3. There is a growing need of improvement
in the technologies provided by districts.
Too many classrooms resemble 20th
century models as opposed to the 21st
century.
4. Schools do not resemble the happenings of
the world today in their teaching, practices
and available resources.
Teachers are forced to use archaic
practices to prepare and mold the
students for the future.
8. Provide every student with one on one
access to computers and mobile
technology in classrooms
Provide teachers with adequate and
appropriate professionals development
opportunities to utilize various digital tools
9. Ensure that all schools and districts establish
a comprehensive information technology
policy that will supply necessary
infrastructure, technical support and
resources for teaching and learning
Do not fret over expense shortages
preventing one on one access availability
to students. Instead, focus on other
technical advancements. (ie front
projection technology)
10. Front Projection Technology is a
technical system embedded interactive
function directly into a projector.
11. Cost Effective (Lowers the cost by 1/3 %)
Allows school districts to invest in a
number of interactive set ups on a
smaller budget
Great for math, science, social studies
instructional purposes.
12. Elaborating upon and annotating digital
content
Utilize the opportunities to use technology
forms in classrooms to promote media
literacy.
Engage students in classrooms discussions
to articulate their thought process in the
relation to the use of digital media
incorporated in classrooms to allow them to
become more cognizant of both covert
and overt ways that media affects the
society and reality perceptions.
