Michelle+Kim

Michelle Kim

1. Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning and Creativity

 * Make the kids go out with a camera and record their lives and make an online diary instead of a journal.
 * If students can't understand what exactly is going on, maybe show them a video to give them visuals.
 * Watching live cameras of other cities or places around the world.

2. Design and Develop Digital-Age Learning Experiences and Assessments

 * Art class that would use technology instead of materials (Adobe).
 * Have classes that teach students how programs would work.
 * If someone doesn't enjoy using computers, maybe using a smart board to show examples.

3. Model Digital-Age Work and Learning

 * Making sure teachers know how to work the program before trying to teach their students.
 * Keep an online community so everyone can stay in the loop.
 * Having a website or email address where parents can reach you.

4. Promote and Model Digital Citizenship and Responsibility

 * Teaching students how to properly document their sources and making sure that student's understand how copyrights work.
 * Showing how vast of a range of technology there is available to them.



5 helpful organizational templates: 1. Grade Book 2. Flyers 3. Homework Assignments 4. Lesson Planner/ Weekly Lesson Planner 5. Calendars for Class Assignments

[|Korea!] Search Engine!

Activities for the student's to do at home: Made for Early Childhood Education, specifically kindergarten.. [|Project- Delicious]

 Podcast on studying abroad in Korea

[|Easy TestMaker]

Math Quiz made with Easy Test Maker

Social Network Technology Facebook pages to upload links, videos, pictures, and also to start discussion boards. Teachers could create a page for their classroom or use a helpful page for their students.