Frayer/Bloom's Taxonomy
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The use of electronic devices as an educational tool is becoming more common in the learning environment. Many school systems are incorporating electronic devices such as: Document Cams, SmartBoard, video cameras, cameras, and the internet into their curriculum. As a new teacher I am having difficultly incorporating such items into my lessons. What are some creative ways that I can fuse these items into my lessons for my first grade class?
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You are very accurate technology isn't something that is going to go away and as teachers we need to find ways to include it..let me say one thing..don't aim too low because there are many things our students already know when it comes to technology..as for being creative, here is a few sources to get you started :) [link removed...See More