Technology in Social Studies

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Technology Integration

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Jim Ellis

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Teaching social studies…

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can be

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like this

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or this

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Technology in the social studies classroom

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The first problem.

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Statewide tests don’t focus on social studies.

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The second problem.

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Amount of material covered.

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Take, for example,

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A world history course.

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prehistoric Barack Obama Julius Cesar Napoleon

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And don’t forget this.

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In one school year? I thought history repeated itself.

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The third problem.

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Technology.

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Yes, technology itself poses problems.

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What the font?

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This forces educators to be more: Current Collaborative Complex Challenging

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The fourth problem.

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However.

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Here are four.

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1) Digital Storytelling: Merging images and audio to tell the story.

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Images. Audio.

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2) Virtual Field Trips: Visit the world from your classroom.

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3) Student Telecollaborations.

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4) Geographic Information Systems: A new way to map.

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For example:

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This:

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Becomes this:

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Let’s recap:

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Four problems: No statewide assessments. Amount of material to cover. Technology. Funding.

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But you can reach for the sky.

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Jim Ellis

Summary: This is a presentation I delivered in a course on how to integrate technology in the classroom.

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