My Top 10 Tips for Successful Technology Integration in the Classroom
I am super excited to share this update with you! My Top Ten Tech Tips for Successful Technology Integration were originally shared last July (2014). These are the tips that I often refer to when helping teachers dip their toes into the technology integration waters. It’s easy to become overwhelmed by technology and planning. These tips will make the process so much easier!
Today, I’m honored to share a sketch version of my tips by the fabulously talented Sylvia Duckworth! (She makes me look good! ;))
What are your favorite technology integration tips? Please share in the comments below!
Kasey Bell will be presenting at the following upcoming events:
- #TXGoo15, May 16: Texas Summit feature Google for Education (New Caney, TX)
- TCEA Area 16 Conference Jamboree, June 4 (Amarillo, TX)
- #ProsperTrendingNow Conference, June 10 (Prosper, TX)
- Speed 21 Conference (Keynote), June 11 (Wylie, TX)
- Texas ASCD Ignite, June 15-17 (Irving, TX)
- iPadpalooza, June 23-25 (Austin, TX)
- ISTE, June 28-July 1 (Philadelphia, PA)
- Missouri Google Summit, July 11-12 (Kansas City, MO)
- TIA 2015, July 21-22 (Denton, TX)
- Texserve’s 2nd Annual “Bridging the Gap: Technology & Instruction” Symposium (Keynote), July 30 (Dallas, TX)
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Thanks for your great blog! For me as a student it is useful!
Thank you for saying that! It means a lot to know that 😃.
Giving students a choice is very wise. Students will come up with new technology,programs, and ideas that you would never think of. Having a plan B is also a must because sometimes technology just doesn’t want to work. Just relax, be flexible, maybe reboot, and try again later.
So true, Donna! Thanks for commenting!
very nice tutorials.will watch them tomorrow. Sir, can you teach about CAN & PBN? Thank you.