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Implementing Easy Tech with your class

Implementing Easy Tech with your class. Award winning technology curriculum based on the NETS-S Flexible Customizable Teaches critical technology skills in the context of core curriculum and real world challenges (including keyboarding, basic operations, digital safety and research skills).

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Implementing Easy Tech with your class

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  1. Implementing Easy Tech with your class

  2. Award winning technology curriculum based on the NETS-S • Flexible • Customizable • Teaches critical technology skills in the context of core curriculum and real world challenges (including keyboarding, basic operations, digital safety and research skills)

  3. Why Easy Tech? • Supports the BCSD goals • It’s “Easy” tech training • The program can grow and evolve with your needs

  4. BCSD Instructional Technology Implementation Actions 2013-2014 Digital Safety, Citizenship and Research Basic Operational Skills Keyboarding Proficiencies 2014-2015 Digital Lessons for Computer Lab Digital Lessons for Classroom Instruction

  5. What’s happening Spring 2014? • Curriculum defined for all grades for the remainder of the year • SBAC is scheduled for April 7 to May 15 • Learning.com platform is in sync with SIS • Expectation for teachers is a minimum of 20 minutes per week in the lab working on Easy Tech curriculum

  6. Logging on to Learning.com

  7. Locate website

  8. Log into account • Should be the same username (last name and first initial or two…lastnamefi) and password as other accounts (zero+schoolnumber+bdate) e.g., 040050565 • District = Bakersfield City School District

  9. View class rosters and spot check • Click on “My Classes” to review the roster of students • Click on the name of the class or section to see students in the system • Class and student information is “synced” nightly with BCSD student information system

  10. Print out roster and login cards • Click class name until gradebook view is apparent

  11. Review BCSD Curriculum • Click “Library” to view curriculum units • Click on a grade level in the “Custom Curriculum” section to preview the unit • To view a lesson, click the “view” button

  12. Review BCSD Curriculum • Lessons appropriate for your class should be pre-loaded for you and your students

  13. How to monitor student progress

  14. Helping log students into the site • District name will only need to be entered once • Username and password is same as in Google • Teachers and assistants can help students

  15. Where and how to get help

  16. Where and how to get help • School Coordinator • Chat • Toll free help • Email help • District Office

  17. Thank you!

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