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New Action Research Literature Review Outline
New Action Research Literature Review Outline
New Action Research Literature Review Outline
lack the skills and confidence to successfully integrate technology into their daily practice Possible Solution: Build teacher technology skills and confidence through the use of personalized learning opportunities Library Search Terms: just-in-time learning, professional development, personalized learning, technology integration, theory U, change agent, teacher confidence, Research Question: How can I personalize educational technology instruction to support teachers in their creation and attainment of technology integration goals? Plan of Action: The next step is to determine the scope for my project. A realistic approach would be to determine a group of teachers with whom to work. A means for selecting participants will need to be determined, and the group will need to be selected. A base-line for each participants skills and confidence in their use of technology should be created, and a means of doing this will need to be devised. From this information and through face to face interviews, a personalized technology instruction plan will be formulated based on skill deficits and areas of interest to the individual. Before these plans can be created, a determination will need to be made of what skills should be considered essential. A system for communication and a method (or multiple methods) of instruction will also need to be planned. Another critical step is the design of a tool or method for determining the impact each cycles interventions has on the use of technology by these teachers. Cycle Questions: If I provide just-in-time technology learning opportunities to teachers, will that impact their use of technology in their daily practice? If I focus on building individual relationships with teachers in this process, will it impact teacher use of technology by leading to increased requests for my collaboration? If I develop and nurture a learning community amongst the teachers with whom I am working, will it impact teacher use of technology through a sharing of skills and ideas?