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Top Ten Administrator Applications
- 1. 1 RV’s Top Ten Technology Uses for School Administrators Dr. Richard Voltz Associate Director Illinois Association of School Administrators
- 2. # 10
- 3. Use Twitter to Communicate to Parents, Students, Community
- 4. Prezi
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- 7. Use Digital Technology To Get Teachers Moving
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- 10. Use Google to Background Check Prospective Employees
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- 13. Have you ever Googled yourself?
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- 15. # 7
- 16. DevelopYour Own Teacher Evaluation Plan For Including 50% Student Performance
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- 18. # 6
- 19. Use Podcasting
- 20. Students
- 21. Morning announcements with iPod touch
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- 26. The Principal
- 27. Start an audio Podcast and update regularly For students For parents
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- 32. Speer doesn't see an advantage at Berkeleyin using Kindles over laptops, but he iscurious to see how iPads will be used inclassrooms. "The iPad is potentially a game-changer,"Speer said. "But we're not quite sure whatthe game is." "The iPad is potentially a game-changer,"Speer said. "But we're not quite sure whatthe game is." "The iPad is potentially a game-changer,"Speer said. "But we're not quite sure whatthe game is."
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- 48. Mooresville Statistics • From 38 to 8 to 4 in student achievement in three years after 1:1 • Increased attendance • Decreased suspensions • All 34 NCLB sub-categories met
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- 50. Mandate that teachers check for understanding
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- 58. jingproject.com
- 59. Do you have some students who do not get it the first time?
- 60. Do you have students that are absent from school?
- 61. Do you have students who have trouble doing homework?
- 62. Do you have parents who want resources for their child’s homework?
- 63. Are you every absent from school?
- 64. Screencasting
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- 66. Mathtrain-1.TV  Probability with Ben and Jerry QuickTime™ and a decompressor are needed to see this picture.
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- 69. Google Docs
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- 74. Google Forms
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- 79. Others
- 80. Blog
- 81. Build a Blog • To communicate information to parents and students • To create a running journal of classroom activities and lessons • Students use blogs to read and reflect on their own learning • Students can be contributing authors on a class blog
- 82. Superintendent Blogging Mark J. Stock The School Administrator; August 2009 Number 7, Vol.66 • You can get news out more quickly. • You can respond to traditional media. • Your message can be accessed by readers on their schedules. • You can increase coverage in the traditional media. • You can build a sense of community.
- 83. 83 Blogs to Read
- 84. Give each junior their own URL www.richvoltz.com www.richvoltz.com
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- 86. 86 What I’d Buy Instead of an Interactive Whiteboard by Bill Ferriter, The Tempered Radical • Give me $5,000-$6,000 to spend on a middle school classroom with 25 students and I’ll buy: – 5 Netbook Computers Cost: $1,250 • Give me one netbook for every 5 kids in my classroom and I can create instant workstations for groups. – 5 YEARS of VoiceThread for my Students Cost: $300 • With little digital skill, kids of all ages can interact in Socratic style conversations on school related topics with one another both in and out of school. – 5 YEARS of Brainpop Access for my Classroom Cost: $731 • Brainpop is a service that creates short (3-5 minute) animated videos on topics across the curriculum. – 5 YEARS of Access to Poll Everywhere Cost: $645 • What makes Poll Everywhere—an online application that allows teachers to create and deliver quick surveys—unique is that students can respond to surveys via text message from their cell phones, making the need for student responders obsolete in most middle school classrooms considering the number of students carrying cell phones to school each day. – A Mid-Range Data Projector Cost: $595 –Total = $3,521 – Camtasia Screencasting Software Cost: $179
- 87. Backchanneling
- 88. Try Backchanneling in Your Classroom • A backchannel is another word for chat, your students type their comments as the class is discussing an item or when you are presenting. • Allows all types of learners to actively participate.
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