Works found in "Tech Best Practice" are created by McREL Certified Trainers for the 21things Project in collaboration with McREL and their "Using Technology with Classroom Instruction that Works, 2nd ed." framework. 

Learning Objectives

•Know the categories,strategies, and technology tools that support best practice using the “Classroom Instruction That Works” framework
(aka Marzano 9)
•Understand the classroom recommendations and integration for these strategies
•Make connections between the strategies and technology tools
•Transfer the learning into classroom instruction to improve student engagement, achievement, and technology proficiency
Tools and techniques at this site based on the "Using Technology with Classroom Instruction that Works, 2nd ed." by Pitler, Hubbell, and Kuhn (2012).  Macomb Intermediate School District is a licensed agency to provide training and support for these resources.  
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Looking for more training on technology resources for education?  Visit the 21things Project, the portal to "All Things 21" and links to the following great sites: 

*21things4teachers

*21things4students

*21things4administrators

*21things4kids

About Us

Materials at this site were created by Certified Trainers of McREL Products, and two of the Co-Creators of the 21things4 Project.
Dr. Jennifer Parker
Instructional Technology/School Data Consultant
Macomb Intermediate School District
jparker@misd.net

Certified Trainer:  
*Classroom Instruction that Works
*McREL Power Walkthrough
*Using Technology with CITW

Co-Creator:
21things4teachers.net
21things4administrators.net
21things4students.net
21things4ipads.net (retired)
​21things4kids.net
 Janice Harding, M.A.C. T.
Interactive Learning Consultant
Macomb Intermediate School District
jharding@misd.net

Certified Trainer:  
*Classroom Instruction that Works
*McREL Power Walkthrough
*Using Technology with CITW

Co-Creator:
21things4teachers.net
21things4administrators.net
21things4students.net
21things4ipads.net (retired)
21things4kids.net