NEA: Technology and Education, Online Learning, Online Guides - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 Dec 08
  

  Michelle Olah

  technology education integration professionaldevelopment

• 18 Nov 08
  

  Marie Germano
• 03 Nov 08
  

  Tracy Sevin

  TechnologyEdu

• 28 Oct 08
  

  S Jiles

  Students and teachers both need to be on the same page when it comes to technology. This website provides advice on how to get students and teachers on the same level to make technology more productive and successful in the classroom. The National Education Association has provided advice on technology and education regarding educators use of technology as well as students safe and proper use of technology. This website targets especially public schools as a way to get them caught up in the education advancements of technology.

  TechnologyResources

• 14 Sep 08
  

  Amanda Dykes

  ECOMP7011

• 28 Jul 08
  

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  • Teachers and students need access to laptops and pocket PCs, digital cameras and microscopes, Web-based video equipment, graphing calculators, and even weather-tracking devices.

      

    They need to become responsible and savvy users and purveyors of information. They need to need how to collaborate successfully across miles and cultures. 
  • Fully preparing and supporting educators in the instructional use of technology is critical. Teachers and school staff must know how to do more with technology than simply automate practices and processes. They need to learn to use technology to transform the nature of teaching and learning.

  • NEA Positions on Technology and Education

      
     
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      More funding is needed at all levels to better integrate technology into schools and classrooms.
       
      
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      The technology available to educators and students should be compatible with, and at least on the same level as, technology in general use outside of schools.
       
      
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      Education technology budgets should reflect the importance of professional development. At least a third of all tech budgets should be reserved for school staff to become proficient in using and integrating technology into their classrooms.
       
      
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      Educators themselves should be involved in decisions on planning, purchasing, and deploying education technology.
       
      
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      Teacher education programs need to embrace educational technology and help prospective teachers use it effectively in the classroom.
       
      
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      Technology should be deployed and applied equitably among all students and educators, regardless of geography or demographics.
       
      
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      Students should also be taught the appropriate and safe use of technology.

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• 11 May 08
  

  Liz Lien

  NEA position paper

  edpolicy

• 28 Apr 08
  

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• 19 Apr 08
  

  George Appel

  technology planning NEA

• 16 Apr 08
  

  David Hayward

  nea technology research

  • Every student needs the ability to navigate through the 24/7 information flow that today connects the global community.  For students to thrive in a world enabled by information technology, we must give them the skills to make sense of and use the information that engulfs them. They need to know how to learn new skills as quickly as technology creates new challenges. 

      

    Many students already use computers and surf the Web on their own, but there's more to educational technology than desktop computers.

      

    Teachers and students need access to laptops and pocket PCs, digital cameras and microscopes, Web-based video equipment, graphing calculators, and even weather-tracking devices.

      

    They need to become responsible and savvy users and purveyors of information. They need to need how to collaborate successfully across miles and cultures. 
  • The technology environment of today's public schools should match the tools and approaches of the work and civic life that students will encounter after graduation. This will ensure that schools stay relevant to today's students, as well as equip them for success in life after school.
• 30 Mar 08
  

  Tami Brass

  edtech integration nea

  • NEA Positions on Technology and Education

      
     
    •  
      More funding is needed at all levels to better integrate technology into schools and classrooms.
       
      
    •  
      The technology available to educators and students should be compatible with, and at least on the same level as, technology in general use outside of schools.
       
      
    •  
      Education technology budgets should reflect the importance of professional development. At least a third of all tech budgets should be reserved for school staff to become proficient in using and integrating technology into their classrooms.
       
      
    •  
      Educators themselves should be involved in decisions on planning, purchasing, and deploying education technology.
       
      
    •  
      Teacher education programs need to embrace educational technology and help prospective teachers use it effectively in the classroom.
       
      
    •  
      Technology should be deployed and applied equitably among all students and educators, regardless of geography or demographics.
       
      
    •  
      Students should also be taught the appropriate and safe use of technology.

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