This document discusses instructional technology and digital citizenship. It provides resources on the ISTE standards for students and teachers and tips for successful technology implementation in the classroom. It also discusses rethinking the 21st century learner and teacher, taking advantage of technology opportunities in the classroom, and cross-curricular uses of technology like flipped classroom and collaboration. The document emphasizes the importance of teaching digital citizenship concepts like safety, ethics, and monitoring student online activities. It states the role of technology leaders is to properly model ethical technology use and understand digital citizenship.

2. What is an
“Instructional
Technologist”?

3. The
NETS
(National Educational Technology Standards)
Or
ISTE
(International Society for Technology in Education)
STANDARDS

4. Standards for Students
https://www.iste.org/standards/for-students

5. Standards for Teachers
https://www.iste.org/standards/for-educators

6. When implementing the ISTE
Standards into your
classroom...
UTILIZE YOUR RESOURCES!
https://connect.iste.org/communities/community-home/
https://www.iste.org/standards/standards-in-action

7. 5 Tips for Successful
Tech Implementation
in the Classroom
Randles, J. (2017). 5 tips for successful tech implementation. Retrieved from
https://www.iste.org/explore/articleDetail?articleid=919&category=In-the-classroom&article

8. 5 Tips for Successful Tech Implementation
1) Experiment.
Play around and familiarize yourself with technology so that you are prepared when students have questions.
2) Jump right in.
Try new things. Download an app like “ChatterPix Kids” that lets you make doodles or use “Fotobabble” to create talking photos
and slideshows.
3) Network.
Connect with other educators to brainstorm and share ideas on how to incorporate the devices for deeper learning.
4) Maintain perspective.
Keep tech integration in perspective, focusing on the fact that you are there to help kids and that it’s OK to learn
together.
5) Self-teach.
Explore free programs like: Apple Teacher or tutorials like teacher modules from the Library of Congress, Scholastic U and
PBS TeacherLine.

9. We must RETHINK
the 21st Century
Learner & Educator

10. Rethinking
Learning:
The 21st
Century
Learner
MacArthur Foundation. 2010. Rethinking learning: The 21st century learner. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0xa98cy-Rw

11. Rethinking
Teaching:
The 21st
Century
Teacher
15 Characteristics of a 21st-Century Teacher
#1. Learner-Centered Classroom
& Personalized Instructions
#2. Students as Producers
#3. Learn New Technologies
#4. Go Global
#5. Be Smart and Use Smart
Phones
#6. Blog
#7. Go Digital
#8. Collaborate
#9. Use Twitter
#10. Connect
#11. Project-Based Learning
#12. Build Your Positive Digital
Footprint
#13. Code
#14. Innovate
#15. Keep Learning
Palmer, T. (2015). Edutopia. 15 characteristics of a 21st-century teacher.
https://www.edutopia.org/discussion/15-characteristics-21st-century-teacher

12. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TODAY’S INCREDIBLE
TECHNOLOGY
When students have access to advanced technologies and devices that have the
capabilities to produce blogs, infographics, books, how-to videos, tutorials, etc...
CAPITALIZE on these opportunities!

13. Cross Curriculum:
Transforms the
traditional way of
teaching curriculum
and encompasses the
teaching
of multiple subjects at
the same time.
Lopez, G. (2015) The influence of technology on
cross-curricula education. Retrieved from
https://prezi.com/1bqucppcowrl/the-influence-of-techno
logy-on-cross-curricular-education/

14. Cross-Curricular
Use of
Technology:
The Flipped
Classroom
& Collaboration

15. Cross-Curricular
Use of
Technology:
The Flipped
Classroom
& Collaboration

17. “the self-monitored habits that sustain and improve the digital
communities you enjoy or depend on”

19. Safety, Health, Legal,
and Ethical Issues

20. Teach students what digital citizenship means and how to
be a good digital citizen
https://www.edutopia.org/blog/digital-citizenship-need-to-kno
w-vicki-davis

21. Model the expected safe &
ethical behaviors
“Promote and model digital citizenship and
responsibility”
(ISTE Standards for Educators, 2018)

22. Monitor
ALL
student
online
activities

23. “Strategies for Teaching
Internet Ethics”
Martha Rader (2003)

24. It is the role of a technology leader to properly model
the ethical, legal, and safe use of technology:
➔ Thoroughly understand digital citizenship
◆ By attending conferences and staying updated via professional learning networks
➔ Always model proper digital behavior
◆ Examples:
● Every presentation should correctly cite all images
● Only visit secure & credible websites
● Share experiences, like what personal information to share online
● Build a positive digital footprint

25. References

26. References