A Wiki site created by Judi Harris & Mark Hofer ( School of Education, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia USA) for sharing and developing ideas for incorporating TPACK into educational environments. Some good suggestions and ideas, with links to resources and webpages.

For those visual learners..... a short video outlining the TPACK venn diagram concept.

Alittle piece of the summer!! A blog entry exploring how Henrico County Schools System has adopted the TPACK model for staff development and 21st century learning. Provides examples of how to integrate technology and provides resource examples.

The TPACK framework attempts to integrate technology, pedagogy and content knowledge in a such a way as to enable effective teaching and learning. This website created by Dr. Matthew J. Koehler explains and explores the concept of TPACK, and provides a means for professionals to contribute to its development.

Quite simple advice that does make sense. Good advice and encourages adaptability. Possibly pre 2005.

Created a little while ago, and written by a company to encourage schools and libraries to join their services, but has some good suggestions that could apply to county and district levels.

I tried to 'share' the timeline I was practising on so we could see if it was something to develop for the webpage.. This is 3rd time lucky as my other attempts don't seem to want to work... Try copying and pasting this link... Let me know if it works!

Has anyone used Dipity before? I am looking to use something with my 4th graders...
http://www.dipity.com/

A huge amount of information about the use of instructional film, radio and television, but it does show general trends though each decade.

Research by the US Office of Educational Research and Improvement in the effects of increased technology use in the classroom.

2006 paper on the development of technology

A brief list of some of the technologies used in the classroom since the 1800s.

A first draft article by Daniel K. Schneider about technology in education. He talks about a short history in section 4.

A powerpoint looking at the different influences to technology in schools