Tips and Tricks for Effective Technology Implementation
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1) Over the past 20 years, technology integration in schools has increased dramatically, with internet access rising from 3% of classrooms in 1994 to 97% in 2008 and student to computer ratios dropping from 11:1 in 1996 to 1.7:1 in 2009. 2) The use of online courses has also grown rapidly, increasing from 328,000 enrollments in 2002 to an estimated 1.8 million enrollments in 2009. 3) While technology access has expanded, effective integration requires linking technology use to curriculum and student learning outcomes. Training alone on software and hardware is not enough; teachers need time for experimentation and curriculum-focused support.
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- 1. Tips and Tricks FOR EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION Diana Bidulescu, M.Ed.
- 2. A Recipe? Sure! Quite a few!
- 3. So Where do we START?
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- 8. The Changes 1996 - the national student-to-computer ratio in public schools was 11:1 2009 - that ratio had dropped to just 1.7 students per computer Today - the trend is 1:1 programs As students incorporate laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other digital devices into their daily learning experiences, we start to see student-to-computer ratios in schools becoming 1:2, 1:3, or even lower.
- 9. The Possibilities 2002 - only 9 percent of American public schools reported having students who were taking online courses (NCES, 2005), for a mere 328,000 course enrollments 2009 - there were an estimated 1.8 million online enrollments of traditional students and another 200,000 children taking multiple courses as students in full-time online schools
- 10. The reality
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- 12. To add to the confusion.. There’s an app for that!
- 13. For Each One of These.. But which one is the best?
- 14. ALL!
- 15. The Dangers With the increasing emphasis on the use of technology in education, many schools have been making significant technology purchases. Often these purchases are driven because of community pressure or because of the “cool” factor. These types of technology purchases may never be used by more than a handful of teachers if they were not made with the curriculum in mind.
- 16. The Challenge Training on software and hardware is not sufficient to yield changes in teacher practice. Teachers may learn how to use a tool during a workshop, but unless directly linked to the curriculum given ample time for experimentation, it will be unlikely to be adopted into practice. High-quality training, in isolation, is not sufficient to lead to full-scale technology implementation; Technology implementation is successful when it is rooted in curriculum and student learning
- 17. The Solutions (the TIPS) (the TIPS) Design with the END in mind (support, enhance, create) Plan with the Pros: ISTE - see LoTi (Levels Of Technology Implementation) Learn from the Others - The DOs and the DON’Ts See into the Future! Sustainability is not a word Record your PD! Pay it Forward Technology Implementation is a fluid process
- 18. The Inside Job (the TRICKS) (the TRICKS) use teachers as instructional designers plan the use of the technology to support student learning provide adequate (TIMELY) technology support create a sustainable environment learning outcomes drive the selection of technology have realistic goals
- 19. Words to the Wise Know your Weaknesses Understand your Strengths Share your Findings Learn as much as you Teach Dare to dream