Technology for Student Learning

Technology for Student Learning

by Lorinda Devine

1. Computers

1.1. desktop

1.1.1. Windows

1.1.2. Mac

1.2. laptop

1.2.1. Windows

1.2.2. Mac

1.3. netbook

1.4. I-Pad

1.5. Tablet PC

1.5.1. Android

1.5.2. E-book Reader

1.5.3. Motorola

1.6. IPod

1.7. Smartphone

1.7.1. E-mail only

1.7.2. Internet

2. Learning Software

2.1. NoodleTools (online)

2.2. Google Docs (online)

2.3. Tumblebooks

2.4. Accelerated Reader

2.5. Education City

3. Interactive Boards

3.1. personal voting devices

3.2. Mobi

3.3. Lesson Recording

3.4. Interactive tools

4. Online Collaboration

4.1. Google Apps

4.1.1. Google Earth

4.1.2. Google Sky

4.1.3. Google Sketch Up

4.1.4. Google Docs

4.1.5. Google Translator

4.1.6. Google Books

5. Cameras

5.1. video

5.2. digital/still

6. Personal learning device

6.1. smart phone

6.2. PDA

6.3. touch pad

6.4. kindle/electronic book

7. Distance Learning

7.1. video chat

7.2. chat rooms

7.3. email

7.4. blackboard/virtual classroom

7.5. Interactive Video Learning

8. Administrative Support

8.1. providing funding

8.2. providing ongoing training

8.3. evaluating teacher efforts to integrate technology and meet MT technology standards

8.4. finds solutions to provide time for teachers to plan for tech use and to learn how to use new technologies