The goal of technology integration is to use technology
seamlessly so that the technology itself
becomes a transparent and integral tool to teach core
curriculum.
- Technology & Curriculum Integration, Digital Learning Environments
Top 5 Tools for Teachers (for students too!)
Google allows you to personalize your home page, creating your own digital workspace where you can arrange your tools and resources
at your fingertips. You select gadgets (Google's word) to include on your page. There are thousands, but you need to select just a few
essential tools to help make your workspace more efficient (don't get too carried away!).
Wish you could find a way to manage the tons of information online? You can!
to keep your favorite web pages online where you can access them from any computer with Internet access. Imagine being
able to share your favorites and see the favorites of other people. Imagine finding other people with similar interests and
exploring the sites they add to their favorites! Enter social bookmarking. Del.icio.us (pronounced decilious) is one of many
social bookmarking tools.
Blogs are a quick, easy way to publish content online. Whether you use blogs to communicate information to and interact
with parents and students or become a blogger--reading, reacting, and writing, blogs can revolutionize your personal and
professional practice. Learn More.
Wikis allow multiple people to collaborate and create online content. This site is a wiki, which we all will all continue building, adding content! Any!one can
create a wiki!
Want More?
I'd hate to live without these:
BHS has converted our e-mail to Gmail, so all of us have a Google Account and can use Google Docs. GGratton, a teacher blogger, shares some
great ideas for using Google Docs as a teacher and with your students.
Continue Your Journey at ISTE!
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