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Article on technology integration; provides examples; explains meaning of 21st Century Skills.
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Looking to integrate 21st-century skills into your classroom? Learn how from
educators who are doing it now.
A combination presentation and screen capture tool that is free, web based, and allows for combining a variety of media. Creator can add highlights that will scroll viewer to highlights automatically or pauses that require viewer to press play to continue. Viewer can scroll webpages independently and can pause the presentation. Voice narration by creator and viewer comments can be added.
Emphasizes importance of teacher training in how to integrate technology. Also shows need for prinicpal support.
Article about the need for Technology Integration Specialists in schools to "harness the power of technology integration for student learning".
Includes definition of effective technology integration and 4 key components of learning (see highlights).
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In particular, it must support four key components of learning: active
engagement, participation in groups, frequent interaction and feedback, and
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Effective technology integration is achieved when the use of technology is
routine and transparent and when technology supports curricular goals.
Web site for 21st Century skills connecting students, teachers, and administrators to digital resources.
Cherokee County, GA's program for getting technology tools to teachers who are motivated to use them. I listened to a podcast of their presentation at GAETC 2007. Sounds like a great way to use limited money to put technology into classrooms where it will be used. Teachers have to commit a lot of time to training, implementing lessons, and sharing what they did.
Hot Potatoes includes six applications: interactive multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering and gap-fill exercises to put on web. Hot Potatoes is free to publicly funded, non-profit, educational users who make their pages available on the web. Other users must pay for a licence.
School site licenses of iLife and iWork (office apps) for just $249 for 500 seats and up to 50 additional faculty computers. Note- maybe on new computers you buy.
Free software that creates slideshows using digital photos. Allows you to touch-up, crop, and rotate pictures. Add special effects, soundtracks, and voice narration. Can be emailed. Supposed to be easy to use.
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