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Slide 1: Mike Fisher
Slide 2: You don’t have to be an expert…
Slide 3: …to affect student achievement.
Slide 4: …to motivate your students.
Slide 5: …to establish a digital pedagogy.
Slide 6: …to move from rote to refreshing.
Slide 7: You don’t have to be an expert…
Slide 8: …to integrate technology in multiple ways.
Slide 9: …to be Effective
Slide 11: It could be this thing.
Slide 12: Or this thing.
Slide 13: Or any one of a multitude of technological things that will make a difference in your classroom and for your students!
Slide 14: You don’t have to be an expert…
Slide 15: …if there is such a thing…
Slide 16: …You just have to be willing.
Slide 17: Technology Tools referenced: Spell with Flickr (http://metaatem.net/words/ ) http://www.animoto.com ePals Blog (http://www.epals.com ) Social Bookmarking ( http://www.delicious.com ) Interactive Online Posters ( http://www.glogster.com/edu ) Web 2.0 Directory (http://www.go2web20.net/ ) Google Earth LookyBook ( http://www.lookybook.com ) Online Mind Mapping (http://www.mindomo.com ) Multi-User Virtual Environments (http://secondlife.com/ ) Micro-Blogging ( http://www.twitter.com )
Slide 18: Interactive Avatars ( http://www.voki.com ) Smart Boards Wikis ( http://www.wikispaces.com ) Tag Cloud Creators ( http://www.wordle.net ) Screen Recording ( http://www.jing.com ) Video / Audio / Text Chat Client ( http://www.skype.com ) Google Tool / Picasa Picture Editor (http://picasaweb.google.com ) Picture Hosting (and more!) (http://www.flickr.com ) Educational Video Hosting ( http://www.teachertube.com ) Open Source Audio Software ( http://www.audacity.com ) Music: “Beat 40” from http://www.RoyaltyFreeMusic.com