presentation at KSDC conference, Feb. 1 by Becca Stith Munson

1. Challenging Technology Becca Stith Munson NBCT, ECYA/LM 2003 Library Media Specialist Blue Valley West High School [email_address]

3. What would this student say?

4. While we teach whatever we teach at school, the kids go home and learn the skills they need to survive and prosper in an interconnected global economy. Clarence Fisher

9. www. 21stcenturyskills .org

10. PowerPoint cannot be your only use of technology.

17. Every time I speak to teachers about forming networks with their kids, many of them cringe at the loss of control and worry what the consequences will be for their classrooms. My experience has found that people who are willing to open the potential for network formation up, will find that students will grow and mature in their information access, organization, and comprehension skills . Certainly unintended consequences will arise, but they will very, very rarely be negative. These consequences are the ones which will allow students to grow and flourish as information prosumers and to become active citizens. Clarence Fisher

18. When integrating technology, what important skills get lost? What skills need to be dropped or added?

19. Asking a GOOD question

20. Note-Taking Skills

25. Students generate questions…

26. Compete.com