Meaningful tech integration starts with intention.
Meaningful tech integration starts with intention.
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What will students do with technology -- and how will it transform learning?
Technology is just a tool; it is what you do with it that makes an impact.
Use it to foster student creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and responsible digital engagement.
Use it to foster student creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and responsible digital engagement.
The ISTE Standards for Students, developed by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), provide a framework for using technology to support student-driven learning. Grounded in research and best practices, these standards emphasize developmentally appropriate, meaningful use of digital tools across grade levels. They focus on empowering students to be creative thinkers, responsible digital citizens, and collaborative problem-solvers in a connected world.
Students set personal learning goals and use technology to track their progress
They actively seek feedback and use it to improve their understanding and skills
They demonstrate initiative by choosing digital tools that support their learning needs.
Students engage in positive, safe, and ethical behavior when using technology.
They understand the impact of their digital footprint and manage their online identity.
They create original artifacts that demonstrate learning and critical thinking.
Students gather and evaluate information from a variety of digital sources.
They organize and connect information to build new understanding.
They create original artifacts that demonstrate learning and critical thinking.
Students use design thinking to identify problems and generate creative solutions.
They build and test prototypes, learning from mistakes and improving their ideas.
They apply technology in imaginative ways to solve real-world challenges.
Students collect and analyze data to make informed decisions.
They break complex problems into smaller steps to find workable solutions.
They understand and use algorithms and automation to increase efficiency.
Students choose digital tools that best suit their message, purpose, and audience.
They create original content in a variety of formats, including text, audio, images, and video.
They communicate ideas clearly, effectively, and creatively across platforms.
Students use digital tools to connect and collaborate with people from diverse cultures.
They contribute to team projects by sharing ideas, giving feedback, and resolving conflicts.
They explore global issues and work with others to develop solutions that matter.
Did You Know...
Did You Know...
There is an EPS Ed-Tech Resources website for STUDENTS too? Click the button on the left to check it out!
(Accessible from their EPS Chrome Bookmarks.)
There is library of troubleshooting documents for almost every platform and device. Click the button, login with your Edmond Schools Google account, then search for a topic. You can also access the Knowledge Base by logging into the Technology Help Desk then clicking "Knowledge Base" in the menu on the left side of the screen.
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