UNIT+1+(Online)

=UNIT 1. ISTE and NASPE Standards, TPACK=

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Tuesday, June 4, 7:00PM EST



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Masters and PhD
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 * 1) Castelli & Fiorentino (2008) - Chapters 1 and 2
 * 1) [[file:Mirsha_Koehler(2009) Too Cool for School.pdf]]
 * 1) [[file:Jones_Bulger_Wyant(2012) Moving Beyond the StopWatch and Whistle.pdf]]
 * 1) [[file:Pierson (2001) Tech Integration as a Function of Pedagogical Expertise.pdf]]

PhD

 * 1) [[file:Mishra and Koehler (2006).pdf]]

Masters and PhD
===** 1) Read the descriptions of each of the six stages related to adoption of technology below, and identify which stage best describes you at this time. Please provide an explanation for your selection. **===

__ Stages of Adoption of Technology __ **Stage 1 – Awareness** – I am aware that technology exists but have not used it. Perhaps I’m even avoiding it.

**Stage 2 – Learning the Process** – I am currently trying to learn the basics. I am often frustrated using technology. I lack confidence about technology.

**Stage 3 – Understanding and Application of the Process** – I am beginning to understand the process of using technology and can think of specific tasks in which it might be useful.

**Stage 4 – Familiarity and Confidence** – I am gaining a sense of confidence using technology for specific tasks. I am starting to feel comfortable using technology.

**Stage 5 – Adaptation to other Contexts** – I think about technology as a tool to help me. I can use it in many applications and as an instructional tool.

**Stage 6 – Creative Applications to other Contexts** – I can apply what I know about technology in the classroom. I am able to use it as an instructional tool and integrate it into my curriculum.

===** 2) Consider how what you have read is different from what you already know. Why might this difference exist? What new ideas are here for you to consider? Why are you willing to consider them? Why are you not willing to consider them? **===