Teacher support is the key., Admin people need support too! They need not be afraid..., We live in fear..always...
How do we balance the subject content with the "instruction" of the tech tools? Tech class or integration or both?
Teach programs? Keyboarding? On line safety? Social responsibility?, Is it possible to infuse these into lessons and learn as you go?, Hence the issue...
How can this best be addressed in curriculum?, Plan well, and find the $ from the node below
Where can we find the time? For teachers? The $ to actually do it right.
Let the students teach you.
Let the students display learning in creative ways
One size does not fit all. Let people learn at their pace. Differentiate for your teachers., and then they can differentiate for their kids
Ask questions when you interview. This is what we value and do.
There are lots of possibilities
It will be fun to see what happens when we open up the options to the kids!
Starting small and growing as you reflect
Are there examples of acceptable use policies that we can use as a starting point in discussion?, Get the kids to write a draft,and then ask them to compare it with someone else's, the collaboration effect might raise awareness of yet more issues
New node
Can this be done with PCs?
We need support of the IT staff!!!!, We need ideas, and training in how to use, Time is needed to learning the software, brainstorming ideas and trying them out
Abilities to give staff more tools
Implementations of 1:1 programs
Student tech leaders
Policies (AUP)
Infrastructure Requirements, Wireless Bandwith, Security, Data Integrity
In classroom help, Tech staff on call, Teacher/Student aids
Maintaining effective use of good "analogue" methods, Paper note-taking, Flash-cards
Regular Training Time
Sharing Sessions (okay to say you don't know)
Fostering "I'm bad at Mac, but it's fine" environment
How will I know what issues and problems will my teachers have?
