This document provides a personal timeline of Ke`ala Hauanio Angay's experiences with educational technology from the 1970s to the present. It details the technologies Ke`ala experienced as a student in kindergarten through college and expresses a vision for using technologies like YouTube, apps, and iPads to support math instruction by allowing computation and representation. The document acknowledges challenges of inadequate budgets, intimidation by technology, and lack of training.

1. A personal timeline
of educational technology
Technology and Me

2. Overview
My name is Ke`ala Hauanio Angay.
I started school in the 70ʻs in Honolulu,
Hawaii.
I graduated from Kamehameha School in
1986 located in Kapālama, Hawaii.
I first went to college at the University of
Hawaii Manoa in 1986.
When I finish my degree, I hope to
become a Math instructor at Leeward
Community College.

3. My definition of
Educational Technology in
Teaching Math
Computation and Representation are key
elements in the Math and can be viewed as
the colors of painting.
When Technology is present, like a
“calculator” or an “ipad”, these tools can
easily do Computation.
Representation, the ability to apply math
content with formulae, theories, or rules, are
added via “youtube.com” or an “app”, the
portrait is complete.
For learning to occur in the math classroom,
the picture of Computation and
Representation go hand-in-hand with
Technology.

4. Web sites on Educational
Technological history
 History of the Internet - 1962-1992  Tablet History: 14 Devices that laid the Groundwork
 History of the Computer
David Packard and Bill Hewlett, founders of
Hewlett-Packard.

5. Kindergarten technology
 The TV Typewriter by Don
Lancaster in September 1973.
It was the first display of an
alphanumeric keyboard on an
ordinary television set. It
consists of two memory boards
and could store 512 characters
and a 90-minute cassette tape
for additional storage.

6. High school technology
 The interesting fact! The World  In 1986…
Wide Web was not available in  The 1st Laptop: IBM PC
the 1980`s! Can you believe
Convertible
that? The First World Wide
Web Server and browser –
available to the public in 1991.
 My 1st
Cell Phone:

7. College technology

8. A vivid technology
learning experience ~ Which one would you use?
 A true Virtual Experience
 myVoki vs. my (plain) email.  My iPad vs. my notepad.  SmartPen vs. my pen
 A Prezi vs. PowerPoint  Skype vs. my land line.  Smartboard vs. Chalkboard

9. A technology I want to use
in my classroom
 Youtube.com
 App Store
 iPad
 The combination of
these technologies
would support my
planned math
instruction.

10. My vision of the classroom
of the future
 Use Technology in
the Math classroom
for computation and
representation.
 Take knowledge from
Technology outside
the Math classroom
to apply content.

11. A challenge for teaching
 No budget for
Technology and itʻs
tools.
 Technology is
Intimidating. Prefer
the Easy Road.
 Inadequate Training
in Technology

12. ‘Ō lelo No‘eau
by Mary Kawena Pukui
 Ma ka hana ka ‘ike.
In working one
learns.
 If we continue to
learn about
Technology we will
learn and teach
Technology.