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TECHNOLOGY IN CLASS ROOM

PRESENTED BY

DEBOSREE BHATTACHARYA (DAS)

DEPT. OF EDUCATION

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SYSTEM :

INPUT

PROCESS

OUT PUT

FEED BACK

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Integrating Technology May…

  • Change the way you teach
  • Change the way you interact with your students
  • Change the expectations you have for your students
  • Free you to really do what you do best: TEACH!

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Issues of Computer Use

  • Expectations : What do you hope to achieve?
  • Room Arrangement
    • Where do students use the computer?
  • Management/Scheduling
    • When do students use the computer?
    • How do students use the computer?
  • Integration
    • Why do students use the computer?

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Room Arrangement

  • Easy access for students and for teacher
  • Easily supervised
  • Plenty of space
  • Neatly organized

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Planning the When

  • Be fair
  • Be realistic
  • Be consistent
  • Have the computer in use all the time
  • Consider using Friday as “catch-up” day

  • Use time or defined task to determine how long each child or group can be at the computer
  • Use technology to track usage

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Planning the How

  • Develop a system for using the computer
  • Think small
  • Assign learning groups
  • Emphasize pre-planning

  • Limit data entry
  • Create a homepage with agendas and links
  • Use “class buddies” to update computers users who miss classwork

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Planning the How

  • Enforce expectations
  • Avoid floppy disks
  • Use students as computer helpers
  • Get help
  • Steal!
  • Use scaffolds
    • Task cards
    • Checklists
    • Templates

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Integration

  • Examine current unit or activity for ways to add technology
  • Rewrite the lesson unit to identify changes due to technology
  • Prepare materials and create schedule

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Ideas…

  • Look up info related to current class discussion
  • Daily info like sunrise/sunset, tides, temperature
  • Class newspaper or journal
  • Ongoing story
  • Class web page

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Ideas…

  • Drill and practice
  • Simulations
  • Adding adjectives and adverbs
  • Subject/verb agreement
  • Identify poetic devices
  • Brainstorming

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Ideas…

  • Have students create task cards for a particular activity or web site
  • Draw story webs
  • Illustrate vocabulary words
  • Make lists, sort lists, organize lists
  • Print out clip art or graphics to use in collages
  • Add graphics and pictures to a class collection
  • Mini-lessons

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Ideas…

  • Use computer group work to teach cooperative learning skills
  • Have ongoing “personal” projects that children can work on for short periods of time throughout the year(write in journal or add to a web page)
  • Take or make a quiz
  • Complete or make a puzzle

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Ideas…

  • Group or class e-mail letter
  • Class database
  • Enter group info into spreadsheet and graph
  • Electronic worksheets
  • Reading database
  • Class calendar
  • Add a label

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Ideas…

  • Create a school directory
  • Make an alphabet book
  • Prepare for a field trip
  • Report on a field trip
  • Write a caption
  • Add a sentence

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Ideas…

  • Quicktime movies
  • Venn diagrams
  • Color maps in Paint
  • Create a timeline
  • Diagram a sequence
  • Put the pictures in order

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Ideas…

  • Use commercial software
  • Find time for exploration and creativity
  • Chart information in a table
  • Collaborate on a banner
  • Model using the computer as a tool
  • Use a picture to illlustrate a topic

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THANK YOU