Technology In The Jewish Classrom
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Explore using technology in Jewish classrooms by discussing opportunities and risks of different technologies, and identifying free technologies available for teachers. Security is a top concern but can also present opportunities. Building a class website allows sharing resources and taking advantage of tools like Google Sites, Blogger, WordPress, Flickr, and Weebly.
Technology In The Jewish Classrom
- 1. Flickr: Gavin Gilmour Jewish Schools 2.0: Technology in the Jewish Classroom
- 2. Who am I Who am I? Josh Fixler Follow Me: @Fixler
- 3. Who are you? Who are you? Flickr: -blast-
- 4. Your Goals Flickr: espresso marco
- 5. Goals Flickr: espresso marco Explore possibilities for the use of technology in Jewish classrooms. Discuss potential opportunities and risks associated with these technologies Identify free technologies available for teachers to use Case study (lessons learned and best practices) MisterFixler.com
- 6. Flickr: f2b1610 How are you already using technology?
- 7. Flickr: Wade From Oklahoma Why use technology in the Jewish classroom?
- 8. Flickr: Swansea Photographer Technology speaks to our students
- 9. Opportunities: Flickr: triskell’s Increase conversation Reach students where they are Make assignments easily accessible Appeal to different learning modalities
- 10. What is social media What is Social Media? Flickr: loic_hay
- 11. Free social media opportunities Flickr: sndrv Blogs YouTube Facebook Twitter
- 12. Flickr: Elton Melo Security is a top concern!
- 13. Flickr: Elton Melo Security is a top concern! It is also an opportunity
- 15. Building a class website
- 16. What might your class site contain? Flickr: . cubicgarden
- 17. Take advantage of the web’s resources Google Sites Blogger Wordpress Flickr Weebly
- 20. Let’s go check it out Flickr: . EagleXDV
- 21. Questions Comments Concerns Flickr: Pragmagraphr
- 22. Flickr: mariotto52 The Talmud and Technology
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