Below is a presentation that my co-workers and I have used to showcase our Technology offerings in our district. We have used this on our TIS website, with parents, and also as a PR tool for various community showcases. This shows many of the technology opportunities available to our students.

1. Take the attitude of a student; never be too big to ask questions
and never know too much to learn something new.
- Og Mandino -

2. Kentucky's Technology Integration Specialists provide
on-site and on-demand assistance for fellow teachers to
create different forms of learning and teaching with the
help of technologies. They seek to improve student
learning by showing teachers the thoughtful applications
and best practices of these new tools.

3. Indications show that TIS’s, carefully chosen and wisely used,
are more effective in helping teachers incorporate technology
into teaching and learning than any other form of professional
development.
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Keith Barnes
Jim Jackson
DTC
Susan Jenkins
Christie Turbeville

4. http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology

5. •Wireless Mobile Handheld Teaching Devices:
•Airliner - Smart Notebook (wireless mobile device with Smart
Notebook software)
•ActivSlate - Promethean (wireless mobile device with Promethean
ActivStudio software)
•CPS - E-Instruction / Clickers - Classroom Performance System where
students can instantaneously respond to interactive questions while
the teacher gets immediate feedback.
•ActiVotes / Expressions - Promethean classroom student response
systems that interact directly with the ActivBoard or Slate.
•Activ Board - Promethean (Interactive Whiteboard with pen / wand.)
•SMART Board - SMART (Interactive Whiteboard with touch sensitivity.)
•Flip Video Camera
•Document Camera - Lumens, Dukane, Elmo (Displays work through a
projector much like an overhead projector but much more interactive.)
•Mounted Projectors - Epson

11. Kindergarten
Calendar
Daily Lesson

13. Kindergarten
student
interacting with
the ActivBoard
during the
morning
calendar
lesson.

28. I do not fear
computers,
I fear the lack of
them.
- Isaac Asimov -

32. Elementary Web Resources
Interactive Educational Games for All Subjects
Student Interactive Games for K-2: http://www.uen.org/k-2interactives/index.shtml
Student Interactive Games for 3-5: http://www.uen.org/3-6interactives/
Brain Games: http://www.brainconnection.com/games/
Sheppard Software Games: http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/
Bitesize Games (British accent): http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks1bitesize/literacy/
Games and Activities for Learning: http://www.starfall.com/
Bitesize Games Revision (English version): http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/
Secondary Web Resources

34. Teachers use Study
Island to teach core
concepts while
students interact with
the ActivBoard to
complete math or
reading problems
(just like they would
on a chalkboard or
dry-erase board).

39. Teacher Wordpress Websites/Blogs
http://www.bullittschools.org/wp/fast-nav/staff-websitesblogs/
http://blogs.bullittschools.org

40. The new teacher webs give the teachers the freedom to have Individual Websites or
Team Websites. This allows ongoing communication with parents and students.

41. Teachers can post lesson plans, newsletters, permission slips, websites, pictures,
and learning news from the classroom. Visit your teacher’s website to find out more
information about what is happening in your classroom.

42. Posting assignments, blogging news and information, and keeping families informed
of what is happening in the classroom is more developed in the new teacher
websites.

43. http://ww2.bullittschools.org/lebanonjunctionel/

44. http://ww2.bullittschools.org/bullittlickms

45. http://ww2.bullittschools.org/bullittcentralhs/

46. http://elearning.bullittschools.org/

48. As we go forward, I hope
we're going to continue to
use technology to make
really big differences in
how people live and work.
- Sergey Brin -