1) The document provides ideas for effective technology integration in education, including making learning mobile, encouraging collaborative problem solving and group work, facilitating virtual learning opportunities, and creating digital friendly materials. 2) It emphasizes using technology to empower student creativity, productivity, and learning through means like mobile learning, social media sharing, video production, concept mapping, digital storytelling, and more. 3) The overall message is that educational technology allows students and teachers to realize their full potential by making learning match modern lifestyles and giving opportunities to learn in new and engaging ways.

1. Adapted Photo by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com, Flic.kr/p/7AF1hr
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Ideas for Effective Technology Integration
MISSION POSSIBLE

3. Things We Lost Along The Way by Stephan Geyer, Flickr
“Technology is enabling our
need to be mobile. We want
to ensure that learning
matches our lifestyle.”
- Tony Bingham
Make it mobile!

4. Altered Image, Of Schoolgirls and Vader by Karanj, Flic.kr/p/3PkEA
What narratives did
you share today?

5. Facebook?
Twitter?
Text? WhatsApp? Snapchat?
Instagram?
Email?

6. Share a photoon your phone!

8. ISA Square Danc by Lafayette College, Flickr
Mingle with Devices

9. 3,2,1 Introduction
3 Things we should
know about you
2 Places you love
to visit
1 Job you wish you
had

11. Meaningful pair or group work!

12. Bit.ly/RWTCube

13. Collaborative Problem-Solving

14. Group Work
Leader: This person makes sure everyone is doing their
part, understands their tasks, give out tasks when members
don’t volunteer, and makes the final decision when voting
doesn’t work. They read the instructions for all tasks to the
group and make sure everyone understands the task.
Organizer: This person makes sure that everyone in the
group participates in every project and takes notes.
Project Deliverer: This person turns in the group work.
They make sure the work is organized, formatted, and free
of grammar and spelling errors.
Reporter: This person will be the speaker of the group who
presents for us the group’s work.

15. Are you a
cat or dog
person?

16. Virtual
possibilities….

17. Education.skype.com/guest_speakers

18. Edmodo
Google ClassroomMoodle Edublogs
Haiku Learning
Schoology Pbworks
Weebly
Educlipper
Virtual
Learning
Environments
Edubuncee
Wikispaces
Blendspace
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Padlet

19. Padlet.com/ShellyTerrell/UNET2015

21. Produce a video!
Chinese New Year Smartphone by Mr.TinDC, Flickr

22. Storyboard, Bit.ly/claystoryboard

23. Concept Mapping
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24. Why should we learn English?
(Interpret the emoji reasons)

25. Emojinate.com Your turn!

26. Emojipaedia.com
1
5
2
3
4

27. Create digital
friendly
materials

28. ICanCards
MrsWideen.com

29. Write
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32. Photo by WhiteDesertSun: Flic.kr/p/9sKc8Z
Mission: Teacher

33. What are your
two
takeaways?

34. The number one benefit of educational technology is that it empowers
people to do what they want to do. It lets people be creative …
productive … learn things they didn't think they could learn before,
and so in a sense it is all about potential. - Steve Ballmer

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