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Master Technology Teachers (MTTs) are selected
for their desire to learn new ways to use technology
to enhance teaching and learning. These in-service
teachers provide a vital link to the College
of Education at UA and our pre-service teachers.
UA students are encouraged to work with their
MTT to seek new ways to integrate technology.
The content areas of language arts, social studies,
math, science, and foreign language are represented
in the program. UA students may check out Technology
on Wheels (TOW) bundles and other resources to bring additional
hardware and software to the classroom experience.
This partnership helps close the gap between
the potential of technology and the reality
of classroom use. Such partnerships help to
further the UA COE's goal of more effectively
preparing tomorrow's teachers to use technology.
Experiences vary, depending on the content and
the in-service/pre-service match. Projects have
included digital stories, weblogs, interactive PowerPoint presentations,
virtual field trips, on-line web builder student-created
sites, and electronic scrapbooks. Some examples
of this partnership can be viewed below.
MTT Workshop Links:
A
list of all websites
visited during the Master Technology Teacher
Workshop.
MTT Project Examples:
- Student intern, Leann Stegall, used this interactive powerpoint
Deal or No
Deal with Amy Hydrick's Geometry
Class.
- Social Studies teacher, Lisa Matherson, helped students trace
their ancestral history through a Photostory,
Where Did I Come From: Tracing
Ancestral History.
- Student intern, Casey Marler, and Geometry
teacher, Amy Hydrick, worked together to create a
Geometry Scavenger Hunt
and
Photostory.
- French teacher, Barbara Beemer worked with Technology in Motion trainer,
Laurie Fowler to create this Virtual Field Trip.
http://www.lauriefowler.com/parisvft.html
- MTT teacher, Wendy Davis, worked with Methods student, Sarah Cook
to create this interactive PowerPoint for Geometry.
Interactive
PowerPoint for Geometry(.pdf)
- Student intern, Shaunna Brooks, and MTT Sabrina Sheffield developed
biome and organelle adventure WebQuests. With the biome adventure, students
play roles as travel agents and tourists to learn more about the different
biomes of the world. Students take the organelle adventure to research
and persuade others to purchase a cell. Students designed
commercials using PowerPoint to sell their cells.
http://www.bama.ua.edu/~mtt003/index
- Methods student, Allison Mays, showcased activities from Angela Shaw's
Advanced Biology class through an electronic scrapbook:
http://www.bamaed.ua.edu/~amays/shaw.html
- Methods student, Douglas Bailey, worked with Wes Gordan's Calculus
class to create student web research projects that combine math with
other disciplines, such as architecture, philosophy, poetry, literature,
and astronomy! You can start by clicking on this link; the website has
links to the other student created websites!
http://www.geocities.com/hhscalculusgroup1/HOME.html
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