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Educational Technology

Explore how technology is integrated at Harrison School, featuring iPads, interactive engagement, digital books, and collaborative tools for enhanced learning experiences. Discover a variety of platforms for skill practice, lesson reinforcement, assessments, and creative content creation.

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Educational Technology

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  1. Educational Technology

  2. How We Use Technology at Harrison School

  3. ipads: Photo slide shows Story creation and videos (iMovie) Skill Practice/Lesson Reinforcement Audiovisual assessment by teacher and self-evaluation by students Accessing electronic and digital books (Follett Shelf)

  4. Smartboard Interactive engagement in lessons of all content areas New! “Splashtop”

  5. Microsoft Composing (includes text formatting), naming and saving into folders Creating presentations: PowerPoint, Brochures (Publisher) Inserting photos, clip art, shapes Creating tables Excel

  6. Google(Accessible on Chromebooks and ANY computer) Using personal log-ins Saving and naming in Google Drive Creating presentations (Google Slides) Creating/completing surveys (Google Forms) Creating Google Docs to share with teacher for comments and editing Sharing Google Docs with writing partners Working collaboratively in Google Docs to complete a group project

  7. TeacherWebsites Blogging Webquests Accessing class notes, newsletters, and homework Links to helpful websites and other resources Watching videos (i.e., educreation math demos) to review concepts and skills

  8. Websites Research (including access to subscription databases and citations) Skill practice (i.e., IXL Math, XtraMath, Raz Kids, A to Z Learning, abcya) Creating digital presentations: Animoto, Prezi Learning about Computer Coding Navigating between pages

  9. These are all helpful tools used by thoughtful instructors:

  10. Now it’s time to see for yourself!

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