Last week #whatisschool took an in-depth look at education technology, the highs and lows and what successful educators are looking for in apps. This week we continue the conversation focusing on integrating EdTech into lessons and educating parents and administrators about technology use in your classroom.
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“Effective integration of technology is achieved when students are able to select technology tools to help them obtain information in a timely manner, analyse and synthesise the information, and present it professionally. The technology should become an integral part of how the classroom functions — as accessible as all other classroom tools.” – National Educational Technology Standards For Students, International Society For Technology In Education.
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How do you integrate technology into your classroom?
Questions #whatisschool, March 26, 2015 7PM EDT
1) What does technology integration mean to you?
2) What does technology integration look like at your school?
3) How do you integrate technology into lessons to provide meaningful learning & critical thinking?
4) How would you respond to parents who question blended learning, BYOD or other EdTech integration?
5) How do you get buy in for grade-wide EdTech integration in core subjects like math, science, and STEAM?
6) What do you believe is the real student value of adding technology into your classroom?
Dear Mr.Kemp,
This is the best blog and it will always be.I have learned a lot about so much stuff from your blog..In my perspective it should be #1.Keep up the good work and it will be #1 soon.Good luck on it!
Sincerely,Trent R
I am so sorry I missed the above conversation. I would have loved to have been part of it. Are there any archives or notes you are willing to share?
Hi Margo – see the next post – it has the full archive 🙂 Always uploaded here every week 🙂