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Module 1 - Resources
An Introduction to the One Computer Classroom
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Philosophy - Disc on Lab vs. Classroom
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Computer Labs Versus Classroom Integration Of Computers - http://www.kde.state.ky.us/oet/customer/labvsclass.asp
...This article argues for the advantages of classroom computers versus having computers only in the computer lab. Think of four benefits of having the computer in your classroom.
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Placing Computers: Classroom or Lab - http://www.seattleschools.org/area/it/compplacement.xml
...The author lists four reasons why computers should be placed in the classroom instead of the computer lab. Links to research studies are provided to support these claims. In addition, four essential conditions for full integration of technology are outlined. Think about the issues that you must address to integrate technology into your classroom.
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NEA today debate: Should School Computer Labs be Phased Out? – http://www.nea.org/neatoday/9909/debate.html - A classroom teacher outlines her reasons why the computer lab should be phased out while a computer lab instructor argues for the continuation of this model. At the end of the article is a closed discussion forum where readers have voiced their opinion. Think about the pros and cons of each model. Are there times when each could be to your advantage?
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Strategies for Allocating Computers - http://www.ed.gov/pubs/EdReformStudies/EdTech/computer_
allocation.html ...This article looks at 5 different methods for allocating computers: Distribution among the regular classroom, Computers in labs, Mobile Computer Labs, Incremental Roll-out, and School-within-a-school. Which method, or combination of methods, would work best for your school?
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Classroom Management
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The One Computer Class: Getting Organized - http://www.teachnet.com/how-to/organization/
onecompclass040799.html ... 10 ideas from a Teacher-2-Teacher mailing list. Identify 3 organizational ideas for your classroom.
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Management TECHniques - http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/mtlt/websmart/mod4/index.html
...Examples given on how to: Plan instruction that incorporates technology, Organize resources and arrange computers to facilitate classroom management, Direct student behavior and keep students on task when using computers and participating in cooperative groups, and Create a time-management plan. Use this resource to prepare before you use the computer in your classroom.
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That's Not a Drinking Fountain or How to Survive in a One Computer Classroom - http://www.ncrtec.org/tl/digi/onecomp/index.html ...This article from NCRTEC outlines seven ways to avoid the "waiting my turn for the computer" syndrome that plagues many one computer classrooms. Use this resource to anticipate the possible problems in your one computer classroom.
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Surviving in the One-Computer Classroom Tips for Using One Computer with 25 Students - http://www.techtrain.org/curriculum/1c_uses.htm ...Ideas are listed from novice user to proficient user. Find a tip that fits your comfort level.
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Ideas for the One Computer Classroom - http://danenet.wicip.org/mmsd-it/tlc/1comprm.html ... Specific ideas for Room Arrangement, Management and Scheduling, and Classroom Modeling are outlined on this web page. Apply these ideas as you set up your classroom for computer activities.
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Strategies to Enable More Independent Work at the Computer - http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/~jscaplen/integration/english/
independent.html ...Lists 8 strategies. Which ones can you incorporate to make your job easier and the students more independent?
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Learning Solutions: One Computer Classroom - http://www.learnsol.com/menu3.html... Strategies for 1-4 computers, computer lab, and cooperative groups. Find one that works for your situation.
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Classroom Management Strategies - http://k12science.ati.stevens-tech.edu/ike/classmanagement.html ...This article focuses on Group or Project Based Work, Periodic Gathering of Data, Teacher Presentations, Publishing Student Work, and Room Arrangement. There are links to two projects with the challenge of adapting it for the one-computer classroom. Think of a project that you have done or would like to do. Keeping these five areas in mind, how could you adapt the project for your classroom?
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Internet Options in the Classroom - http://members.aol.com/maestro12/web/class.html ...Six strategies for using the Internet in the One Computer Classroom are outlined. Internet Resources for Interpersonal Communications and using the Internet in the Classroom are given. Are there any websites that would fit into your curriculum? What options would you use for using that site in your One Computer Classroom?
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Assessing Technology Resources and Curriculum Goals
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Categories of Computer Use - Overview
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Strategies and Applications for the One Computer Classroom - http://www.lburkhart.com/elem/strat.htm...Six different categories of classroom computer use are listed with applications and strategies for each. The strategies listed should help in the smooth application of the one computer in your classroom.
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But I Don't Have a Computer Lab!: Using One Computer in the Classroom - http://www.serve.org/seir-tec/present/onecomptr.html
... This article lists seven categories of classroom computer use. Four issues that teachers may face and additional resources are also included. Use this resource to start thinking of different ways to use your computer in your classroom.
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The One Computer Classroom - http://www.remc11.k12.mi.us/bcisd/classres/onecomp.htm
... Using the Computer for Classroom Discussions, Cooperative Learning, "Smart Chalkboard" and Teacher Tool are outlined with links for each example. Seven Classroom Management Tips are listed. Think about the software you currently have to incorporate into these structures. If there were extra money available for more software, what titles would benefit you and your students?
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