Introductions
What are schools doing today?
Diffusion of Innovations
The Product and Process Innovation Curves. As product innovations decrease, process innovations increase.
Introduction
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Introductions |
Who are you? |
| Are you currently teaching? | |
| What is your teaching experience? | |
| How comfortable are you with computers? | |
| Have you ever designed a web page? | |
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What are schools doing today? |
What have you seen? |
| How are school utilizing technology today? | |
| Lessons, Attendance, Grades, Information | |
| 1776 - 1980 not much change | |
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1980 - 1990 the beginning of computer assisted classrooms |
| 1990 - present setting the classroom standard | |
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Diffusion of Innovations |
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| Moore’s Technology Adoption Life Cycle (1999, p. 17) This simple bell-shape curve denotes the stages of innovation adoption. The gap between early adopter and early majority suggests an adoption barrier | |
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The Product and Process Innovation Curves. As product innovations decrease, process innovations increase. |