Technology Links:

  1. Acceptable Use Policy

  2. AUP Español

  3. AUP Portuguès

  4. Adaptive Technology

  5. Apple iLife Software support (iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie)

  6. Copyright and Fair Use

  7. Educational Technology Standards for Administrators, Teachers and Students

  8. Internet Safety

  9. Great Links to the Web

  10. Right Software for the Task

  11. S.A.F.E. After School Sites

  12. Search Tools for Students

  13. Technology Timeline


Integration Ideas and Tools:

  1. BulletExamples of Learning Literacy with Technology Links to literacy and technology integration from UCONN.

  2. BulletIntegrating Technology The online space for teachers integrating technology into the curriculum. Includes lessons and web quests, assessments, and teacher tools to create projects.

  3. BulletKnowledge Loom, What Works in Teaching and Learning Find characteristics for successful technology leadership programs, stories about the practices in schools and districts, related policy, and research.

  4. BulletTech Learning Articles and links for teachers using technology.

J. Pacelli, Elementary Technology Leader

Danbury Public Schools

revised 1/12/10

Technology Timeline

Need help with ideas for technology integration? Check our our Elementary Technology Timeline. It is a work in progress, with student examples changing all the time!

Have student work to share? Use my groups share folder at your school to send them to me!


Integrated Math Site

The Elementary Math Specialists have posted a new web site for students, teachers, and parents. Visit the site to find great math links for specific grade levels. Thanks to Mrs. Pandolfi for authoring the site!



 

Teacher Laptop Initiative
Teachers in the elementary and middle schools recently received new laptops and are in process of a series of professional development workshops. Each classroom will have the “tools of the trade” needed by teachers in the 21st century!

Atomic Learning CEUs
Use the videos in Atomic Learning to earn CEUs while learning at your own pace in your own timeline. Choose a project - learn the software - provide student work to show the results of the project - get CEUs! Here's how.

My name is Jennifer Pacelli, also known as the “New Joretta”. I am thrilled to be working in Danbury as the Elementary Tech Leader, and I thought I would introduce myself with this digital story: