Showing posts with label management of technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label management of technology. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Exploring Technology Management in K-12: Insights from ED 410

In our ED 410 course, students have been diving into the world of technology management in K-12 classrooms. Over the past few weeks, they've delved into various strategies and best practices for integrating technology effectively.

As a culmination of their learning journey,students craft a video presentation summarizing their findings and insights. These presentations offer a concise yet insightful glimpse into the diverse approaches and innovative ideas surrounding technology management in education.

Hope you enjoy this great work by C Copeland.



Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Classroom Technology Management

Classroom management is never easy, but especially not when each student has his/her own device and open access to the Internet. How do teachers manage this powerful resource and optimize it's potential for teaching and learning?

Find out how by viewing ED 410/411 student work products - Hope you enjoy!

M Turner - ED 410

K Wales - ED 410


Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Management Strategies

ED 410/411 students have been gathering information and learning about strategies for managing classroom technologies. They presented their findings in a digital format of their choice. Grades were based on content, mode of presentation and creativity. Everyone did a super job on content and mode. Creativity - is a little harder. I think you will enjoy the following, for their creative slant.

  1. K Birdsong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqTwTd8dxb4
  2. B Ellison: http://knology.net/~kbellison/wZBsLuZLaoORfaBw/Lesson5MgtStrategies.mp4  

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Management in the Tech Infused Classroom

ED 410 students are learning about effective technology integration - including management best practices. Student presentations contained a lot of great information. I am highlighting two submissions this week - enjoy!

J Combs - if teaching doesn't work out, we know what her next career will be! :)


E Cottingham - very well done