Author Led Book Study - Harnessing Technology for Deeper Learning with Scott McLeod

Reshape educational technology integration in classrooms to build truly transformative learning spaces. This concise, reader-friendly guide outlines a clear approach for properly and skillfully using digital learning tools to promote deeper, personalized learning across subjects and grade levels. The authors impart tips and strategies for avoiding common missteps, overcoming implementation challenges, and redesigning instruction that is both meaningful and engaging.

This quick guide will help you integrate educational technology in the classroom and create digital learning spaces:

• Consider the challenge educators face when integrating technology in the classroom and current technology-integration frameworks, such as SAMR, RAT, and TPACK.
• Discover how to create a successful digital learning space or environment that encourages academic growth.
• Explore the authors' 4 Shifts Protocol (formerly trudacot), which focuses on the four big shifts that schools are making toward (1) deeper thinking and learning, (2) authentic work, (3) student agency and personalized learning, and (4) technology infusion.
• Learn how the 4 Shifts Protocol can help teachers adjust and improve their current lessons and activities.
• Study specific scenarios on how to utilize the 4 Shifts Protocol across multiple subjects and grade levels.
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Additional details:

• CAMLE members may participate in this book study at NO COST. 

• Others may participate for $25 per book study. Attendees at the CAMLE2023 annual conference are 2023-24 members.

• Each book study will offer synchronous and asynchronous learning components.

• There will be opportunities for asynchronous online discussion, activities, planning and application of key concepts, sharing artifacts and learning, and reflection.

• Each book study will take place over a 2 month period.

• Book studies will be staggered to allow for participation in multiple groups.

Participants can purchase 0.5 graduate credits from Adams State University for an additional $27.50 if desired.