Education Technology supports the use of innovative teaching pedagogies combined with digital technologies.  What does that really mean?  Let’s look back to our YouTube video example from above.  Using YouTube, while definitely useful, is not necessarily innovative.  If, however, you want to take that video and create an inquiry-based learning project for your students, that would be innovative.  It would encourage critical thinking, creativity, and likely collaboration.  This falls under the umbrella of Education Technology and Program Innovation.  Further, when a project is tied to both the LLRC Holistic Framework and the 5 C’s of Future-ready Skills Framework we begin to create a space for deeper student engagement and ultimately deeper student learning. This is our goal.

Check out the links below to get started or give me a shout and we can chat about what you want to create,  do or change for your classroom.  We can work together to find the best way to accomplish your goal, whether it’s a lesson, an initiative, or a pedagogy.  Then we can look at what tools are available to support you and how to make the most out of the lesson/goal.