The document discusses 3 emerging education technologies: 1) eBooks and notebooks can help bridge the digital divide for students. 2) A study found educational video games improved literacy skills in preschoolers more than traditional methods. 3) 3D video technology may revolutionize learning in subjects like math, science and engineering by allowing students to see 3D perspectives.

1. Norene Robinson
December 14, 2009

2. 5 K-12 Technology Trends for 2010
Slide 3, 4 and 5.
Study: Video Games Improve Preschooler
Literacy
Slide 6,7,8 and 9.
Learning in 3-D
Slide 10, 11, 12 and 13.

3. Keeping up with
Technology in
classrooms
Newest
challenges
Technologies Must
Educators,
Have.
Administrators,
and School
Districts.
Notebook’s
eBooks soon to be LOWER$$$ ($200 -
available for $300) allows
TEXTBOOKS and teachers to bridge
integration into the gap for
the classroom. students’
technology.
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4. New Student
Personal Devices,
Assessment tool
smart phones and
readily available
iPods can be
for TRACKING
integrated and used
individual student
as TOOLS for
progress in
education.
classroom.
Interactive White
Boards Resurgence
teaching tool due to
Federal Economic
Stimulus. Get
students out of
seats and up to
board for learning.
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5. BELIEVE NEW TECHNO TRENDS ADD TO
TEACHER’S CURRICULUM.
POOR ECONOMY WILL DELAY
APPLICATION TO SCHOOL SYSTEMS FOR
MANY YEARS.
EDUCATIONAL BELIEFS AT DISTRICT
LEVEL MUST CHANGE AND PUT TECHNO
TRENDS FOREMOST
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6. David Nagel 10/14/09
Educational Video Games
Positive impact on Literacy
Retention when integrated into
curriculum.
Past studies show improvement
resulted for Kindergarten age
compared to those not exposed.
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7. Study conducted by Education
Development Center and SRI
International on behalf of
Corporation for Public
Broadcasting. (CPB)
The Study is called Summative
Evaluation of Ready to Learn
Initiative.
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8. 10-WEEK LITERACY CURRICULUM
VS
COMPARISON GROUP
IMPROVED LITERACY COMPARISON
SKILLS CURRICULUM GROUP
% Increase % Increase
LETTER NAMING 15.8—21.2 13.6—16.8
LETTER SOUNDS 5.8—10 5.9—6.3
STORY AND
PRINT 9.7—10.8 9.1—9.5
CONCEPTS
KNOWLEDGE OF 2.4—2.7 2.3—2.5
LETTER NAME
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9.  RESULTS NOT A SURPRISE.
 BELIEVER OF EDUCATIONAL TV, HAVING 3
CHILDREN.
 EDUCATIONAL VIDEO GAMES NEW.
 PREFERENCES: SESAME STREET, ELECTRIC
COMPANY, MR. ROGERS AND READING RAINBOW.
 MUST SUPPLIMENT WITH PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
AND FIELD TRIPS TO MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES
AND ZOOS. (MONTESSORI METHOD)
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10. Meris Stansbury eSchool News
Nov. /Dec. 2009
Link to Intro Slide

11.  Could Revolutionize the way students
learn.
 Mainstream in Schools will make a Rapid
Advance in teaching technology and
learning.
 1 in 3 Digital Screens are being
replaced by 3-D, says CEO of University
of Southern Cal. Entertainment Centers,
David Wertheimer.
 Texas Instruments made a DLP Chip
available for 3-D Vision cutting
expenses.
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12.  Allows individuals to see 3-D
Perspectives being taught.
 Need 3-D Vision Lenses and Haptic
Devices to interact with Virtual World.
 Most effective in Math, Science, Design
and Engineering Education.
 Boulder Colorado School System First to
Implement 1000 3-D Videos in 51 schools.
 3-D Adaptability to 2-D and back to 3-D.
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13.  AWESOME ADVANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
 PRIORITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS LOW.
 HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE MATH, SCIENCE,
DESIGN AND ENGINEERING HIGH PRIORITY.
 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DLP CHIP TECHNOLOGY
ALLOWS FOR LOWER COST AND FUTURE
INVESTMENT FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
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14. eBooks, Notebooks, Interactive
white Boards, Personal Devices and
Student Assessment Tool, are a MUST
for School Districts Future
Educational Advancement.
Educational Video Games Study
Proves Preschool Literacy Improves.
3-D Video Education can
Revolutionize Learning Perspective
for Math, Science, Design and
Engineering.

15. McCrea, B. (2009)5 K-12 Technology Trends for 2010 The Journal.
Spotlight. Retrieved from http://thejournal.com/Articles/2009/12/10/5-
K12-Technology-Trends-for-2010.aspx
Nagel, D. (10/14/09) Study: Games, Video Improve Preschooler Literacy
The Journal- Digital Media Retrieved from
http://thejournal.com/articles/2009/10/14/study-games-video-improve-
preschooler-literacy.
Stansbury, M. (11/12/2009) Learning in 3-D eSchool News-pg 9 Retrieved
from
http://www.eschoolnews.com/media/eschoolnews/eSchoolNewsNovDec09.pdf