Classroom Technology Tools

Technology for the Classroom

Don't allow students to fall behind! Classroom technology is here to stay, and most teachers have learned to embrace it in different forms. You don't have to fill your classroom walls from top to bottom with computer screens and interactive boards in order to help students get comfortable and proficient with technology. Luckily, all it takes are some tools that will help students become technologically minded and comfortable trying new things.

If you, as the teacher, seem apprehensive about technology you might accidentally dissuade students (especially young students) from getting excited about technology. Instead, welcome technology into your classroom with open arms and an eager attitude and your students will floow suit.

What Technology Is Used in the Classroom?

Technology doesn't only come in the form of tablets and rows of computers. Sometimes, technology in the classroom simply means interactive games or projects that spark a curiosity for STEM in students. Look toward interest-provoking products with a technological edge, like listening games or pens that light up and play music as students complete assignments.

Help students understand that learning can come in a wide variety of forms, with technology simply being one of those many forms. Help prepare them for a technological world with the right classroom technology.

Keeping Classroom Technology Clean

When considering the types of classroom technology you want, don't forget to also get some accessories to help keep the technology clean and serviceable. Otherwise, classroom technology gets grimy and a lot less appealing to use.

1. Dusting spray is an excellent way to keep keyboards and other technology pieces clean. Use dusting spray instead of directly applying cleaner to technology to help the technology last longer.


2. Wipes are great for cleaning screens without scratching or otherwise damaging the surface of the screen. Get students involved in cleaning screens to learn some ownership in their learning space.


3. Headset covers You don't have to invest in headsets for each student to use as their own when you can simply use disposable headset covers to make the headsets communal yet safe.

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