GotTechED the Podcast
Episode #115: Skills and Edtech for Teachers who Use Tech and the Coaches who Support them
Welcome back to GotTechED the podcast this is Episode 115 called “Skills and EdTech for Teachers who use Technology and the Tech Coaches Who Support Them” In this episode, we’ll share 10 skills for teachers who use tech and the coaches that support them. We’ll also share some great edtech to aid in both of these roles. This is another episode you don’t want to miss, check it out.
Segment 1: Updates
In this episode, we share our favorite guidelines for #edtech coaches and #teachers when implementing tech into the classroom! #edtechchat #edutwitter #blinaction Click To TweetSegment 2: Skills and Tools
- Knowledge in the field
- Strong PLN
- Degree
- Find some “go-to” podcasts on edtech
- Subscribe to email newsletters like Google Developer
- Google for Education certifications
- Framework
- Technology Integration Matrix
- SAMR
- TPACK
- TPACK is a technology integration framework that identifies three types of knowledge instructors need to combine for successful edtech integration—technological, pedagogical, and content knowledge (a.k.a. TPACK). While TPACK is often compared with the SAMR Model, they are very different in scope.
- EdTech Integration Plan
- Problem Solving
- Goal Setting
- Start the year with a plan to implement something new you haven’t done before (newsletter, etc)
- How to integrate technology into the classroom?
- How does Nick work with teachers? Badge System / Being available and approachable
- Organization of Possibilities
- A list of activities that are easily matched up with various content areas
- Escape Room
- Google Sites
- Google Forms
- Google Sheets
- PDF’s Password Protected Documents
- Formative Assessments
- Digital Annotation
- Kami
- Insert Learning
- Google drawings
- Jamboard
- Google slides
- QR Code Scavenger Hunts
- Murder Mystery Parties
- Pecha kucha
- Classroom games
- Stop motion
- Escape Room
- A list of activities that are easily matched up with various content areas
- Curation
- Scheduling
- Make sure to tell people often when you’re available
- Peruse the hallway
- Give options for how people can reach you (email, zoom, meet, office hours drop-in)
- Communication
- Classroom Management
- Solo teaching with support vs team teaching
- Classroomq
- Making Connections
- Get on social media – Twitter, Insta for elementary
- Follow common hashtags
- Start showing up to your local EdTech PD circuit
- Reflection
- Collect best practices
- Showcase the accomplishments
- Share with PLC and Colleagues
- “Pineapple Chart”
- Collecting Feedback
- Student experience
- Teacher experience
- Edtech coach experience
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As experienced presenters and content creators, you can contact Nick and Guise to speak at your school, event, or conference. They can customize a workshop that meets your organization’s unique time and content needs. While no topic is out of bounds, GotTechED is best known for sessions on:
- 1:1 Chromebook Integration
- EdTech Throwdown
- TargetED Learning
- Gamification (Badge Systems)
- Game-Based Learning (Escape Rooms, Amazing Race, and more)
- Google apps and extensions
- Personalized learning and Choice Boards
- Teacher productivity (Lesson Planning, Online Grading. and Feedback)
- Digital content creation
- Student Podcasting
- Screencasting
- Flipped Classroom
- Student-Centered Learning