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By: Jessica Ann De La Vara Jewl Rae Carrizosa Patricia Feild Garth

Using Technology to teach in the class room. By: Jessica Ann De La Vara Jewl Rae Carrizosa Patricia Feild Garth. From The Chalk Board to the SMART board. 1853- Chalkboards become widely used in classrooms, beginning at West Point Military Academy

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By: Jessica Ann De La Vara Jewl Rae Carrizosa Patricia Feild Garth

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  1. UsingTechnology to teach in the classroom By: Jessica Ann De La Vara Jewl Rae Carrizosa Patricia Feild Garth

  2. From The Chalk Board to the SMART board • 1853- Chalkboards become widely used in classrooms, beginning at West Point Military Academy • White boards are created and began to replace Chalkboards • 1990- SMART board technology is invented and patented. • SMART board allies with Intel Corporation to bring the future of the Whiteboard into the classroom • 2001- SMART boards becomes a part of its first classrooms in select American Universities and High Schools. • 2009- Many school Districts including Kyrene School District in Chandler, AZ, All receive 500+ SMART boards to service the entire district.

  3. Smart board • The SMART board, developed by the SMART Technologies ULC, is a product of 20+ years of classroom innovation. What was once considered “The Future of technology in the classroom” is now a reality. We see teachers using SMART boards all over the country, even in our own classrooms here at the U of A, to interact with the students and introduce them to technology they will be continuing to see grow for years to come. • The SMART board has taken the teaching benefits that the chalkboard and white board provided, and mixed them with the technological advances that are inevitably our world’s future. The use of technology in the classroom in unavoidable and meant to be embraced and The SMART board provides a strong starting block to support this embrace.

  4. Blogging: A personal website that an individual sustains. It consists of personal entries that others are able to comment about. Entries resemble diary or journal accounts. • Between 1949 and 2002 blogging began as on-line diaries • Different types of Blogs: • Personal Blogs • Genre Blogs: political, fashion, travel, project, education, ect. • Corporate Blogs • Media Blogs: Photoblog, linkblog • Any individual is able to create a Blog for free with various websites. A Good website to began your own personal blog is Probloggers: • http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/02/14/blogging-for-beginners-2/

  5. Uses of blogs in the classroom • Uses in the Classroom: • Networking and students are able to post questions they might have and work together outside of the classroom • Teachers are able to communicate with their students and colleges in a more laid back environment • Other teachers argue that using blogs in the classroom helps them relate to their students more • Students are able to view other classmates responses to questions instead of when it is written and just verbally spoken. • Gives students the advantage of publishing their own work

  6. Web Portals/ Website content management • Web portals/ Website content management helps schools create a web based learning and collaborating space among faculty, students, and parents. • Web portals create a web based community where teachers can interact and share lesson ideas with fellow faculty members. • Web portals making it easier for teachers to organize administrative tasks such as organize lesson plans, list assignments, take attendance and post grades through class portals. • Parents and students can regularly check assignments and student grades through class portals.

  7. Web Portals Cont. • The key benefits of web portals are: • Teachers are able to facilitate and update learning at any time. • Parents and students are more engaged in students academic progress. • Teachers are able to manage and organize administrative tasks. • Teachers and administrators can collaborate with one another through their web based portals.

  8. Works Cited • http://www.azcentral.com/community/chandler/articles/2009/09/08/20090908ar-smartboard0908-ON.html • http://www.isrl.illinois.edu/~chip/projects/timeline/1801wojenski.htm • http://smarttech.com/ • http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/02/14/blogging-for-beginners-2/ • https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/avee/blogstoteach/ • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog • http://www.microsoft.com/education/solutions/k12portals.aspx • http://www.atlantainternetmarketing.net/2009/09/07/back-to-school-10-terrific-web-apps-for-teachers/ • http://schoolcomputing.wikia.com/wiki/Portal_CMS_Systems

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