What Educators in Jewish Settings are Saying… How We Use Educational Technology in Our Work

Below are a few responses from educators on how they integrate technology into their work and the tools they use:

  • Research, editing, and organization skills using Word and Kidspiration
  • Family history and research using Timeliner
  • Excel to create charts
  • Word in Hebrew for word processing
  • DavkaWriter Hebrew word processing
  • PhotoStory for presentation skills and narrated slide shows
  • PowerPoint for presentation skills
  • Photoshop to work with images
  • Schoolnotes.com to organize links for teachers in different subject areas
  • netTrekker search engine for schools which provide access to preselected websites reviewed by educators for educators
  • Discovery Education’s unitedstreaming video and online teacher resources
  • Smartboards
  • Webquests and online scavenger hunts for curriculum integration and research
  • Internet search skills
  • Web pages and communication tools to communicate with parents, students, and teachers
  • Hebrew and English keyboard skills
  • Ariot cd produced by TaL AM to practice Hebrew letters and language arts
  • Student recordings to practice Hebrew speaking
  • Computer games to reinforce Hebrew language and Jewish studies
  • Student-created movie clips related to material learned in class
  • Recording prayer tunes and songs for students to download to their iPods
  • Online Jewish texts such as the Bible
  • Software for studying Judaic texts
  • Dissemination and evaluation of resources for teachers
  • Instant messaging with a peer in Israel to learn more about the country
  • Online courses
  • Web-based educational management system
  • Assisting teachers in selecting appropriate resources and tools
  • Professional development of faculty for technology integration, including workshops, demonstrations, and one on one mentoring
  • Administrative related projects
  • Facilitate home-school technology compatibility
  • Home-based family learning projects

How else are you using educational technology in your educational settings (or beyond…)?

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