The document provides an update on educational technology presented to the Board of Education, highlighting professional development initiatives and upcoming courses for 2010. It details a historical overview of tech training offerings and emphasizes the shift towards problem-solving in learning due to web technologies. Additionally, it notes the incorporation of various digital tools and resources in the curriculum.

2. Ed Tech Update Frank Faber & Brian Stumbaugh presented to the Board of Education January 11, 2010

3. Agenda Professional Development Historical Overview Ed Tech highlights TechMondays review Where have we been, where are we going? “

4. Professional Development Historical Overview

7. 15 classes eSchoolData Digital Cameras Blackboard Basics Adobe Photoshop Elements Blackboard 2: Online Assessments English Resources Website Design Photoshop Elements 2: Tips and Tricks Social Studies Resources Groupwise Smartboard Resources Wikis in the Classroom iMovie 6.0 Digital Storytelling Building a Website with Google Sites

8. TechMondays

9. TechMondays • Full slate of offerings for 2010 17 more classes to come, January-June iMovie 2 Science Resources Math Resources Photostory Blogs Hardware Troubleshooting Skype Twitter Special Ed Resources Virtual Field Trips Adobe Acrobat Pro Google Docs Excel Web 2.0 Resources Web 2.0 Resources

10. Ed Tech Highlights- Fall 2009

11. “ Learning will continue to shift from the mastery of instructor-based content to problems to be solved.” ~Curtis J. Bonk The World is Open: How Web Technology is Revolutionizing Education Web 2.0

12. New TechTimes Website

14. BUILDING NEW PROTOCOLS

15. Wikis

16. FACEBOOK

17. Video Teleconferencing

18. Podcasting

19. Video Podcast

20. Audio Podcast

21. Faculty Meeting/ Large Group Instruction