Teaching with Technology in the California Standards (Days 1/2/3)
Description
Use of technology is required within the California Standards, and an integral part of students’ college and career readiness. In addition, students must be proficient with the use of technology tools to research, solve problems, collaborate and publish in order to be successful with the SBAC assessments.
Day 1 of this workshop series focuses on research, information literacy, and web publishing.
Participants will:
learn effective search techniques
use web tools to identify plagiarism
explore tools for citation
create a catalog (bookmark) selection of resources and tools that support the curriculum
use Web 2.0 tools to have students write, revise, and respond to written work.
Day 2 of this workshop series focuses on communication and collaboration tools.
Participants will:
explore various technology-based strategies and tools for collaboration
explore various multimedia tools for content
create a high-level discussion prompt appropriate for their students
create a collaborative student assignment
Day 3 of this workshop series focuses on data literacy and the standards of mathematical practice.
Participants will:
learn to access and evaluate content presented in a variety formats
explore ways to support student understanding of diverse forms of data and information
construct data visualizations such as diagrams and infographics as models for students
Registration for any 1-day workshop is $120, any 2 days for $210, or register for all 3 days for $320.
Category
Educational Technology Integration
Project
Digital Learning Services
NOTE: Details for each specific Training/Workshop might vary from the above description.
