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Welcome to Mr. Eatchel's Technology Page!
Teaching 21st century skills to todays students!
Our goal at Cedar Park is to get the most up-to-date technology into the hands of our students. Technology offers relevant and engaging opportunities for student learning. Students learn new ways to create, communicate, problem solve and collaborate using 21st century skills. Students have easy access to computers throughout the school. Interactive boards, LCD projectors, wireless laptops, digital cameras and other tools help engage students in the excitement of learning.
Our technology curriculum is based on the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) National Education Technology Standards. Click the ISTE icon below to see the student standards.
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Hello Students! Word processing applications allow us to type, edit, insert pictures, and much much more. We will use the document below to practice downloading from the internet. We will use the formatting pallet in Word to change fonts and colors in our document. We will be inserting graphics and tables into our document. We will also be looking at how to use the grammatical tools available to help us do our best work!
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Science and Technology Converge!
Third, Fourth, and Fifth grade students had the opportunity to use GPS units and Digital Cameras this year! Here are some examples of the fantastic photos they took. The students then used the photos to create Comic Life Comics, Word Documents, and Think web pages.
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We are all Digital Citizens!
What is a community? What does it mean to be a citizen of that community? What does it take to be a contributing member of a community? Students need to be able to communicate and collaborate safely and ethically in todays digital world. The links below will help students learn about how they are a part of a digital community and how to properly use todays technology.
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Using Digital Content
How do you know information is accurate and unbiased? How do you know what digital content is OK to use? How do you cite digital content? Students today need to be able to safely search, evaluate, and cite digital information. Using the following links students can search safely, learn to evaluate websites, and find out the proper way to cite information and graphics found on the web.
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