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AGIS: What Went Well?

AGIS: What Went Well?. Tech Talks Included weekly in the building electronic newsletter. Topics included: Technical information (accessing the server, equipment sign-out procedures, etc.) Internet resources (animals, thematic units, professional development, clip art, seasonal activities)

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AGIS: What Went Well?

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  1. AGIS: What Went Well? • Tech Talks • Included weekly in the building electronic newsletter. • Topics included: • Technical information (accessing the server, equipment sign-out procedures, etc.) • Internet resources (animals, thematic units, professional development, clip art, seasonal activities) • Cyber Cafés • Offered 1-2 workshops per month with morning and afternoon sessions. • Topics included: • Using e-mail, file management • Working with graphics • Using camcorders digital cameras • Software Applications: Power Point, MS Word, iMovie • Integrating Technology Workshop

  2. AGI: What Worked • Working with teachers to promote integrating technology in the classroom.

  3. AGI: Goals for Next Year • Initiate new ITLTs and provide time for them to learn. • Provide more time for co-teaching. • Work to help teachers understand their children’s level of proficiency (now that all students have had a computer class). • Encourage teachers to allow students to use technology as a choice for a project or assessment. • Work to develop building/district technology standards for teachers (based on ISTE). Provide multiple ways for teachers to demonstrate proficiency. • ITLTs and tech aides will initiate staff training early in the year.

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