TEDU651_Technology_Integration_Elementary_Classroom

This websites lets students explore with creating roller coasters and learn all the science behind them.

Students can use this program to create a virtual circuit

Fix a Goldberg machine and learn about simple machines

Free learning games created by teachers in the core academic areas and for grade levels k-6. Website also offers games in two different languages. Includes video with instructions for most games.

This is a quick explanation of TPACK. It explains the concept of technology, pedagogy, and content knowledge being combined to allow for optimum teaching.

Information on 21st Century Learning Skills

This list of necessary skills for 21st century students was developed by the ATCS, which is sponsored by many major technology companies. It is similar to ISTE's list.

A table that compares both classrooms

Our group's take on Web 2.0 Tools

This website provides a definition of Web 2.0

This site provides information about what next-gen classrooms should look like. It also mentions flipping the classroom

This infographic provides lots of statistics about how classrooms are changing and about traditional textbooks vs electronic versions

These are ISTE's standards that should be developed by all 21st century students.

This website provides an explanation of what Web 2.0 means. Although the term may seem ambiguous, this site provides examples

Learn how to create education videos for students through vodcasting, a cheap and easy way to flip classes.

PDF does a comparison between the traditional classroom and 21st Century classroom

Description of what Web 2.0 consists of and it's functions.

This video is a great introduction to the SAMR model, which explains 4 different levels of technology integration in the classroom. The video shows brief examples.

Prezi presentation on SAMR model