As you explore ways to integrate technology into the curriculum, start with reading, writing, and mathematics. Consider large group activities using your computer and a large monitor.
Reading. Use informational websites, fiction websites, CD-ROM, and presentation software to present reading materials. Use technology to help students in making connections, questioning, visualizing, finding importance, and synthesizing content-area reading materials.
Writing. Use word processing, Inspiration, page layout software, web page builders, reference resources, and checkers in writing activities (i.e., narrative, descriptive, definition, explanation, analysis, classification, comparison, and argument). Use technology to help students in prewriting, composing, revising, editing, and publishing various group written and multimedia products (letter, email, story, poem, journal, report, lab, translation, caption, editorial, photo, chart, graph, graph, diagram, music, sounds, animation, video).
Math. Use informational websites, calculators, visual mapping, and spreadsheets to explore math concepts across the curriculum. Use technology to help students in calculating, visualizing data, and solving problems.
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