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Discover how to

promote technology

use on your campus in

order to motivate

teachers

Identify ways to

share successful

campus technology

endeavors

In the next 50 minutes…


Invite parents to come to the

campus to view technology

projects students have created.

Have a day where you invite

parents to learn a new skill.

Provide child care if you can.

Plan enough instruction to

allow them to create something.

Hold “Technology Days” for Parents


Hold contests between classes or for

teachers who regularly integrate

technology.

Prizes could be something as small

as a lottery ticket or work with the

campus principals for a "jeans day"

pass.

Ask local businesses for coupons.

Have Contests Regularly


Get a few teachers and classes

on board to try new technology

tools that come out.

They can be the first ones to try

it and explore its capabilities.

Develop a “Techie Tribe”


Work with your Regional Service

Centers or organizations like TCEA to

highlight great things your campus is

doing, either at local events or

conferences.

Work with businesses in the

community to hang up or highlight

technology projects the students are

creating.

Work with Organizations & Businesses


Reward those teachers who come to

training. Give them a badge or a

certificate.

Get a small door prize and have a

drawing. Door prizes could be

anything from candy to a "free duty"

pass.

Provide some snacks during the training.

Reward Those Who Come


Create a regular, professional

looking publication.

Send it to teachers, staff,

community members.

This is a great way to spread

the word about the great things

happening on your campus.

Create and Send Newsletters


Develop a place on campus where

teachers can go to learn about

technology.

This could be a place where they go to

get training or read technology-related

magazines, like the Tech Edge.

Invest in a few books that teachers could

check out or set up stations to listen to

podcasts.

Develop a Tech Center


Create posters or infographics that

promote technology use on

campus.

Hang them on walls, in teacher's

lounges, or in bathroom stalls.

Share them with community

members.

Create Posters or Infographics


Create a place where teachers

and students can video tape

themselves where interviews

can be conducted about

technology use on campus.

Place the videos on the campus

website.

Create a Video Production Studio


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were proud of at the

beginning of this

session?

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Promoting Technology

Challenge

Today’s Meet


1. Think about something you want to

promote on your campus.

2. Create a flyer, newsletter, poster, or

infographic.

3. Share your creation.


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