Using Technology to Support Collaborative Work
Teachers know that they must integrate technology into their lessons. But understanding why it should happen and how best to do it are often less clear. When done effectively, technology has a positive impact on student learning. Integrating technology can increase student motivation, improve communication of learning goals and facilitate higher-order thinking skills.
Using Technology to Support CW Learning Objectives
Educators will:
- Examine and practice technology application to support Collaborative Work, including common formative assessments and the four selected effective learning practices.
- Consider adjustments and accommodations necessary for implementation of technology.
- Begin planning for effective implementation using technology in classroom instruction.
Presenter and Participant Materials
Presenter/Consultant Materials
Participant Slides
These files do not include the presenter notes. Files can be viewed online, on mobile devices, or printed. Click on the slide image to open the file in Joomag. From there, you can print or email participants. Another option is to use the direct link shown below each image. You can copy and paste that link into an email.
Participant Handouts
Preparatory reading, additional handouts and worksheets, practice profile, and fidelity checklist are posted below.
Presenter/Consultant Materials
In addition to the participant materials, the Power Point files with detailed presenter notes are available for each learning package. For some packages, additional presenter resources are also suggested.
Presenter Power Points with Notes
Powerpoint with Presenter Notes
Participant Handouts
Preparatory reading, additional handouts and worksheets, practice profile, and fidelity checklist are posted below.
Implementation Supports
Implementation Fidelity Checklist