Integrating Technology into the Classroom Westwood HS Mr Richter

• 1. Digital Learning DayIntegrating Technology into the ClassroomMr. Peter Richter Educational Media Specialist Westwood Regional Jr./Sr. High School701 Ridgewood RoadTownship of Washington, NJ 07676Library Media Center site

2. OverviewThe Westwood New Jersey Regional Jr/SrHigh School will be participating in Digital Learning Day Feb 6th by highlighting how teachers teach and students learn usingtechnology .This is in recognition of the many teachers that have been engaging students in standards based, motivating, content driven and technology infusedexperiences this year. 3. Digital BadgesStudents award digital badges to teachers who have engaged them in inspiring use of technology in the classroom. Example next slide 4. Feb 6th, 2013 This badge is presented to Teacher_______________In recognition for excellence in the use of technology in teaching. Presented by student_________________ 5. Digital Learning Day blogStudents will utilize the school districts blogging capability to discuss the questionHow do you learn with technology? http://www.wwrsd.org/Page/8947 6. Student produced event videoStudents will be filming and interviewing teachers andstudents during the day. They will then edit and produce a culminating video to be shown on Schooltube as well as the schools networked TVs.2012 Alliance for Excellence in Education award winner http://www.schooltube.com/video/4e10656fb6ac4c80a24d/ 7. Integrating digital technology across the curriculum a survey Teachers engage the students in digitally drivenlearning experiences in the classroom oronline, while collaborating with Web 2.0. tools. teachers integrate digital technology toseamlessly deliver common core curriculumstandards base lessons, assignments andassessments Teacher will be asked : How do you infusetechnology and use digital learning in your 8. Digital audio recording and playbackWorld Language students recording their speaking.Examples could include but not limited to Audacity and Rosetta Stone 9. Digital ManipulativesMath students solving interactive and visually displayed problems.Examples could include but not limited to Illuminations and Gizmos 10. Digital AssessmentsStudents taking online American History tests and practice exams.Examples could include but not limited to Teaching American History FederalGrant 11. Digital CollaborationTeacher demonstrates how students can work on electronic documentssimultaneously.Examples could include but not limited to Google Docs and Wikispaces 12. Digital ToolsStudents using computer aided design in their Interior Design class.Examples include but not limited to HomeStyler and AutoCad 13. Digital PortfoliosStudents create an E-Portfolio in the Art class and submitted it for display on the teacherswebsite peer review.Examples include but not limited to Schoolwires and Edmodo 14. Digital Posters Web 2.0Students create digital posters and blog their comments in Health class.Examples include but not limited to Glogster 15. Digital presentationsStudents collate their thoughts and prepare their World Language speech.Examples include but not limited to PowerPoint and Prezi 16. Digital research databases and E-booksStudent use informational databases and e-books as they prepare termspapers for history class.Examples include but not limit to Infobase and Gale Virtual Reference Library 17. Digital video editingStudents edit footage for their video project in Digital Media class.Examples include but limited to I-movie and Movie Maker 18. Digital Simulations and TeleconferencingStudents engage in a real time online Stock Market competition in Economicsclass.Examples include but not limited to The Stock Market Game .org and Skype 19. Digital TextbooksStudents utilize full text online textbooks, find print books from the electronic catalog oruse text to speech technology.Examples include most publishers, Bergen Electronic Library Schools, or Bookshares 20. Digital website buildersStudents create their own historical websites in history class.Examples include but not limited to Wix and Weebly 21. Digital Internet sitesStudents follow a guided Web search as they prepare the English class essay.This includes but not limited to Internet Public Library and Great Websites forKids 22. Digital video productionStudents produce and comment with Web 2.0 videos reflecting their English classmemoir studies.Examples include but limited to Animoto and Stupiflix 23. Digital InformationStudents learn information literacy skills using web based tools in LibraryMedia class.Examples include Turnitin and Bibme. 24. Toward a successful Digital Learning Day!Mr. Peter Richter Educational Media SpecialistLibrary Media Center Westwood Jr/Sr High SchoolWashington Township, NJ07676 Library Media Center site201-664-0880 x 2085 [email protected]