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22 Nov 16
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I leaned over to my husband, Brad Flickinger, an "unconference expert," and whispered that I'd love to learn more about educating teachers about technology.
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Fifteen minutes later after the milling crowds of educators thinned out from around the poster boards, I saw my idea surrounded by checkmarks.
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Currently, our teachers attend five days of professional tech development every three years, during which they learn about Google apps and other web 2.0 interactive tools.
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ur technology tech trainers create three-minute video podcasts
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We also include pictures of the lesson plan, rubrics and students' work
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Each month, tech trainers produce an in-depth, 20-minute tech show which features our new technologies being used in the classroom.
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We created a Facebook account, TeachTechPSD, where we post weekly updates on new technology, pictures of classes using tech and other fun things we are learning about.
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Our Twitter handle is @TeachTechPSD, and we tweet twice a week about timely information that teachers need.
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Using Wordpress, we created a blog, TeachTechPSD, which has become the storage vault for all our content creation.
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Have each grade level at an elementary school learn a different tech application.
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Host a teacher tech playground in a fun location.
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Create tech field trips.
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Save five minutes at the end of each staff meeting to have a teacher tech smackdown!
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reate a virtual learning commons area.
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08 Sep 16
kaysimpsonDistrict instructional tech director Monique Flickinger attended an unconference to share - and learn - about introducing teachers to new classroom technology.
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Ten Ideas for Teaching Teachers Technology
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1) Show, don't tell.
Our technology tech trainers create three-minute video podcasts that show teachers in action using the new technology at the front of their classrooms.
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3) Be "liked."
We created a Facebook account, TeachTechPSD, where we post weekly updates on new technology, pictures of classes using tech and other fun things we are learning about.
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4) Chirp about your accomplishments.
Our Twitter handle is @TeachTechPSD, and we tweet twice a week about timely information that teachers need
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5) Blog about it.
Using Wordpress, we created a blog, TeachTechPSD, which has become the storage vault for all our content creation.
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4) Save five minutes at the end of each staff meeting to have a teacher tech smackdown!
Teachers have 45 seconds to share their favorite app or web 2.0 tool with their colleagues in a fast-paced, engaging way.
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Nikola BureauI like this resource because I think it brings ideas on how to make PD for my staff more unique. Often our PD is after school and after a long day of teaching it is hard to keep my teachers engaged and participating no matter how much candy I give them. I really like the ideas that she presented at the conference but also the ideas that she took away from it. I like having each grade level learn a different technology tool. I am thinking smartboard in one grade, MIMIO in another, etc. This relates to my problem as ideas on how to reinvent PD and motivate my teachers.
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mrsacannonDistrict instructional tech director Monique Flickinger attended an unconference to share - and learn - about introducing teachers to new classroom technology.
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Michael KellyTeachers are not learning enough on how to use technology. If teachers are not learning how to use the technology they should not being trying to teach their students.
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"unconference"
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1) Show, don't tell.
Our technology tech trainers create three-minute video podcasts that show teachers in action using the new technology at the front of their classrooms.
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2) Teach with TV.
Each month, tech trainers produce an in-depth, 20-minute tech show which features our new technologies being used in the classroom.
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3) Be "liked."
We created a Facebook account, TeachTechPSD (4), where we post weekly updates on new technology, pictures of classes using tech and other fun things we are learning about.
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4) Chirp about your accomplishments.
Our Twitter handle is @TeachTechPSD (5), and we tweet twice a week about timely information that teachers need.
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5) Blog about it.
Using Wordpress, we created a blog, TeachTechPSD (6), which has become the storage vault for all our content creation. Twice a week, we write a short post that presents a tech tip our teachers can learn in under five minutes.
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1) Have each grade level at an elementary school learn a different tech application.
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2) Host a teacher tech playground in a fun location.
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3) Create tech field trips.
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4) Save five minutes at the end of each staff meeting to have a teacher tech smackdown!
Teachers have 45 seconds to share their favorite app or web 2.0 tool with their colleagues in a fast-paced, engaging way. Make sure your moderator keeps everyone's time limit the same. Anyone who wants to learn more can always meet up with the presenters after everybody has shared.
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) Create a virtual learning commons area.
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Jami LavinArticle -- District instructional tech director Monique Flickinger attended an unconference to share - and learn - about introducing teachers to new classroom technology.
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1) Show, don't tell.
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Chirp about your accomplishments.
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Blog about it.
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04 Feb 14
Megan OlsonThis site is called edutopia. It provides you with ten ideas for teaching teachers technology.
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rksnyderArticle "Ten Ideas for Teaching Teachers Technology" and comments
SLIS 5720 teaching technology technology in class ten technology ideas
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Choose someplace like a restaurant or unusual business, where teachers will get the opportunity to meet off campus and play with a variety of tech tools.
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Beth Rickardresources for teaching a more interactive curriculum
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Jenna NaishHelpful ideas and links to teaching technology, and keep informed through social networks
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1) Show, don't tell.
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2) Teach with TV.
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3) Be "liked."
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) Chirp about your accomplishments.
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5) Blog about it.
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lhervey"Write your ideas that you want to discuss on the top of the poster board. Each of you can look at all of the ideas and put check marks beside the ones that interest you, and then that will drive the topics that we discuss today.""
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dinahpoteatNew from @moniqueflick: 10 Ideas for Teaching #Teachers Technology http://t.co/MQTVjh3r #edchat #edu
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1) Show, don't tell.
Our technology tech trainers create three-minute video podcasts that show teachers in action using the new technology at the front of their classrooms.
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2) Teach with TV.
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produce an in-depth, 20-minute tech show which features our new technologies being used in the classroom.
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5) Blog about it.
Using Wordpress, we created a blog, TeachTechPSD (6), which has become the storage vault for all our content creation. Twice a week, we write a short post that presents a tech tip our teachers can learn in under five minutes.
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The Top 5 Ideas I'll Bring Back to my District
1) Have each grade level at an elementary school learn a different tech application.
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2) Host a teacher tech playground in a fun location.
Choose someplace like a restaurant or unusual business, where teachers will get the opportunity to meet off campus and play with a variety of tech tools.
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3) Create tech field trips.
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Divide teachers into groups, making sure that you have a tech-savvy teacher or a technology coach in each group. Send them out into the community to record information about fun activities that students can do. Upon return, use that new tech tool to create a presentation or description, and then present to the whole group.
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4) Save five minutes at the end of each staff meeting to have a teacher tech smackdown!
Teachers have 45 seconds to share their favorite app or web 2.0 tool with their colleagues in a fast-paced, engaging way. Make sure your moderator keeps everyone's time limit the same. Anyone who wants to learn more can always meet up with the presenters after everybody has shared.
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5) Create a virtual learning commons area.
This is a resource where teachers can go online to check out the new web tools that are pre-screened for them.
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