Cari's techtimeline
- 1. Technology and Me Cari Ann’s personal timeline of educational technology
- 2. Overview Hello! my name is Cari Ann Honda I started school in 1994 in Wailuku I graduated from H.P. Baldwin High School in 2007. I first went to college at the University of Hawaii Manoa in 2007. When I finish my degree, I hope to become either a Japanese or Chemistry teacher.
- 3. My definition of educational technology … a way of enhancing student learning and promoting creativity by using new tools, resources, etc.
- 4. Web sites on ed tech history A History of Computers and their Role in Education http://www.statcan.gc.ca/edu/power-pouvoir/ch4/history-histoire/5214792-eng.htm A Brief History of Technology in Education http://www.schooltube.com/video/76c5e1d1de044a2e8c71/A-Brief-History-of-Technology-in-Education A History of Distance Education (since this is an online class) http://www.bsu.edu/classes/nasseh/study/history.html
- 5. Kindergarten technology I remember using the original Macintosh computer and floppy discs.
- 6. High school technology My chemistry teacher used a video presenter for her lectures and demonstrations. Graphing calculators were required for my math classes.
- 7. College technology Many of my classes are using iclickers to assess student learning. Most of my professors use powerpoint. Many of my classes have online websites for assignments, notes, etc.
- 8. A vivid technology learning experience Using video and Final Cut to make a video for my chemistry final project. Using Skype to talk to a student in Japan for my Japanese class.
- 9. A technology I want to use in my classroom I would want a class website so that students could have access to their lessons and assignments from anywhere. Also I could post links to references that I think are important.
- 10. My vision of the classroom of the future I hope that all students will use technology to not only to connect with their classmates, but to also connect with and learn from other people around the world.
- 11. A challenge for teaching At best financially, most schools will probably never be able to have at least one computer per student.
- 12. Words of wisdom "We must teach our children to dream with their eyes open." - Harry Edwards