1. Problem-solving scenarios

2. You want your 150 students to
turn in their next essay digitally
as a Word document. How will
you arrange for this?

3. You want your 150 students to
turn in their next essay digitally
as a Google document. How will
you arrange for this?

4. You have a large technology
project planned. You would like
students to do some of the work
beyond class, but several do not
have computers or Internet
access. What do you do?

5. You have a student whom you
suspect plagiarized his rainforest
essay off the Internet. What do
you do?

6. You want to integrate technology
into several classroom
activities, but you have three
students who adamantly hate
technology. What do you do?

7. You have an Internet Scavenger
Hunt planned for your class, but
two students are not permitted to
use the Internet at parent
request. What do you do?

8. You want to incorporate digital
photography into your
classroom, but only a handful of
students own digital cameras.
What do you do?

9. Your classroom computer doesn’t
work properly. Campus tech
support is backed up and cannot
get to you for four weeks. You
need your computer ASAP. What
do you do?

10. You assign a lengthy, detailed, 20-
slide, 20-minute PowerPoint
presentation to 30 students and
you want them to present to the
class. How do you manage this?