This document discusses the history and current state of educational technology. It covers four eras in the development of digital technology: microcomputers, the internet, the world wide web, and mobile technology. Key lessons from the past include that no technology is a panacea, teachers don't usually develop technology materials, and the teacher is more important than technology. The document also examines current issues in educational technology relating to social, educational, cultural/equity, and legal/ethical concerns. It concludes by outlining standards for technology skills in students, teachers, and administrators.

1. Integration Technology
In Education
By Sümeyye Ak

2. The Big Picture On Technology In
Education
Cognitive Frameworks on Educational Technology
• Key Terminology
Different definitions of ed. Technology by everyone
Differing perspectives
• Reflecting on the past
• Considering present
• Looking ahead the future

3. What’s Educational Technology?
What’s Educational Technology?
1. Media and Audiovisual communications
2. Instructional System and Instructional
Design
3. Vocational Training
( also known as technology education)
4. Computer Systems

4. Four Eras In Digital Technology
History
x Microcomputers
Takes the control of technology from CAI
(computer assisted instruction) and CMI
(computer managed instruction)
It was soon considered time consuming.
x Internet
Virtual schooling
Distance education
x World Wide Web
x Mobile Technology
Apple Iphone-Ipad -> Ubiquitous Internet
E book

5. What We Have Learned From The Past
• No technology is a panacea for education.
The main question should be:
‘What specific needs do my students and I have that can help
meet?’
•Teachers usually don’t develop technology
materials and curriculum
•‘Technically possible’ doesn’t equal
‘desirable, feasible or inevitable’
•Technologies change faster than teachers
can keep up.
•Older technologies can be useful.
•Teacher always will be more important
than technology.

6. 6 Six Types of Technology Hardware
1. Microcomputer
Notebook, netbook, handheld computer
2. Handheld Technology
Cell phones, e books, smart pens
3. Display Technology
Clicker
4. Imaging Technology
5. Peripherals
Keyboard, mice, output devices
6. External Storage

7. Today’s Educational Technology Issues
Social Issues:
•Quality of life concerns
Ubiquitous technology is a threat to personal privacy
•Fears about technology overuse
•Fears about technology misuses
•Risks of online social networking
•Problems due to malware, viruses, spam,
and other malicious actions

8. Educational
Issues:
•Lack of technology funding
• Teacher and student accountability for quality
and progress
• Debate over best practices with technologies
• Reliance on distance education

9. Cultural/Equity
Issues:
•The digital divide,
•Racial and gender equity
•Students with speacial needs

10. Legal/Ethical
Issues:
•Hacking
•Safety issues
•The new plagiarism and academic
dishonesty
•Illegal downloads / software priwacy

11. Today’s Educational Skills
National Educational Technology Standards (Nets) for
Teachers, Students and Administrators:
NETS for Students -> Basic skills that students should meet
NETS for Teacher -> Focus on teaching skills that use technology
Electronic Portfolios
•‘Ready Mode’ portfolio software packages
• Adobe Acrobat Professional
• Relational Databases
•Free Websites with templates
• Video editors