2. Overview
My name is Brian Nakamoto
I started school in 1988 in
Honolulu, HI
I graduated from high school in
2003 in Southern California
I first went to college at
Gallaudet University in 2003
When I finish my degree, I hope
to become a teacher at the deaf
school in Hawai`i
3. My Definition of
Educational Technology
My personal definition:
Educational technology
is the method of
enhancing the students’
learning inside and
outside of the classroom
with available
technologies we can use.
5. Kindergarten Technology
Back in early 1990’s,
there was no
computer in my
classroom
When I was in
kindergarten, I
remember watching
many different shows
on TV
QuickTime™ and a
decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
6. High School Technology
When I started high
school, I finally own
my first computer, an
iMac
Owned iMac because
my high school is
equipped with iMacs
only (no PCs in sight)
“i” in iMac stands for
Internet
7. College technology
I saw the smartboard for
the first time when I
became a student at
Gallaudet University
Smartboard is the digital
replacement of overhead
projector
Use with computer to
show to the class
Easier to show
PowerPoint presentation
8. A Vivid Technology
Learning Experience
iMac helps me find
information that I
need to find
Internet helps my
knowledge to grow
Earth is the picture
of my knowledge
about world by
Internet
9. A Technology I Want to Use in My
Classroom
Sorenson videophone
(VP)
I want this in my
classroom so I can show
the deaf students how VP
actually works in
videoconferencing
This was a technological
breakthrough for Deaf
community
10. My Vision of the Classroom of the
Future
An hologram
Can easily show the
actual objects from the
past in 3-D
Show the objects in 3-D
viewing instead of
pictures in books
Will be technologically
advanced!!
Learning can become
more fun
11. A Challenge for Teaching
Some technology are
too complicated for
students to use
Some technology can
be expensive
Sometimes digital
technology isn’t
enough
12. Words of Wisdom
“A teacher affects eternity; he
can never tell where his
influence stops.”
Henry Brooks Adams
Source: http://www.wow4u.com/quotesaboutteachers/index.html