Instructional Technology

Oregon Trail, Verne Duncan and Sunnyside NCSD K-2 Digital Literacy Cadre members (Linda Watzig, Sue Mobley, Melissa McEwan, Kristin Blaine and Angela Nelson) sharing their knowledge with other staff members and applying their learning in a variety of ways back at their classrooms.

Teachers (Tamara Ireland, Amber Hatchell, Stephenie Rhea, Beth Lawrence, Megan Erb, Jill McMurtrey, Mo Wear, Lyndsay Finn and Michelle Priem) from our NCSD K-2 Digital Literacy Cadre and Scouters Mountain, Sojourner, Oregon Trail, Mount Scott and Riverside Elementary schools, expand their abilities to meet their students needs using digital tools and strategies.

Alisa McNaughton's kindergarten students at Oak Grove Elementary School teach another kindergarten class how to use Chromebooks for math

Elaine Gingerich's kindergarten students from Lot Whitcomb Elementary School use touchscreen Chromebooks and EZ buttons to access learning materials

Take a peek inside a member of our North Clackamas Elementary Digital Learning Cadre member's, (Harmony Brown) 4th grade classroom and see the digital tools she uses to enhance writing, research, behavior management, video annotation, Google Classroom and Google Slides at Milwaukie Elementary School.

Kindergarten teacher Angela Nelson and Digital Literacy TOSA Amy Gertenrich-Dwyer work collaboratively in stages to move students from learning how to navigate the iPad in small learning groups, to teaching their classmates, to later applying the SeeSaw App with the entire class to illustrate their math learning & discourse.

A 3rd grade teacher Sue Boyes, from the NCSD Digital Learning Cadre, applies her newly learned digital strategies with her students to help read and learn about Health content at Oregon Trail Elementary School.

A 5th grade teacher Dixie Daniels, from the NCSD Digital Learning Cadre, applies her new skills, strategies, CCSS and fun together with her students at Mount Scott Elementary School.

Alisa McNaughton, a kindergarten teacher at Whitcomb Elementary School extends her and her students' letter recognition, handwriting, phonics, speaking and digital literacy, integrating use of iPads in her class centers. 

Take a peek inside a North Clackamas School District high school chemistry teacher's journey to a digital classroom in a very short time. David Castle (Clackamas High School) shares his observations and key components in creating his engaging new teaching world.

1st graders CAN do so much!  North Clackamas Elementary Digital Learning Cadre member's (Elaine Gilmour, Lot Whitcomb Elementary) integrates Chromebooks to enhance her students' research on penguins. Small group instruction leads to the students learning, then finding a new partners to teach processes and skills via Google Classroom and Google Slides.

Milwaukie High School English Teacher Heidi Pullen increases student engagement, support and comprehension integrating Chromebooks with EdPuzzle (a video annotation/comprehension and assessment tool).