Tips for Creating Technology Integrated

Lesson Plan

Spring 2008

Big Picture

Technology Integration rationales

Teaching Strategies

Instructional Software or Website

Instructional Design Model

Technology Integrated Lesson Plan

TI Rationales

• Increase Teacher Productivity

• Increase Student Motivation

• Utilize Unique Instructional Capabilities (learning environment)

• Prepare Our Students for the Future

Teaching Strategies

• Discussion• Individualized learning• Guided discovery learning• Hands-on learning• Cooperative learning• Others

Mixed teaching strategies are allowed!

Instructional Software

• Drill and Practice

• Tutorial

• Simulation

• Instructional Game

• Problem Solving

Instructional Websites

• You have reviewed some educational websites and written a report for one of the websites.

• You decide to use one educational website you have reviewed as the tool for a lesson you will teach to your students.

• How would you integrate it into your lesson?

Instructional Design Model

• Analysis-student characteristics, prior knowledge

• Design-specifically plan instruction (write measurable objectives) A-audience B-behavior C-condition (D-degree)

e.g. Students will be able to create a clear TI lesson plan

following the ADDIE model.

Instructional Design Model

• Development-materials, resources, handouts, teaching aids..

• Implementation-procedures (the flow and sequence of the lesson)

• Evaluation-assessment that matches learning objectives (tests, checklists…..)

Create Your Lesson Plan

• Please follow the ADDIE model to design a tech integration lesson plan that shows how you would like to teach a class with the use of the educational website. Please decide the length of the lesson yourself. Usually, it is a one or two class periods.