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These are all great ideas, but how can I actually effectively incorporate technology into curriculum?

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Use play to build a community. They can collaborate, solve problems, and learn communication skills

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Infuse play into different routine

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By determining what students can so with technology, and you can figure out what they can do academically with it

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Connecting Technology to Student Learning Chapter 2

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Connecting Technology to Student Learning Chapter 2

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Social media allows teacher to connect with colleagues all over the globe and see their classrooms

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eSchool News

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The Edublog Awards

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Teach.com

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EdTech Magazene

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Investigate what other teachers are doing through  teacher blogs. Teaching can feel isolating at times so it is good to see what other teachers are doing

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It is beneficial for teachers to interact via social media

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The International Society For Technology in Education

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The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

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Heinemann

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60-90 minute online video conferences; convenient way to gain knowledge

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Teachers working together learn together. Book studies allow teachers to gain new skills, engage in healthy discourse, and challenge instructional practices. Choosing one thing to explore together allows teachers to adopt a form of technology to use in their classrooms

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Incorporating technology is important. Using video chat allows students to explore other areas of the worlds and allows them to interact with influential figures

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Collaborations through technology allow students to think visually and bounce ideas off each other

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Apps like Skype can be used to connect students with influential people such as authors

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Students can use this to share final thoughts on a lesson or answer questions given to them

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Students can summarize a book through a blog or do a summary of a unit they have just learned

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Connecting Technology to Student Learning Chapter 1

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Connecting Technology to Student Learning Chapter 1

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pictures, diagrams, and symbols that guide students through a process

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the gradual release of responsibility

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provides students time to interact

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We use videos so students know they can express themselves through different means other than writing

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Even if technological resources are limited, you can use whatever devices you have in the classroom for learning! Make sure to make it a comfortable environment as well!

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It is easy to assess students through technology because you can see things like what they are posting on their blogs, what videos they are making, etc. and it can show that they know

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Collaboration is important! Having students video chat with each other allows them to think visually, form responses, and build on ideas from each other

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Utilize the technology given to you! You can make things accessible for students and parents at home and can also adapt curriculum to the students' needs.

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Scaffolding is important! You can scaffold through anchor charts and can teach students what should be put on a blog

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Use technology in the classroom! This can be done through vlogs, digital bulletin boards, etc.