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Have a student(s) assigned as tech trouble shooters who are willing to help peers with their technology.

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I like the idea of "Pack It or Park It". It's a clue to let students know where they need to put their devices on a daily basis.

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I like the idea of "Pack It or Park It". It's a clue to let students know where they need to put their devices on a daily basis.

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Ah Ha!  Have students download apps a couple of days before its use, instead of when the lesson gets started.

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Ah Ha!  Have students download apps a couple of days before its use, instead of when the lesson gets started.

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I will definitely use the pack it & park it this year. Posting those general procedures is helpful too. What are log-in cards? That sounds interesting. Is it a lot to keep up with?

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Have a tech expert for different tech tools.
Put a shortcut to eclass on desktop. Have log in cards.

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I like the idea of including routines and procedures for technology during the first week of school.  Of course, as new apps and tools are introduced there will e more guidance needed, but this is a great intro for e-learning!

Also, the Pack-It, Park-It.  Definitely using this!

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Pack It or Park It! The past year I had this discussion with my students a lot. Establishing this at the beginning of the year will help me tremendously!!! I like it!!!

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Making sure students' laptop screens are facing towards you to monitor off-task and on-task behavior!

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Specific laptops for students or groups--I would have a spreadsheet for each class period with laptop numbers and student names. They need to stay responsible for any damage, whether accidental or intended!

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Specific laptops for students or groups--I would have a spreadsheet for each class period with laptop numbers and student names. They need to stay responsible for any damage, whether accidental or intended!

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Assigning a technology expert(s) in the classroom to   trouble shoot is a great idea to encourage leadership in the class, and free the teacher up to do other things.

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Ah ha!                          Assigning a laptop number is a great idea!  We have had several laptops with keys missing.  This might help

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Ah ha!                          Assigning a laptop number is a great idea!  We have had several laptops with keys missing.  This might help

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Important to have digital procedures such as time limits, use of the computers, pacing, and reflection at the conclusion of the lesson.

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Important to have digital procedures such as time limits, use of the computers, pacing, and reflection at the conclusion of the lesson.

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Designating a time limit to troubleshoot devices and giving the students an escalation process for

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I love the idea of having time designated for students who don't have technology at home to use the classroom technology to complete the assignment in class the next day.  This could even be used at the end of the day as well.

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Designate a student in the class as "tech expert" that can help other students while the teacher is busy.

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I think it's very important to take the time at the beginning of the year to establish the rules and procedures,  just like you would with your normal classroom rules and procedures.

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Giving the parents a list of apps to pre-download at the beginning of the year!  Genius!

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pack it & park it, it reminds me of red light green light. Easy for elementary use!

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Become proficient in one tool or app, use blended learning as station opportunity, keep a reflective journal for improvements

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I love the park it vs. pack it and the screens down, eyes up.  These are great and simple and allows students to know the expectations of devices being used whether they brought their own or are using school based technology.