Sam talks about aligning tech tools with your school's mission. A key piece of meaningful tech integration

1. Keeping Tech on Mission
Sam Patterson for JET13 8/8/13

2. Pedagogy and Mission need to drive tech
adoption
Framing the conversation based on mission
gives more people access
Discuss apps in terms of higher purpose instead
of product
Keeping on Mission

3. Padagogy V
2.0
The Padagogy Wheel by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/bloomsblog.

4. Our Mission
The mission of
Gideon Hausner Jewish day school is:
To promote academic
excellence, community
responsibility, and vibrant Jewish
living.

5. Apps or software that aids in delivery of
information: Box.net, Google Apps, Mentor
Mob
Apps the support interaction: Socrative, Ask 3,
noteability
Apps that track progress: 3ring
Promote Academic Excellence

6. Apps that support student interaction: Kidblog
Apps that support shared access to resources:
Box, Google drive
Apps that allow us to collaborate and construct:
Google Apps for Edu, Drive, Evernote
Apps that allow us to build visual messages:
Phoster, haiku deck, 30 hands, Aurasma
Promote Community Responsibility

7. Apps that connect us: google hangouts, skype
Apps that allow us to share creative spaces:
Padlet, google apps, wevideo, Voice
Comments for Google docs
Apps that support Hebrew word processing:
Cloudon, _____(always looking for more)
Promote Vibrant Jewish Living

8. • This is about how specific tech tools can
support our most important work.
• Sharing in terms of mission keeps the
conversation focused on a common goal
• Connecting to specific examples is even more
powerful
Making the Best Use Case Argument