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New podcast from Radio TICAL - bringing student voice into ed tech
Involving students as partners and co-learners in the educational process, rather than as consumers—or worse, as “objects”—is not a new concept but it is certainly gaining currency in the 21st century. With information exploding, teachers can no longer hope to … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, GenYES, podcasts, professional development, TechYES
Tagged PBL, project, project-based learning, tech support, technology literacy
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Free Technology for Teachers: 11 Techy Things for Teachers to Try This Year
The new school year is here for many teachers. For those who haven’t started school yet, the new school year will be here soon. If you’ve set the goal of trying something new in your classroom this year (shouldn’t that … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, fun/free stuff, web 2.0
Tagged education, educational technology, student, teacher, tech support, tools
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New GenYES curriculum units and activities
At Generation YES, we work hard to make sure that our member schools have the most up-to-date resources to teach students how to help teachers with technology. This summer we’ve added some new activities, including some whole new units with … Continue reading
Posted in Generation YES, GenYES, student tech support
Tagged curriculum, cybersafety, media literacy, PD, student, tech support, technology
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Edutopia - Students Teach Technology to Teachers
“When middle school students Alison and Nat confer with their teachers, it’s to talk about the lessons the students are preparing for student teachers as part of a new Generation www.Y program. The young people are part of a growing … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, education reform, GenYES, service learning
Tagged Edutopia, Generation www.Y, GenYES, mentoring, pre-service, service learning, students, teachers, tech support, technology
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NCCE student tech support at your service
At the Northwest Council for Computers in Education (NCCE) in Seattle March 2-5, 2010, over 70 students from districts around Washington will be on site to assist. Students from grades 7-12 will help with video and audio production, technical support … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, Generation YES, student tech support
Tagged conference, education, NCCE, NCCE10, NCCE2010, northwest, school, Seattle, student, tech support, technology, Washington
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Ten commandments of school tech support
The ten commandments of school tech support Thou shalt test the fix. Thou shalt talk to actual students and teachers and make time to watch how technology works during actual class time, not just when it’s quiet. Thou shalt not … Continue reading
Posted in professional development
Tagged educational technology, IT, school, tech support
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Student video - GenYES Rocks!
SMHS GenYes Rocks! from Debbie Kovesdy on Vimeo. GenYes is the ultimate tech group at Shadow Mountain High School! We simply rock when it come to new tech and learning! In addition to tech support for teachers and students, we … Continue reading
A new blog in town - 1:1 Schools
There’s a new blog in town about 1:1 schools, aptly named the 1:1 Schools blog. Scott McLeod of Iowa State University is the organizer of a group of authors who blog about issues, resources, and the special needs of 1:1 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1:1, best practices, blog, laptop, resources, student, support, tech support, tips
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Programming - not just for nerds
Today, introductory courses in computer science are too often focused merely on teaching students to use software like word processing and spreadsheet programs, said Janice C. Cuny, a program director at the National Science Foundation. The Advanced Placement curriculum, she … Continue reading
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Tagged computing, digital, geek squad, programming, student, teach, tech support, technology, youth
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Does your tech room say “stay out” to girls?
Science Notes 2009. Professor Sapna Cheryan led her student into a small classroom in Stanford University’s computer science building. Star Wars posters adorned the walls, discarded computer parts and cans of Coke clustered on a table, and a life-size bust … Continue reading
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Tagged computer science, environment, gender, GenYES, tech support, technology
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