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This document provides an overview of the SAMR model of technology integration created by Dr. Ruben Puentedura. It begins with background on the presenter and the technology available at their school. It then summarizes the four levels of the SAMR model: substitution, augmentation, modification, and redefinition. Examples are provided for each level. Links to additional resources on the SAMR model and videos demonstrating different levels are included. The document encourages teachers to analyze how they currently use technology and to modify uses to higher levels within the SAMR model. It concludes with contact and feedback information.
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- 2. Little bit more about me Starting 3rd year as Technology Integrationist (9th year in education) Previous 6 years as a K-5 Technology Teacher
- 3. Little bit about where I work High School (370+ students) is in 4th year of 1:1 Laptop Program. 4th-8th grade (500+ students) has 7 laptop carts of 25 computers each to check out. Kdg-3rd grade (350+ students) has 2 laptop carts of 25 computers each to check out along with an iPad cart of 25 to check out. Each teacher also has 2 laptops in their room for classroom use. 7 trays of 10 iPads each (70 total) spread throughout the Special Education teachers within the school district.
- 4. BY DR. RUBEN PUENTEDURA
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- 7. SAMR Article Article - SAMR and the Integration of Tech Standards http://tinyurl.com/samr2 Jot Down Thoughts http://padlet.com/wall/samrmoti
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- 11. Teacher example Here Showcase Put Your http://scrumblr.ca/samr High School teacher examples How are your students using technology in your classroom and categorize it within SAMR? 1.Layar - AR - Semester test review 2.Google Drawings in Google Presentations 3.Voicethread - Comments about community
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