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Technology Training & Integration PD Resources Proven to Impact Student Achievement Research shows students’ annual achievement in math and reading doubles* when taught by teachers who utilize Atomic Learning’s online technology integration-focused professional development resources, including those within Atomic Learning’s signature solution—Atomic Integrate. Atomic Integrate includes: • Video tutorials on 250+ software applications and tools • Training Spotlights on highly-relevant ed tech topics • Big-picture Workshops on Avoiding Plagiarism, Effective Presentations, The Social & Interactive Web, and more • Tech Integration Projects for seamless integration • Focused resources on implementing a mobile initiative • Lessons addressing the technology components of Common Core State Standards • Certificates of Completion to track training commitment • ISTE® NETS and technology skills assessments to measure individuals’ ability to use and apply technology • Access to all training resources through iPad® app • 24/7 online access for faculty, staff, students and parents • Reports and tools to assign training and monitor progress Atomic Learning is a • Integration tools to streamline access flexible, low-cost tool for • On-going implementation support educators and students... • Option to upload training with upgrade to Atomic Integrate+ It has been an integral part of the professional With Atomic Integrate, it’s never been easier to train on new development we offer technology and encourage classroom integration. It’s efficient, our staff. effective, affordable—and available to all faculty, staff, students and parents from school or home. - Ted Visit www.AtomicLearning.com/integrate to learn more about the Coordinator of Instructional Tech resources and tools included in the Atomic Integrate solution, and request more information on how it can work for your school or district’s initiatives. *For detailed research information visit http://tinyurl.com/cnfgrxz LEARN MORE www.AtomicLearning.com | 866-259-6890 Software Applications: Access Dreamweaver Google Alerts LinkedIn PHP TeamBoard Draw Acrobat Pro Driver Hive Google Blogger Lotus Notes Picasa Textease Acrobat Reader Dropbox Google Calendar Mail Pinnacle Attendance The Graph Club ActivInspire Drupal Gardens Google Chrome Math Nerds Manager TI-30XS MultiView ActivPrimary DVD Studio Pro Google Docs MaxData Pinnacle Gradebook TI-34 MultiView ActivStudio Easiteach Google Earth Maya Pinnacle Principal TI-84 Silver Ed. Address Book Easy Grade Pro Google Reader MediaBlender Viewer TI BAII Plus Adobe CS-CS6 Edmodo Google Sites Media Encoder Pinterest TimeLiner Adobe Creative Cloud Edublogs Google SketchUp MediaWorks PowerPoint TI-Nspire Adobe Media Encoder eFolio Minnesota Google+ mimio Premiere Elements TI-Nspire Navigator After Effects Encore DVD Grade Quick Web Moodle Premiere Pro twitter ANGEL EndNote Graphic Converter My Big Campus Presenter unitedstreaming Aperture Entourage GroupWise NeoOffice Prezi Video Storytelling Guide AppleWorks Epson HyperStudio netTrekker Producer Visio ATLAS.ti Evernote iCal netvibes Project VoiceThread Audacity Excel I Can Animate Nook Pro Tools WebCT (Blackboard) AutoCAD Excel Web App iDVD Notepad Publisher Wikidot Blackboard eZediaMX Illustrator Notes (iPod touch/iPhone) Quark Wikispaces Bootstrap eZediaQTI ImageBlender NoteTaker QuickTime Player Pro Windows Bridge Facebook iMovie Numbers Qwizdom PowerPoint Windows Live BrightLink Filemaker Pro InDesign NVU Plug-in MovieMaker Bryce Final Cut Express Inspiration Office Quizlet Windows Media Player Camtasia Final Cut Pro InspireData Office 365 Reddit Weebly Captivate Finale Notepad Internet Explorer OneNote Respondus Windows MovieMaker Clicker Firefox iOS7 OpenOffice.org RoboLab Windows Vista Calendar ClozePro Fireworks iPad / iPad 2 OS X Safari Windows Vista Mail ColdFusion FirstClass iPhoto Outlook Sakai Windows Vista Photo Comic Life Flash iPod touch Outlook Web Access ScanLife Gallery Composer Flash ActionScript iStopMotion Outlook Web App Scratch Word Contribute flickr iTunes PageMaker SharePoint Server WordPress Creative Commons FreeHand iWeb Pages Skype Word Web App CSS3 Freeway JSTOR Pages for iOS Skype for iOS xHTML Curriki FrontPage jQuery Mobile Paint Slideshare XML delicious Game Maker jQuery & JavaScript Palm OS SMART Board Notebook YouTube Desire2Learn GarageBand Keynote PBworks Soundbooth 30 Boxes Digital Image Suite Geometer’s Sketchpad Kid Pix PhoneGap SPSS Diigo GIMP Kid Pix Deluxe Photoshop SQL Discovery Education Gliffy Kidspiration Photoshop Album StarOffice Streaming Glogster Kindle Photoshop Elements Storyboard Pro Dragon Naturally Gmail KompoZer (NVU) Photoshop Lightroom Studio Plus Speaking GoLive Lightspeed Photo Story Study Stacks “Big Idea” Workshops: 21st Century Skills Concepts Creating an Online Moodle Course MLA Research Paper Basics Accessibility: It IS Important Creative Commons Moving to the Cloud for Teachers Adapting a 21st Century Skills Project Assistive Tech Competence Netbooks in the Classroom APA Research Paper Basics eBooks: Find, Create and Share PBworks - Wiki Avoiding Plagiarism Effective Online Discussions PC Security and Maintenance Badges in the Classroom Effective Presentation Design Podcasting and Vodcasting Being an Effective Online Student eReaders: Get to Know Your Device Screen Recording Blogging Workshop Facebook for Educators Searching the Web Bringing Social Stories to Life Facebook for Students Seven Steps to a Flat Classroom Chicago Manual of Style Facilitating Online Courses in LMS Today's Web 2.0 Common Core & Special Needs Flipping the Classroom Training Web Resources Completing a FAFSA I Have an Interactive Whiteboard, Now What? YouTube for Educators Computing Literacy Basics Internet Safety Workshop Conquer Physical Challenges w/Technology iPad as an i-Reader for Educators Training Spotlights: Collaborating with a Global Community Engaging with Interactive Whiteboards Supporting Accessible Instruction Creating Engaging Presentations Evaluating Web Resources Video Storytelling in the Classroom Effective Online Teaching & Learning Keeping Kids Safe Online LEARN MORE www.AtomicLearning.com │ 866.259.6890 .
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