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"Technology integration can be one of the most challenging topics to find quality research on. The term itself is a broad umbrella for numerous practices that may have little in common with each other. In addition, technology tools change rapidly, and outcomes can vary depending on implementation."
Beth Dichter's insight:
Edutopia has done a review of literature on technology and published five articles that provide an amazing number of resources. Learn about: * Three key elements of successful technology integration * Possible learning outcomes * Recomendations for specific practices and programs by academic subject * Tips for avoiding pitfalls with the adoption of new technologies * An comprehensive annotated bibliography with links to the studies and reports There is a wealth of information to be found in these articles so find the time to dig in. 
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Are you loooking to create a social media policy for your school or district? Or to update your current policy? Or perhaps consider guidelines for best practices? Check out this presentation from the ASCD annual conference in March 2012. You can access the presentation (with lots of resources), a resource document and a video created to help educators understand the importance of the use of social media in education.
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You can inspire students to learn with simple demonstrations of your own curiosity...
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A learning trump card is one that reigns over more established education practices. When one strategy trumps another, it means that it is a better way of learning.
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It’s a small world after all, and Education Development Center has published a helpful free guide on distance education for teacher training—including discussion on mobile devices—Distance Education for Teacher Training: Modes, Models and Methods. The guide details modes of distance education (from television and online learning to Web 2.0 mobile technologies), models of effective programs and best practices from distance education projects and programs in over 100 countries, with an emphasis on the U.S., Australia, Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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"The very fact that I found the reflective piece, "Is Twitter encouraging a type of ‘Arab Spring’ within Education?" via Twitter would seem to indicate that Twitter is having some effect on changing the education landscape...[The article poses the question] 'Are we living through a process whereby social media is finally breaking down some of the traditional divides that have kept education transformation suppressed?' He then proposes ways in which Twitter is facilitating that process. Examining Harris’ ideas sheds some light on why Twitter is a good tool for jumpstarting large-scale educational reform."
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Education reform is something just about everyone agrees is needed, but the hard work is done in the field by teachers, administrators, and support staff. Here are some things that improve educatio...
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The Center for Social Media showcases and analyzes media for public knowledge and action—media made by, for, and with publics to address the problems that they share.
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The term Technology integration covers so many things thus literature on it is difficult to find depending on what tools are used etc