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I would incorporate as many group technology activities as I could for those children. Then I would speak to the parent about ways to help their children gain more exposure to computer skills away from school. They could start at the Library. If the parents are uncomfortable with technology, then this is a way for both of them can learn. Parents need to be held accountable for their children s education too. We don't know what lengths they will go too help their child to learn. Until we ask and lead them in the right direction

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AWE Early Literacy Stations at the Shelburne Public Library in Ontario, Canada

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I think the best way to incorporate it would be to start doing it as a group by including the whole classroom so everyone can learn together.

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I'm placed in a kindergarten class and my teacher struggles with the same thing. She uses a lot of tools on the smart-board. She plays storybooks on the smart-board as well as educational videos and games! They have iPads and are currently learning how to play with ReflexMath! Your best bet with those youngsters I think would be a lot of smart-board activities that everyone can partake in!

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QUESTION - In a kindergarten classroom some students, especially in areas with a high poverty rate, will have never been really introduced to technology (computers, tablets, etc.) prior to public school. In your opinion what is the best was to incorporate technology in a kindergarten classroom without it being to overwhelming for these type of students? OR what do you think would be the best type of technology to use in a classroom of kindergartners? 

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QUESTION - In a kindergarten classroom some students, especially in areas with a high poverty rate, will have never been really introduced to technology (computers, tablets, etc.) prior to public school. In your opinion what is the best was to incorporate technology in a kindergarten classroom without it being to overwhelming for these type of students? OR what do you think would be the best type of technology to use in a classroom of kindergartners? 