"Technology integration isn't about replacing what we [teachers] do. It is about doing what we do better.  It's about teachers and how we teach. It's about students and how they learn."  ~ David Bowman

Links to artifacts in my portfolio, without interpretation:

Online Learning Sites

Examples of Technology Integration - a slide show of k-8 examples.

Video Clip of Me Teaching Online - for Johns Hopkins.

Notebook Driver's-Ed - for learning about laptop computing.

Native American Web Quest - an overview of various tribes.

Technology FAQs - answers to common questions & problems.

Tech Tips Archive - my technology tips newsletter.
 

Documents & Writing

Principles of Good Practice - collaboratively written for NAIS

Norwood School Technology Plan - planning document written in 2003.

Literature Review - research on the impact of educational technology.

K-8 Technology Skills Matrix - student skills mapped to ISTE NETS.

Virtual Reality - Sites on VR and the report I wrote.

PBL Unit on Media Bias - A project-based-learning instructional unit

Other Pages

Research on Educational Technology

Digital Video in the Classroom

Ed-Tech Leaders, Theorists, & Visionaries

Copyright & Fair Use

Acceptable Use Policy

Evaluating Web Sites - CODA

Internet Safety Tips For Parents

Key Electronic Student Skills

School Web Sites

Norwood School

      chronology of developing new site

North Country Treetops

"Every teacher should know how to use data to personalize and customize instruction for every student. Without technology, that is impossible. It is not possible for one teacher to stand up in front of a classroom of 30 students and do that. With technology, I see it happening all over the country every day. First grade teachers, or third grade teachers, or eighth grade teachers are able to walk in, look at the data, and know exactly where every student is. And then allow the ones that are further ahead to continue moving along; help the ones who are farther behind, give tutoring and help in the gaps where they are needed." 
~ Susan Patrick Director of the Office of Educational Technology in the Department of Education