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This video has some great primary source visuals, which illustrate the ed tech over time

I like the visuals in this video. It really shows how far we've come.

Gives a background on the PCK model and explains how Technology integration helps educators

Condensed and updated depiction of TPACK by Mishra and Koehler (2007), which was presented originally at the annual conference of the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education in 2007.

Interesting keynote presentation slides & audio from Mishra, P., & Koehler, M.J. (2008, March).

Great video! I found the same keynote on youtube earlier in the semester at at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4jigsEAGbM&list=UUpcf54rmcbXGeKX9JpJJPtA&index=2&feature=plcp I like how they include the aspect of a "wicked problem" being a part of TPACK.

Explanation of the different aspects of TPACK. This site explains the overlapping areas of the framework.

This is a great video that describes the needs of students as learners. It allows viewers to understand that the way students once learned may not work for students in the present moment.

Redefining future instruction

Technology Access

The Friending Debate

Punya Mishra and Matt Koehler's explanation of TPACK

This is the technology plan for Virginia. One can use this to compare their own district's technology plan.

Glad you shared this. And, yes, it'd be great to hold up your school or district tech plan to both the national and state plans.

This is a link to a word document that details the state of Connecticut's technology plan. They have the typical mentions of leadership vision etc..., but also some other buzz words and ideas that peaked my interest. I was impressed with their mention of striving to provide all of the families with equal access to technology at home to support learning and moving more toward student directed learning as opposed to teacher directed learning among other things. If they can indeed insight these changes, they will be well on their way to integrating 21st century skills in their school systems. Good food for thought!

Find whatever you're looking forwith Totally Local Yellow Pages West Prairie School District's three-year technology plan, approved by the district's board of education Thursday night, includes steps to move the district towards implementing a one-to-one digital learning program that would provide students with their own device, such as a laptop computer or iPad.