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I've recently done a literature search for a collaborative action research project on barriers to technology integration.  I teach in an inner city high school in Chicago, where as the school's Technology Coordinator, I have worked arduously to try to bring the school into the 21st Century.


I have bumped heads with my Principal who has been the primary barrier to successful technology integration at the school. A second barrier, but closely related, is that technology is not available to all teachers who would use it to integrate technology in their classes. Funds are not available or made available for the purchase or leasing of enough computers (6-10) for every classroom. Computer Lab schedules do not provide enough opportunity for teachers to do ongoing projects that infuse technology in the lessons. And as a school that has been on Probation ever since that designation was implemented over 10 years, we often use our technology for Test Prep (test drills, sample tests, and so on), instead of engageing students in their education and teaching them how to be life-long learners.
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What are the barriers to technology integraton in the classroom, real and perceived, for:
 
Administrators
 
 
School IT
 
 
Teachers
 
 
 
Students

Latest revision as of 05:55, 22 October 2006

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What are the barriers to technology integraton in the classroom, real and perceived, for:

Administrators


School IT


Teachers


Students