POWER IT UP

JULY, 2010NANCY CARAMANICO

Technology Leadership for Learning

Technology in LearningTechnology in Learning

Discuss Connected World

The Role of the Leader

Provide Resources

Goals Today – Power IT Up

Connected to the World

Our world is rapidly changingA new type of classroom environment must

evolve so that our students are learning in a relevant engaging way preparing them for the an increasingly digital world.

Click here to play video – How Social Media Impacts Us

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng&feature=related

Rigor and RelevanceLearning Criteria – 21C Learners

Change and Growth – Technology in Education

If technology is going to be used to transform a school, make it rigorous and relevant and 21st Century ready - one thing is needed

YOU!The school leader is a critical piece in a 21st

century school where technology is used to enliven and enhance learning.

It is optional…..Opt in

Technology PlanTechnology Plan 4 Sections4 Sections

Stakeholder/Community Involvement

Curriculum and Instruction

Professional Development

Deployment and Sustainability

Archdiocesan Schools Tech Plan

MacArthur Report

Youth use media to explore interests and friendships

Students learn from their peers and learn in a self directed way

Learning is largely socialAdults have an important role to playSchools should facilitate participationAssessing is a challenge given skills diversityhttp://digitallearning.macfound.org/site/c.enJLK

QNlFiG/b.2029199/http://digitalyouth.ischool.berkeley.edu/report

Horizon Report

TrendsCloud ComputingOnline LearningEbooksMobile TechnologyGame based learningHorizon Report http://wp.nmc.org/horizon-k12-2010/Other research links here:http://ncara.edublogs.org/research/

Where are you?

National Educational Tech Standards

NETS – AVisionary LeadershipDigital Age Learning CultureExcellence in Professional PracticeSystemic ImprovementDigital Citizenship

NETS-T for TeachersNETS-S for Students

Transforming the ClassroomTransforming the Classroom

Skills and informationTransforming educator role New expectations for allCurrent issues in educationImplementing innovationsRefining practice. Linda Darling Hammond, Teacher’s College,

Columbia

Professional Development Opens the Door

Open the Doors

Digital Citizenship

Digital DossierClick link to watch videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79IYZVYIV

LA

Digital Citizenship

Use the AUP to support you Promote the AUP to students, teachers and

administrators Educate Parents on Internet SafetyEducate Students on Internet Safety

Set a plan to reach EVERY student Small group presentations, classrooms recommended

Assume this as an ongoing responsibility

Resources Onlinefor Digital Citizenship OCE Website

 Netsmartz Teen Presentationwww.netsmartz.org/presentationsActivities online http://www.catholicschools-phl.org/schools/Te

chnology.htmAdditional Safety Links:http://teacherweb.com/PA/AOP/ETCC/sd3l3.st

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Archdiocesan Supports and Resources

Professional Development for Teachers and Administrators Advertised on Coursewhere Face to Face and Online via the Virtual Academy

Technology Plan Acceptable Use PolicyDiscovery StreamingBulk Purchasing and discountsGrant resourcesTech Page OCE Site, Online resources

Online Resources

Connect with others- Build a Personal Learning Network Blogs and RSS Social Networking Teachers Ning http://aopelemplp.ning.com/ Social Bookmarking Journals Wiki www.engagewithtech.wikispaces.com Wiki Page for PJP workshop School Wiki – PLP Tedtalks for Teachers http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2009/12/10-ted-talks-

for-teachers-to-watch.html 15 Minutes Wiki http://keeping-up.wikispaces.com/ Follow on twitter : ncara Image http://www.flickr.com/photos/43905767@N00/68913172

Power IT Up

Nancy CaramanicoBlog for Posting News – Thursday Post for

Administratorshttp://ncara.edublogs.org/Engage with Tech Wiki http://www.catholicschools-

phl.org/schools/Technology.htmhttp://engagewithtech.wikispaces.com/Regular Emails, Nings for Online DiscussionTwitter : http://twitter.com/ncara