High+School+Technology

==This page is a collaboration of web sites and resources for the high school level educator. You will find resources that will assist in integrating particular technology or pieces into every day lessons, as well as online resources for subject matter.==


 * Contents

1. Rating System

2. Technology Integration
 * Integration Blogs

3. Teaching Resources
 * AP Courses ||

Rating System
This rating system is used to help educators quickly determine the ease and usefulness of each technology resource in the wiki. The ratings given to each source are the opinions of the wiki contributors, and do not reflect the opinions of the general public.

__Site Rating System:__
 == =Technology Integration=
 * 1:** There is marginal information here, but you just have to dig for it.
 * 2:** This site is useful to teachers and students, however it is not easy to navigate. The information may be lacking in details and hard to follow.
 * 3:** This resource has excellent, detailed information and integration in the classroom. This site is usable in the classroom with some work.
 * 4:** Do not miss this site! The resource has excellent, detailed information and integration in the classroom. It is very easy for any teacher to pick up and use with students.

[|If Technology Motivates Students, Lets Use It!]

 * Rating: 4**

This is a terrific site that teachers have been blogging about for over a year. The topics shared range from terrific ideas for lessons, to theories and techniques for implementing technology. I placed this in the high school section because the ideas behind the motivation seem to focus on those older students that perhaps need more pushing to accomplish their education. Shared by: Bethany Rosenberg



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 * Rating: 4**

This site is not a blog but I wanted to share it with everyone. I subscribed through the AP Central site and find this to be the most beneficial site for me as an AP Statistics educator. I believe it is run by the company Lyris but it can be accessed by all AP teachers. It is a large group of AP teachers who exchange emails on a daily basis. The list manage organizes all emails into specific categories and will email me once with a list of the topics discussed on a previous day. It is very straight ti the point and very quick. There have been a couple of times I was able to introduce material in new and more efficient ways the same day I received the emails.

Submitted by: Jonathan Young