Teaching with EdTech
Continue to check back as resources are added to support teaching with digital tools and resources! Look for the stars ⭐ to find any newly added resources.
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This space is designed to support teachers around best practices for using digital tools and resources during instruction. As you explore these materials, it is important to keep the instructional purpose of your lesson at the forefront of your thinking in order to select the most appropriate tool. Take time to practice and troubleshoot with colleagues to help you choose the best tool and setup. Additional approved digital tools can be found on the Digital Toolbox page of this site.
Lesson Planning with Ed Tech Tools
This document is intended to provide teachers with considerations around the use of technology and digital tools to support them when planning for instruction. The considerations are presented in question format to help teachers reflect and choose the most appropriate digital tools that align with learning outcomes and student needs.
Lesson Planning Considerations for Ed Tech - HUB.pdfTriple E Framework
Liz Kolb's Triple E Framework - A framework for educators to measure how well technology tools integrated into lessons are helping students engage in, enhance and extend learning goals.
As teachers create and use instructional resources, it is important that they are mindful of the copyright associated with the materials they want to use. Do you have permission to use a specific image or video? If you do have permission, how do you give credit to the author? Check out the Copyright & Fair Use page to learn more.
BCPS approved digital tools that can be used to support teaching and learning
Support resources with tips and tricks to support technology in BCPS classrooms