Jimmy Stewart
Book Appointment · jdstewar@k12.wv.us
Eric Murphy
Book Appointment · emurphy@k12.wv.us
What is a Technology Integration Specialist?
Technology Integration Specialists (TIS) provide leadership, staff development, and instructional support to all instructional and administrative staff in Wood County Schools in West Virginia. In addition, we serve as a liaison between school and district technology initiatives and school based implementation and support for administrators and teachers. We help develop and offer district-wide instructional technology education for teachers and administrative staff. We also assist in the development and implementation of curriculum and technology integration projects. We collaborate with appropriate instructional and technical staff to support, manage, optimize the use of instructional software, and network resources to support quality teaching and learning. We work independently and collaboratively with colleagues.
Solar Eclipse Resources
As the anticipation builds, enthusiasts and astronomers eagerly await the celestial spectacle of an impending solar eclipse. The thrill of witnessing the moon gradually obscure the sun, casting an eerie twilight across the land, ignites a sense of wonder and excitement in all who behold it. From seasoned stargazers to curious students, the allure of…
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AirDrop problem in Apple Classroom resolved
The issue with sharing files, such as presentations, PDFs, EPUB books or chapters, or webpages, using AirDrop in Apple Classroom has been resolved. A big ‘thank you’ goes out to Brad Mace, Assistant Network Administrator for Wood County Schools, for finding the solution. Keep in mind, students do not have the ability to AirDrop to…
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AI Guidance for West Virginia Schools
The West Virginia Department of Education has released guidance for using AI in West Virginia schools. They have also set up a resource site on Canvas. Use Webtop (Microsoft 365 login) credentials to sign into Canvas. This guidance provides support for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) across various roles in West Virginia PK-12 schools,…
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Free STEAM Experiences & Complimentary Apple Professional Learning
Free STEAM Experiences Registration is now open for the West Virginia Department of Education/WVU Technical Assistance Center for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM TAC) for the 2024 spring semester. Free, in-person classroom visits are available to all West Virginia public schools serving students in Grades 5-12. To learn more about the success of…
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AI, Sway, OneDrive, Creating Videos and More
Join Mark Moore, coordinator for the WVDE Office of Communications, for training options on a variety of topics… no pre-registration necessary! Visit Mark’s Sway for all the details. Recordings of sessions now available. Tuesday, November 28, 2023 9:00 AM – Artificial Intelligence in WV K12 School – Link to Live Session 10:00 AM – OneDrive…
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Canva: Restricted sharing coming Oct. 27
Canva has updated their policy for student sharing. We thought you would like to know. Many of you are using Canva in your classes to engage your students and create exciting opportunities for learning. Please see Canva’s statement below.
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“Technology will never replace great teachers, but in the hands of great teachers, it’s transformational.”
~ George Couros