Presentation made at the November 22, 2008 Triple I Conference.

1. 21st Century Technology Skills for Board Members and Administrators Presenters Meg Ormiston, School Technology Presenter Rich Voltz, Associate Director, IASA November 22, 2008

4. What is a Wiki?

8. Don’t get stuck on the technology escalator…

9. Why Use Web 2.0 Tools?

10. Y 2 K

12. As promised, President-elect Barack Obama and his transition team have put his weekly radio address on YouTube so that all can see him deliver it. The plan is to continue doing this once he becomes president.

13. Web 2.0 Thank You

14. Industrial Model of Leadership and Organization Distributive Model of Leadership and Organization Dr. Phil Schlechty On October 2008 Audio Ed-Online

15. Instead of IT (Instructional Technology) Call it LT (Learning Technology)

16. Who makes the decision in your school district about access to Internet and technology? Who should be making that decision?

17. Many say you can do anything with technology…

18. I guess you can.

19. Cloud Computing 1998 The Internet

20. http://anojrs.blogspot.com/2008/08/cloud-computing-what-it-means-for.html The Internet Cloud Computing 2008

21. How many of you believe your children or grandchildren know more about technology than you do? Why is this?

22. Students are different today

28. Be careful not to make a $1,200 piece of equipment a glorified pencil.

33. Gold Corp Story

34. Book studies Exercise Driving Blog Discussion group for administrators or teachers

35. Work smarter not harder

37. iTunes is a RSS Feed

40. Web 2.0

43. Sun-Times columnist Jay Mariotti resigns By Jim Kirk | Tribune staff reporter 9:39 PM CDT, August 26, 2008 Jay Mariotti, the opinionated and polarizing sports columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times , told the Chicago Tribune he resigned on Tuesday after 17 years with the paper. Just back from Beijing where he wrote about the Summer Olympics , Mariotti said in a phone interview Tuesday night that he decided to quit after it became clear while in China that sports journalism had become "entirely a Web site business . There were not many newspapers there.'' He added that most of the journalists covering the Games were "there writing for Web sites.''

44. Inspiring Idea

45. Video produced by Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)

49. Check these out…

52. Google Docs

53. Google Docs: The Basics The following videos show how to begin working with Google Docs: Part I : Getting Started Part II: Creating Folders Part III: Sharing and Publishing Documents

54. Google Docs

55. Google Forms

57. RV Google Reeder

58. Blogger

59. Google Sites

60. Your school district needs a vision of what you want to do with technology. You need to know what technology can do to engage students in 21st Century Learning Skills. Then you need to train administrators and teachers. Students get it and want to be engaged.

62. You may listen to my podcasts at www.iasaedu.org and then select Dr. Voltz’s Podcasts

65. mrgcalculus.wikispaces.com

70. Superintendent Blog

75. Screencasting

76. Bob & Paul Screencast

77. Mathtrain.TV

79. Jing

80. Jing Application

82. ProfCast

83. iShowU

85. Skype on the go…

86. Let’s Skype

88. www.iasa4u.ning

93. Ask a Ninja What is Podcasting?

95. Podcasting in Plain English

96. Why Podcast? x

97. 40 hours? 40 minutes? 4 minutes? Do you have the time?

102. Audacity - (You will have to learn by yourself, this is too hard and the reason I use a Mac)

103. Evaluation of Technology

105. Work efficiently in your office

106. Using technology for walkthroughs…

107. Walk-Throughs

112. RV’s Favorite Podcasts

114. Audio Education On-Line

123. Web 2.0 in 5 minutes

125. Wiki’s in Plain English

126. Blog’s in Plain English

127. Social Networking in Plain English

128. What not to do!