Austria- Working on the Module 3 A19 Objective

Austria (ISC)- Working on the Module 3, A19 Objective

As part of this objective, we had to outline how the use of technology brought benefits in the learning life of a student, as well as the teachers. In order to accomplish this, we made a digital survey which we sent to all the homeroom and classroom teachers of our school (all together it was 15 teachers), asking them about how they used technology to structure and benefit their own work as a teacher.

We also asked to write a sort of "lesson plan", in which they had to describe how they used the help of technology, or if they did include technology use in their lessons. It was important to know what they personally though about technology used daily by students, and how it may have an affect on a students' learning.

So far, we have been getting 9 responses out of 15, but answers from teachers are continuing to be received.

Apart from the survey, we also wanted us (as students) to see how we used technology during everyday lessons, on a daily basis, as well as the different ways in which the teachers used it. This is why, some of our students (from different classes), took notes for a whole week, for every lesson on how the technology (smart board, computers, etc...) was used.

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