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Enhancing Educational Technology for Educators: Strategies and Tools

Join Dr. Richard Hartshorne in this comprehensive session designed for educators looking to integrate technology in the classroom effectively. We will explore various educational tools and innovative approaches from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0, focusing on enhancing teacher and student productivity. Participants will learn about social bookmarking, online storage solutions like Dropbox and Google Drive, and collaborative tools that foster communication and organization. Whether you're looking to improve your teaching strategies or engage students more effectively, this session promises valuable insights and practical applications.

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Enhancing Educational Technology for Educators: Strategies and Tools

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  1. INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS Richard Hartshorne, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Educational Technology Skype: rhartsho49er E-mail: richard.hartshorne@ucf.edu Phone: 407.823.1861

  2. http://rhartshorne.com/fall-2013/irex-tea/

  3. Agenda vs.

  4. Introductions • Name? • Where are you from? • Grade level/subject area focus? • What technology looks like in your school? • What technology use looks like in your classroom? • What you would like to get out of the educational technology sessions?

  5. Me

  6. Webcourses

  7. Webcourses: Getting Access • http://teach.ucf.edu/forms/guest/ • Guest Information • Access Information • Reason: IREX TEA Grant Project Course • Course Section: Project TEAM Course Fall 2013 • Level of Access: Student • Date Guest Access May Be Removed: 12/10/2013

  8. Webcourses: Getting Access, cont. • UCF Sponsor Information • Name: • College: • Dept.: • E-mail: • Office Phone Number: • EmpID (PID without letter):

  9. USB Flash Drives

  10. What will we explore later? Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 tools for: • Teacher Productivity • Tools for Instruction • Student Productivity Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 tools for: • Authoring and Creativity • Information Access • Collaboration, Communication, & Social Learning • Organization/Accumulation of Resources • Publication/Voice/Sharing • Immerson

  11. Today, though…. Social Bookmarks Online Storage Tools Collaboration/Sharing Tools While you are here When you return to your classrooms. For

  12. Social Bookmarking • Quick Poll

  13. Diigo www.diigo.com Let’s take a look.

  14. Delicious www.delicious.com Let’s take a look.

  15. While you are here… Collect useful sites Annotate sites Share sites with others Network with other collections Use in your classrooms ….later.

  16. Online Storage Quick Poll

  17. Dropbox dropbox.com 2 GB+ of free storage (any file type) Organizational Tools Sharing files privately or publicly Desktop/Mobile Access

  18. Box box.com 5 GB free storage (any file type) Organizational features Sharing files privately or publicly Desktop/Mobile Access

  19. Online Collaborative Tools Quick Poll

  20. Google Drive drive.google.com Create docs, spreadsheets, presentations, etc. Organize content Share/Collaborate on content privately or publicly Export to desktop publishing software (Office)

  21. Skype skype.com Text, audio, and/or video chats -individual or group Sharing files Sharing desktops

  22. Thoughts/Questions???

  23. http://rhartshorne.com/fall-2013/irex-tea/

  24. Let’s Get Started

  25. ePortfolio

  26. ePortfolio

  27. Web Design Issues • Contrast • Repetition • Alignment • Proximity

  28. Some design tips • Avoid “cartoon-y” clip art • Avoid Comic Sans font • Avoid mixing serif and sans serif fonts • Have all external links open in new windows. Internal links should open in the same window. • Limit colors • K-I-S-S • Consider your audience • All pages should have the same look and feel.

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