Thursday, June 9, 2011

The Things I Have Learned From Gateway To Technology

Being a beginner in Technology, it was so exciting in the first day of classes. I am very eager to learn. Ms. Payumo gave us the website, where we can see the objectives and goals of Gateway To Technology. The first module was Text Processing. I learned to type something that I can use in Microsoft Word. She taught us the different cases of letters and different colors to be use in texting. Ms. Payumo and Mr. Tom Petra told us to read the article about Gateway To Technology and it was so interesting when Mr. Tom shared us his blog. Mr. Tom told us to create a g-mail account so that we can copy and add in our text. They showed us a template to be use in parent teacher conference and to create a project to be send to our students. They taught us the project based learning. Module 2 was spreadsheets. Mr. Tom taught us how to organize data. He showed us how to use Microsoft Excel Tutorial 2010. He told us to check g-mail account, insert chart, customize colors and how to evaluate and reflect. He showed us how to use spreadsheets to our students, to use professionally, and to know the obstacles.

Mr. Tom Petra sent us his blog about Here We Go and Five Tech Verbs. Yes, I agree that learning is a continuous process. He said that Educational Technology is a progressive pedagogy that covers ball subject areas and grade levels and spreading rapidly. According to Mr. Tom, the International Society for Technology in Education currently boost over 20,000 members who are made up of teachers, administrators and developers from all areas of education. Gateway To Technology is a very important subject to me because last school year, we started The Power School in checking attendance and grading our students. Thank you very much to both of you MR. TOM and MS. PAYUMO for sharing us your knowledge in Technology. A great Job well done. Have a good day and more power to both of you.

1 comment:

  1. Thank you and good luck in your future technology efforts.

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