Technology
Judy Izzo email: Judy.Izzo@pisd.edu Mrs. Izzo joined Stinson staff January of 2006. She received her Bachelor of Business degree in Computer Information Systems from the University of North Texas (UNT) in 1985. Mrs. Izzo worked as a telecommunications software engineer for 13 years before staying home to raise her three children. She is very excited to be working as the Campus Technology Assistant at Stinson Elementary. |
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About our technology...At Stinson computers and technology are an important resource used daily by students. We assist all students in learning how to properly use the computers to their full potential. Stinson is very fortunate to have their technology supplied by PISD. Standard Kindergarten through 4th grade technology includes 7 student computers, as well as one teacher computer in each classroom. In 5th grade there are 8 student computers, along with one teacher computer in each class. In addition to the technology listed above, Stinson is also fortunate to have 8 workstations in the Library that students may use for research at any time during the day. Everything is networked to the P.I.S.D. server so that students can access District-supplied software directly related to their curriculum. And every classroom is equipped with a 27" television and a VCR/DVD Player. Students are given access to the internet provided an Acceptable Use Guideline Form has been signed by a parent and is on file in the front office. If a form is not on file the student is not given access. Students generally work on research projects and other technology required assisgnments under the supervision of their teacher. One other capability accessible to students is video streaming. The teacher can have the students go to an assigned video and stream it independently on their workstation or they can view a video together as a group by having the teacher stream it through the TV in their classroom. These are all curriculium based videos provided by the District. We also have a Mobile Wireless Laptop Cart containing 16 Dell laptops. The cart can be checked out to any classroom for activities that require each individual student to be logged in simultaneously. With this setup, as many as 23 students can work independently on a project. |
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