Technology and Differentiation
Computer technology is a valuable differentiation tool. Just as educators adapt lessons for different learning styles, we can also vary technology integration methods to meet the needs of students.This web page is a "live" resource for teachers that will be updated as differentiation projects evolve. Project templates will be added as they are developed for classes. Below are some valuable articles and resources that share some views and ideas on differentiation.
Do Technology Based Lessons Meet the needs of Student Learning Styles? - Dara Rosen >>>web link
MI & Technology: A Winning Combination!- Jane Carlson-Pickering >>> web link
Scoring PowerPoint - Jamie McKenzie >>> web link
Highly Gifted Children in Full Inclusion Classroom- Kathi Kearney >>> web link
Software
Microsoft Word-Word processing software used at Westford Academy.
Microsoft PowerPoint-A presentation tool used in most educational and business environments.
Inspiration-Concept mapping software that allows students to organize their material for writing and projects.
Inspiration - lesson ideas and resources from Inspiration Software, Inc.
iMovie-A editing software that allows students to easily create movies using digital photos, video and audio files.
Dreamweaver- A web editing tool.
Timeliner- Organize information on a timeline or a number line. The software allows student to import graphics, video and sound file to individualize student projects.
Adobe Photoshop Elements-Students create visual displays using art and words to present new learning.
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