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1. Technology affects us in many ways. It impacts how we communicate, work, learn, entertain ourselves, and more. It changes how we live and interact with each other and the world.
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Dan Winter introduces himself in his personal portfolio wiki for EDU5315 Technology Applications for the Classroom. He provides a picture and biography, noting that he works as an instructional technology coach and previously taught science. Winter is taking this class as part of an instructional technology program, and hopes to learn new techniques for implementing technology into curriculum to stay current on educational technology trends and strategies. He created a wiki page to post all course assignments.
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Roy Diasnes is 23 years old and a student at Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. EdTech 2 teaches students and teachers about integrating technology into the teaching and learning process to help adapt to technological changes and use technology to improve instruction. The document discusses how educational technology is used in different countries and its benefits, including making learning more engaging, collaborative, and accessible. It also provides perspectives on the evolving role of technology in education.
My portfolio in Educational Technology 2
Educational technology refers to the use of technology tools to enhance learning. Several Asia Pacific countries have implemented policies promoting educational technology in schools. These include New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Technologies can be used to introduce, reinforce, supplement and extend teaching skills. They provide opportunities to address instructional issues and expose students to state-of-the-art practices. Technologies also help develop 21st century skills and allow for higher-order thinking through projects. Computers specifically help with communication, interaction and message-building while supporting student-centered learning. The internet is also an important classroom and study tool for students. Educational technology helps promote learning as well as teaching when used as a tool rather than just content.
Facts and Opinion
The document discusses the benefits of implementing technology in education. It notes that while technology is widely used in other fields like medicine and communications, its use in education remains limited. However, technology can help teachers deliver content more easily and engage students. It allows students easy access to learning materials online. Schools that integrate technology may also improve their standards and attract more students. The document concludes that technology, if implemented properly, can greatly assist and accelerate the purposes of education.
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This document outlines a technology implementation plan for the 21st century learner. It discusses setting technology goals, assessing current status using the STaR (Staff and Teacher Assessment of Reform) Chart, and identifying areas for improvement. The STaR Chart results for the Alternative Learning Center show needs in teaching and learning like incorporating more learner-centered projects and administrative modeling of technology. Infrastructure also needs improvement with adding more computers and devices to achieve a 1:1 ratio. The document sets target levels across teaching and learning, educator preparation, administration/support, and infrastructure to guide progress.
Education Using Technology
The document discusses the benefits of using technology in the classroom and provides examples. It introduces three ways to use technology: podcasting, presentations, and classroom management tools. It provides links to two websites that offer guidance on creating podcasts and using tools like spreadsheets, databases and presentations. The websites explain that technology helps students learn by making lessons more engaging and teaching skills like research, math and organization. Technology also aids communication between teachers, students and parents.
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Technology planning can be the catalyst used to enhance a school’s vision for the future, to strengthen its learning goals and to help realize its mission. The technology planning process itself must weigh the relationship between technology investments and student growth to be deemed successful. Technology planning requires that schools be willing to make substantial investments in time, resources, and support. The information provided on this website will focus on the essential elements of technology planning, which will include: (a) how to establish a vision statement (b) how to assess the schools technology needs to establish target area goals to improve learning, (c.) how to create effective professional development resources to increase the use of technology in the classroom, and (d.) how to support existing technological resources through funding and maintenance.
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Digital Tools for Digital Natives is designed to explore the latest technology tools and solutions available to help schools build 21st century learning environments that motivate and engage today’s students. The presentation will provide multiple examples of media-rich projects, investigate the new world of podcasting, vodcasting, blogs, wiki’s, web 2.0, digital storytelling, and demonstrate ways to integrate these new technology into the classroom.
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This document discusses a group assignment on smart schools in Malaysia. It provides background on the history of smart schools in Malaysia, which began as a pilot program in 1999 before expanding nationwide. It also outlines some of the key challenges in implementing smart schools, such as lack of technological infrastructure and training for teachers, insufficient technical support, and inadequate financial resources - particularly in rural areas. The conclusion reiterates that smart schools aim to improve education through ICT but face difficulties that must be addressed, such as providing more teacher training on using technology.
Educational Technology 2
This document provides an overview of Educational Technology II. It discusses integrating technology into teaching and learning to supplement and extend student knowledge and skills. It covers using technology to provide education on instructional technology, acquaint students with information technology, and inculcate higher-level thinking. Examples of the role of IT in education and its use in the teaching process are provided. Learning technology through educational technology and characteristics of 21st century learners and instructions are also summarized. The document also briefly discusses ICT strategies of Malaysia and Australia.
Educational Technology 2
This document provides an overview of an Educational Technology II course, including its objectives to introduce students to integrating technology into teaching and learning. It discusses concepts like the role of information technology in education, using technology in the teaching process, learning technology through educational technology, characteristics of 21st century learners and instructions, effective 21st century teachers, ICT strategies of Malaysia and Australia, and a student's self-reflection on learning in the course.
Why is our school on the move
The document discusses considerations around using new technologies and ICT in teaching at a high school in Spain. It outlines benefits like motivating students and accessing new resources, but cautions that technology should serve educational goals and not become an end in itself. Potential problems are discussed, such as outdated equipment and wifi issues. Strategies currently used include videos, blogs, and online collaboration tools. Barriers to effective ICT use include lack of teacher training and challenges coordinating its use across a dense schedule.
My portfolio in Educational Technology
This document summarizes the author's portfolio in educational technology. It discusses topics like the definition of educational technology, how technology is integrated worldwide and in the classroom, the importance and criticisms of technology, how computers can be used as tutors, and how students learn with educational technology. The author learned about combining teachers with technology, that technology enhances but does not replace teachers, and how it helps students take control of their own learning in the 21st century digital world.
Edtech 2
The document provides an overview of the Bachelor of Elementary Education program the author is enrolled in at Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges-Marbel incorporated. It introduces the author as Charilyn Ampoyas, a 19-year old student born on November 9, 1999 who is in her third year of the program.
Technology Summary
The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of different individuals involved in technology at Allen High School, including the superintendent, assistant superintendent, district technology officer, high school principal, technology supervisor, campus improvement team members, classroom teachers, and technology liaison. It then discusses the need to analyze professional development to better utilize student technology expertise and bring the district into the 21st century. A plan is proposed to survey students, train teachers, and certify teachers in software to evaluate the success of professional development.
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- 1. Because technology continues to play an important role in modern industrial society, integrating technology into the schools will help prepare students to succeed in a rapidly changing world (“Developing school or,” 1996).
- 2. Without technology, our students will be left behind. Technology is the future! Before we incorporate technology, there are a few things we as future administrators must do:
- 3. 1. Assess the needs of our students. In order for us to provide the most effective tools on our campus, we must assess what our students need and what this technology will provide for them.
- 4. 2. Train our teachers and staff. I big downfall to teaching technology could be that the teachers themselves are not trained on current technology and how to incorporate it into their classrooms.
- 5. 3. Budget for the technology. Technology can become really expensive. Please see a few websites that I have posted on my blog for information on how to make a plan for your technology.
- 6. 4. Lastly, monitor the progress of technology. In order for technology to be effective, you must monitor its progress and how it is helping students.
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- 8. 1. This site gives you information on how to develop a technology plan/needs assessment Developing school or district technology plan. (1996). Retrieved from http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/met hods/technlgy/te300.htm
- 9. 2. This site is great for administrators! It gives you the technology standards and how to implement them on your campus Technology Standards for School Administrators. (2001). Retrieved from http://www.ncrtec.org/pd/tssa/tssa.pdf
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