Conference Proposal Project – Video Conferencing in P.E.

We have been working on creating a proposal for a professional conference in EDTC6104 this quarter.  The presentation that I decided on is called Global Collaboration Using Video Conferencing in P.E.  I wanted to focus more on a physical education viewpoint when creating this project because I believe that physical education teachers are less likely …

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Twitter and Professional Learning Networks – EDTC6104, Module 3

For the third module of this quarter I was wavering about what I wanted to research and dive into.  My question for the last two weeks is based around helping teachers avoid learned helplessness and resolve issues using technology.  There are so many directions I could have gone with this and my mind was running …

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ISTE Coaching Standard 3 – Flipped Professional Development

Module 1 – Digital Learning Environments This quarter we are diving into digital learning environments which is an area that I am especially interested in.  I’m excited to see what everyone researches this summer in this area.  For our first module, we are focused on: ISTE Coaching Standard 3 – “Technology coaches create and support …

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Teaching Digital Citizenship Using Nearpod – A Reflection

This past month I have been focusing on completing my certification in Common Sense Media’s digital citizenship curriculum.  Their curriculum is not only well-researched, but it is also used by my school district. Therefore, I thought that learning more about, and being certified in this curriculum, would help me better understand what the teachers in …

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Lost Pedometers and Wearable Technology

During the current course on Teaching, Learning, and Assessment we were asked to create individual projects that involved creating/modifying a lesson to include technology that was meaningful.  Since, I teach physical education, my struggle was to consider what type of technology to use that would still keep my students active and engaged.  My goal was …

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