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 * [[image:apple.JPG width="126" height="126" align="left"]]Welcome to the Yellow Team's Wiki! **

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Team Members:

Laura Gottardo

 * Laura teaches high school students psychology, world history, and government in Bluffton, South Carolina. She is very passionate about using technology with her students. Using technology motivates students in her classroom to learn and builds important communication and critical thinking skills for the future workplaces. Her classroom would not be the same without technology!

Heather Greene

 * Heather teaches math to 8th graders in an honors program at Johnson Middle School in Melbourne, Florida. She enjoys using technology with her students as much as possible, but is frustrated with the lack of access to enough computers for her students to be able to use them more often. She also wishes she had an interactive whiteboard in her classroom. One piece of technology she loves using with her students is the Student Response System, or clickers. Students become so much more involved when they are holding that clicker in their hands!

**Amy Lukic** > **Sally Mechling**
 * Amy's teaching experience includes six years of teaching English and Ancient Civilizations to sixth grade middle schoolers in San Diego, California. Amy has been very fortunate to have had the opportunity to integrate technology into her teaching through the Promethean interactive whiteboard, teacher ThinkPad, and set of student netbooks available in her classroom. It has been amazing to see her students thrive in such a technology rich environment and she is exciting to share her experiences at her new job, teaching fourth and fifth graders at Burnett Elementary in Milpitas, California.
 * Sally teaches High School Biology and related courses at Lake Weir High School in Ocala, Florida. She teaches a variety of classes including International Baccalaureate (IB) Biology, Biology Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) Biology (new this year) so grades vary from 9th graders to 12th graders. She has been part of the technology movement at Lake Weir since the first interactive white board was purchased a few years ago. The funniest thing about Sally is that she is not very technical with technology so to many, she is the most non-techie technology person in the school. She thoroughly enjoys getting a new piece of technology in the class to see how the students can use it for their learning.

About This Project:
This Wiki has been developed to explore formative and summative assessment tools that may be web-based or computer-based applications. An overview of Assessment Using Technology is provided to explain in more detail.