Integrating technology into the classroom is a primary goal for many educators to help effectively teach and communicate with students. The current student has been raised on computers, cell phones, and other forms of technology that supply media and a limitless range of information with the touch of a button. Many students are comfortable with the technological delivery of learning materials. Educators now have the opportunity to implement lesson plans, presentations, activities, and other forms of their teaching curriculum with technology. The following resources will provide educators with information on how to teach using technology and how to integrate technology into the classroom.
Cognition and Learning

- Connecting Student Learning and Technology: Importance of integrating technology into the classroom, as well as types of classroom technology and technological activities for students to complete.
- Critical Issue: Using Technology to Enhance Learning: Critical issue dealing with technology and the positive effects that it can have when teaching at-risk students.
- Technology’s Impact on Learning: Several sections dealing with commonly asked questions about learning with technology, including ACOT and the technological impact of teaching in the classroom.
- E-Learning vs. Classrooms: Discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of e-learning vs. classroom learning and which is better for students.
- Technology in Education: Find several articles, as well as critical questions about teaching and education using technology.
- How Students Learn (And What Technology Has to Do With It): Benefits of teaching students with technology and how its effective with their learning.
- Audiovisual Aids in the Classroom: Educators can learn how simple tools, such as videotapes, slides, flip charts, transparencies, and other teaching tools can help students learn.
- The Pros and Cons of Technology in the Classroom: Find the advantages and disadvantages of teaching students with technological tools in the classroom.
- Learning Styles and Technology: Information on active learning, how students respond to learning with technology, and what teachers can do to help students learn.
- What is E-Learning and What are Its Benefits: Learn about the benefits associated with teaching with technology in the classroom.
Development
- E-Learning 2.0: Educators can learn how e-learning has evolved along with the World Wide Web and how its effectiveness helps students learn using computers and other forms of technology.
- Microsoft: Lesson Plans for Students and Teachers: Browse lesson plans by subject to help incorporate technology into various educational studies.
- Education: Technology Lesson Plans for Teachers: Free lesson plans for educators to help teach students various aspects related to technological applications.
- The Basics of Graphic Design: Educators can learn how to create layouts, elements of design, and common design problems to avoid.
- Multimedia Development Center: When using technology to teach, educators can incorporate creative elements, such as videos, images, and sounds.
- What is Web-Based Training: Learn about a unique approach to teaching students, using the Internet and other technological applications.
- Enhancing Lecture Presentations: List of techniques and examples on how to enhance a lecture using text, graphics, images, and media to convey content.
- Educators: Creating a School Website: Information for educators on how to build a website for school-related information.
- Introduction Tutorial to WebQuests: Educators can learn the basics of a WebQuest, their purpose, and how to create one as a teaching tool for students.
- Problem-Based Learning: Characteristics of problem-based learning and how technology can be implemented to encourage students to focus and learn.
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