Top Tech Toolsfor 2013

Dr. Lisa Gonzales, Coordinator Santa Clara County Office of Education

ACSA – Vice President of Legislative Action

TICAL Leadership CadreACSA Tech Leaderhttp://bit.ly/r17tech

Outcomes:

Participants will explore resources that increase connections

Participants will explore “go to” sites to help the transition to the new Common Core State Standards

Participants will explore resources that can be used to increase student involvement, communication and understanding

Technology Integration Matrixhttp://fcit.usf.edu/matrix/

The Teaching Channelwww.teachingchannel.org

Outcomes:

Participants will explore resources that increase connections

Participants will explore “go to” sites to help the transition to the new Common Core State Standards

Participants will explore resources that can be used to increase student involvement, communication and understanding

Welcome to my iPhone!

• Zite – news synopses in different subjects, learns your interests (world news, politics, education, sports, technology, social media, social media marketing)

• LinkedIn• Pinterest• TripIt – houses all travel arrangements• Astrid – my household TO DO LIST• Wunderlist – advanced lists, sharable• Edmodo• Dropbox - storage• Google Drive• Evernote – notetaking• Qrafter – create, open QR Codes• CCL4’s – Common Core Look-for’s (with ELA,

Math, Tech skills that you “look for” in classrooms; broken down by observable skills and not standards) - $2.99

• Common Core Standards – lists math (traditional), math (integrated), and ELA standards – free!

• eStandards – side by side with ELD - $.99

Connecting the Dots

We live in the “mashable” age Uploads to one platform can migrate to

others