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The Flashcard Exchange
flashcardexchange.com
Numerous subject and grade-specific cards available to review online, download, print, or customize. Also includes educational links and services.
The Journal of Virtual Environments
brandeis.edu
The Journal of Virtual Environments is a refereed electronic journal which publishes research that relates to Virtual Environments or makes use of Virtual Environments.
ISOC - Interactive Socrates Projects Database
isoc.siu.no
Projects supported by the Socrates program for international cooperation in education and research. Projects are categorized according to target group, theme, and subject. Focus on new technology in learning and distance education.
Quiz Hub
quizhub.com
Links to online games, puzzles, and quizzes.
International Conference on New Technologies in Education ICTE2002
formatex.org
November, 2002, conference in Spain..
Project ECOLE
vciconnectandlearn.com
Virginia teachers' automated curriculum which links national standards and Virginia standards of learning to activities, lesson plans, projects and automated testing component for students. Requires password.
J/P Associates
jponline.com
Commercial video products for Direct Instruction, a reading program, as well as language, math, and technology offerings.
Centre for Learning, Knowing & Interactive Technologies
bris.ac.uk
Concerned with developing theories and practices which increase understanding of how cultural, cognitive and technological tools shape and support learning and knowing.
Total Recall Learning, Inc.
totalrecalllearning.com
Multimedia approach to memorization of data in such areas as nutrition, spelling, names, marketing, and avoiding sexual harassment.
TeacherInfo.com
teacherinfo.com
Training modules for email, word processing, spreadsheets, data bases, and presentations as well as resources in media literacy, math, art, and special education.
Comunicativo.net
comunicativo.net
Free, printable lesson plans and class activities for teachers of Spanish.
Computer Mediated Communication
jcmc.huji.ac.il
Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication On the Web Quarterly Since June, 1995
Suite101.com: Educators' studies involving using media and multimedia
suite101.com
Does using multimedia help in education? This article addresses this question.
CREATE for Mississippi
create4ms.org
How to view web sites offline, use an LCD projector for wireless laptops, use a HP Scanjet, and record data/audio as well as lesson plans, handouts and links.
The Hole-In-The-Wall
hole-in-the-wall.com
Minimally invasive education experiments conducted by NIIT. Free Internet kiosks provided to slum children who were unfamiliar with computers and the Internet led to learning.
MicroSoft in Education: Instructional Resources
microsoft.com
Lesson plans and tutorials to help learn Microsoft applications and implement them in the classroom.
MultiMedia Schools Magazine
infotoday.com
A practical how-to magazine that addresses multiple technologies used in K-12 schools today-CD-ROM, multimedia, online, and Internet resources. Articles, columns, news, and product reviews are contributed by practicing educators who use new technologies in the classroom and media center.
Education & Computer Connection
nvo.com
Resources, links, state testing tips and strategies, lesson plans, web adventures, and lots of links.
CSCL 2001
ll.unimaas.nl
The European Conference on Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning 2001 was held at Maastricht, The Netherlands, on March 22-24, 2001. Euro-CSCL 2001 is devoted to the exploration of technology in collaborative forms of learning, teaching and working.
Evaluating the Impact of Technology
fno.org
Article on three main purposes of Instructional technology and how its usefulness can be evaluated.
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The Lincoln Tribune
Over the past four years, state appropriations for areas outside the classroom and instructional support have increased 15 percent. ...
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learning writing and research In addition to the CORE standards based educational program extensive use of 21st century technology to facilitate instruction can be found in all classrooms grades 1 5 surround sound SmartBoards internet document cameras and individual response systems Students in grades 3 5 use a web based program KidBiz3000 that allows each student to read current non fiction articles at individual reading level respond to a writing prompt answer comprehension questions and learn how to use e mail in a safe controlled environment All grades have access to a class set of laptop computers for The Wonder of Reading Library is a reflection of the school s commitment to literacy and the love of reading Students participate in a school wide reading incentive program that includes the computer based comprehension program Reading Counts The Parent Teacher Corporation PTC provides funding for Art Masters a program that provides six art lessons teach…
A degree in instructional technology?
Q. I am thinking about seeking a M.ED in instructional technology with an emphasis as a library media specialist. If I choose not to work in the school system do you think I could find other jobs with this degree? If so what type of job and in what industry? Thanks.
Asked by mead1973 - Thu May 28 16:46:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm actually looking to get my doctorate in this area. Most programs have a choice of getting that degree with an emphasis on the teaching side. If I were you, I'd consider that route. Every corporation has instructional technologists, but the media specialist side won't help you.
Answered by Matt - Thu May 28 23:23:32 2009
Q. I am thinking about seeking a M.ED in instructional technology with an emphasis as a library media specialist. If I choose not to work in the school system do you think I could find other jobs with this degree? If so what type of job and in what industry? Thanks.
Asked by mead1973 - Thu May 28 16:46:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm actually looking to get my doctorate in this area. Most programs have a choice of getting that degree with an emphasis on the teaching side. If I were you, I'd consider that route. Every corporation has instructional technologists, but the media specialist side won't help you.
Answered by Matt - Thu May 28 23:23:32 2009
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