Skills for New Teachers Knowledgeable in subject matter Technology Change documents to PDF Create lessons and materials Teacher and student created material Willingness to not to know everything