1. Chapter 1. Integrating Educational Technology into the Curriculum Group Members: Bobby McRoy AleydiFilipone Denicia Dyer

2. Evolution of Computers & Digital Media: Over 100 years ago.. Telegraph Telephones Radios Televison Early Computers Large & Bulky Mainframe Computers Personal Computer of the 1980’s AGE OF CONVERGENCE

3. Telegraph 1800’s Cellphone 1970’s Telephone 1870’s Radio Early 1900’s Original IBM 1981

5. A PC contains a processor, memory, and one or more input, output, and storage devices.Are you a PC or a MAC??? 3 yrs later COLORSCREEN IBM PC 1981 Macintosh

6. CATEGORIES OF COMPUTERS.. Mobile Computer PDA’S Smart Phones Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNQW8nalE9s

7. Why use computer technolgy in education? Teachers have found that using computers , digital media, and other computer-related technology can support learning in many ways. Technology in the classroom can be motivational and can capture students attention and improve their outcomes.

8. Computers also support Communication beyond classroom walls, thus enabling schools and communities to provide an environment for cooperative learning, development for cooperative learning, development of higher-order thinking skills, and solving complex problems.

10. Multitaskers

11. Play oriented

12. Random Access

13. Learning has to be relevant and fun

14. Multisensory Input

15. Digital and Graphics first

16. Fantasy-based learing

18. Why computers are being used Computers are not just used to make flyers, letters, memos, manage student’s grades, track down library books, etc. - To share information- Communication - E-Mail- Provide information - News - Weather- Research - School-Banking - ATM(deposit/withdrawal) - Purchases -Tracks down your purchases -Calculate how much you owe-Car -Operate electric system -Control temperature -Anti theft

19. Quiz Which of the following is a mobile device?A. PDAB. SmartphoneC. NetbookD. All of the above Data entered into a computer is called inputA. TrueB. False A personal computer, or PC, is a computer that performs all of its input, processing, output, and storage activities by itselfA. TrueB. False Computers hold data in an area called ____.A. DataB. StorageC. InputD. Software