One Computer Classroom
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Having only one computer in a classroom presents challenges for teachers in ensuring all students receive equal computer time and practice technological skills. Key challenges include not enough time for each student to practice skills, inability for all students to see the computer at once, and determining what non-computer using students will do. Solutions involve using a projector to display the computer for all students to see, having students take turns using the computer for individual or group assignments, and designating the computer as a station for limited periods of time.
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One Computer Classroom
- 1. The One Computer Classroom Sydnie (McLendon) Bill EDTC 5010 2010 Summer 1
- 2. Challenges Having only one computer in a classroom provides a unique set of challenges when teachers are tasked with ensuring all students are technologically capable.
- 3. Challenges These are only a few of the challenges that teachers face: *Not enough time for students to practice skills taught *Students cannot all see the computer at the same time * If one student or a group of student sis using the computer, what are the others doing? * Equality of time spent using the computer
- 5. Recording information from a group brainstorming session that introduces a new unit.
- 6. Demonstrating writing or editing skills.
- 8. Science topic: students type questions of things they want to know about a new subject. The questions may be used to introduce a lesson.
- 9. Have each student write on type of sentence, for example, a topic sentence, and use this information for a class discussion on that type of sentence.
- 11. continuing story
- 14. Resources Burkhart, Linda (1999, January). Retrieved June 14, 2010, from Strategies and Application for the One Computer Classroom Web site: http://www.lburkhart.com/elem/strat.htm Cheek , Jerrie (2005, July 25 ). One Computer Classroom. Retrieved June 14, 2010, from One Computer Classroom Web site: http://webtech.kennesaw.edu/jcheek3/onecomputer.htm Johnson , Larry (2007). The One Computer Classroom . Retrieved June 10, 2010, from Teacher Tap Web site: http://eduscapes.com/tap/topic84.htm Scaplen, Jane (1999, January 29). Classroom Management Techniques. Retrieved June 14, 2010, from Classroom Management Techniques Web site: http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/~jscaplen/integration/english/prep2.html