My teaching technology project has unfortunately not been at the top of my to do list. I will be teaching the app Evernote, which is an app that can be used to store notes and information across multiple devices. My objective for this project is: participants will be able to create 3 notebooks, input two notes, a pdf, and a photo. Participants will also share at least one of these items with another person, and access their Evernote account on two separate devices.
So far I'm surprised that Evernote has a ton of other apps that work with it. Should I demonstrate those too, or would that be too much?
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Professional Development Plan
I am not really sure what I want to do when I grow up, but one career I am thinking about is being a technology coordinator in a school or district. If I were to do that, most likely I would be in charge of creating professional development for teachers on how to use technology in their specific classes. So my overall goal under the ISTE Standard 5: Engage in Professional Growth and Leadership would be to create a PLC in the school that will compile and distribute an iTunes U course with resources for technology integration and other sources like global and local professional learning communities.
To do this, my short term goals are to:
Before
school: Create iTunes U Course
By
October: Gather teachers from each subject area to participate in this PLC, and
an outline for what the course will contain
By
November: Develop a rubric/guide to determine the reliability of a source
By
December: Have at least one source from each subject area posted to the iTunes
U course
By
January: Have at least a total of 3 sources for each subject area on the iTunes
U course
By
February: Distribute the always improving iTunes U course to the school with an
explanation of how to access, use, and provide input
Long
term goal:
Create
an PLC in the school to compile and distribute an iTunes U course with
resources to global and local professional learning communities by the end of
the school year
To determine if this PLC is successful, I would assess by:
If
course is coming along as planned, then part of the goal is met.
The
PLC will conduct voluntary walkthroughs with teachers who care to participate
in the iTunes U course to see the tools/strategies/resources that were provided
by the course in action.
Surveys will be conducted on what
teachers in the entire school want/need in the iTunes U course, and if these needs are being met.
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