Technology in the classroom

Hi, I am intrested to learn what new technolgies are being used in the classroom today by educators. I am currently going to college to beocme an elementary school teacher. I would like to learn what people like and dislike or even just information about technologies that are being used. Thanks for your help, hope to hear from you all soon

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Permalink Reply by Dan Sherman on December 21, 2010 at 10:45pm

I would like to inform you of our product, TenMarks, which is currently being used by over 5000 teachers in their classrooms. TenMarks aimed at getting students to do better at math through practice and on demand help, and we have just launched a FREE learning and practice environment for teachers to use in class, and to assign homework to students.

TenMarks allows you to sign up your entire class for free, set up their curriculum (mapped to state standards, or customized to your needs), and assign your class practice topics as homework every day. Students get help (hints and video lessons) on the fly while they practice and complete their assignments, and you get detailed reports and recommendations for each of them.

Dan Sherman

http://www.tenmarks.com/

Permalink Reply by David Wu on February 2, 2011 at 11:43am

Hi Renee,

Some teachers use Twitter and other microblogging tools. Other teachers use wikis and blogs. Social networking for classrooms seem to be the next evolution with products like Edmodo.com.

Here are 50 ways Twitter can be used in the classroom: http://www.teachhub.com/news/article/cat/14/item/462

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