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21st Century Teaching Tools
The document discusses the role of ICT in modern education, emphasizing that effective teaching relies more on pedagogy than technology. It highlights the changing characteristics of 21st-century students, the necessity for innovative assessment methods, and the potential of various digital tools for learning. Additionally, it explores the challenges faced by ICT strategies in schools, including resource limitations and the need for cohesive planning.
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- 1. 21st Century TeachingToolsSouth Lanarkshirewww.ltscotland.org.ukAugust 2009Ollie BrayNational AdviserEmerging Technologies for LearningLearning and Teaching Scotland
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- 18. ICT can beused in a variety of ways
- 19. It’s not aboutthe techIt’s about the teach
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- 23. Children are notthesame as they used to beAccess to unlimited knowledgeVsEmotional literacy and social immaturity
- 24. The 21st CenturyStudent(H Birchwood)
- 27. I hate geographybecause its boring!
- 28. Bray was offhis head again today!
- 29. …gone, gone butnot forgotten. now we don't have PowerPoint lessons
- 32. How do weuse the technology that children already have?
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- 37. Teach your Studentsto…Use the "advanced search" function
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- 44. USING IMAGES ANDPICTURES IN THE CLASSROOM
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- 65. Today's Headlines25th August2006What are the students doing?Watching, listening and….recording the headlinesPluto is no longer a planet War in Middle East Immigration into UK Global Warming Fuel Price Rise
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- 69. Web 2.0 ToolsWebSiteReadRead / WriteInformationRead / WriteWeb
- 70. Some web 2.0toolsWrite (blog)Record Audio (podcast)Edit (wiki)
- 71. Blogs – easyto edit websiteshttp://www.mgsonline.org.uk
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- 76. Create your ownwebsitewww.wordpress.comwww.blogger.comwww.typepad.com
- 77. Use Wiki’s forcollaborative workwww.wikispaces.com
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- 101. Games can bepowerful in education – use screen shots for students to record their scores.
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- 105. Serious GamesHP SmallBusiness SecurityO2 Retail SimulationL'Oréal Virtual Salon
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- 108. Why ICT StrategiesFailLack of joinedup thinkingLack ofresources
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- 120. Learning & TeachingScotlande:[email protected]: www.twitter.com/olliebrayb:www.olliebray.com
Editor's Notes
- #20 Whenever I talk about Glow, people always grab onto the notion of it being a technology initiative – it isn’t. At it’s heart, it’s about quality of provision in teaching and learning.
- #114 We are leaders in online learning. Glow provides us with a common platform to take this forward. 30 local authorities and 3 universities are now signed up to develop their use of Glow – the others are on the path considering how they too will make use Glow. This provides us with an unparalleled opportunity for collaboration and sharing, on an unprecedented scale. That said, we don’t rest on our laurels. We take our role as guides in this new learning landscape very seriously indeed, and constantly search the horizon to see what’s coming up next and assessing it’s validity in an educational context.