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Researching Current Issues, Fall, 2015

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This is the home page for Researching Current Issues, Fall, 2015.

 

Technology Supports Learning!

 

This wiki focuses on ideas for applying technology to learning/curriculum goals in the classroom.

Browse the learning goals from many different settings and then access individual pages for an introduction to the goal, the challenge, and possible solutions.

Each page offers links and references for more information.

 

 

Learning Goals 

 

  1. Introduce epistemic games into curriculum 
  2. Adapt simulations and models
  3. Methods to introduce global learning
  4. Incorporate virtual manipulatives
  5. Efficient assessment through technology 
  6. Storytelling and Multimedia with technology
  7. Technology to Support Deaf Students 
  8. Presentation Media
  9. Research Skills
  10. Web Design
  11. Incorporating Problem Based Learning with Technology
  12. Create engaging lessons using technology 
  13. Collaborative Technologies for the Classroom
  14. Inclusion
  15. Classroom Management
  16. Additional Web 2.0 Tools 

 

   

More Ideas for Expanding This Wiki

Learning goal/technology solution

 

Interviewing, communication skills/ Podcasting/ Audacity

Photo manipulation / Photoshop

Software training /  Camtasia

Vector based drawing / Adobe Illustrator

Virtual reality basics / Alice software

Statistics and graphing/ Microsoft Excel

Creative and business writing/ Microsoft Office 97' and up

 

 

Suggested Reading

Professional  Development 

 

 

 

 

List of Contributors

Jodi Robison

Jenni Hemphill

Amanda Lewis
Sandra Newell 

Steve Tornero

Nancy Boone

Donna Ahart

Heather MacNaughton

M. Renee Romine

Heather Chandler

Matthew Witting

Katie Berling

Holly Ceci

Becky Hill-Dickey

 

 

Comments (11)

Jodi said

at 8:28 pm on Sep 22, 2015

I transferred info from the wiki discussion board here as best I understood the final decision to be. If anyone understood it differently or would like to redefine it, please feel free to do so. This is meant to be a flexible starting point.

Jodi said

at 5:04 pm on Sep 26, 2015

Hello, am I in the right place.... Is anyone out there.... Hello ...o.....o...o..o

hmacnaug@... said

at 9:50 pm on Sep 28, 2015

Hi Jodi! That is the way I comprehended our goal as well. I like the start with the table of contents. As far as our learning goals are written, can we add specific content area curriculum goals?

Jodi said

at 8:46 pm on Oct 1, 2015

List what ever you want in the brainstorm area.... maybe as people add their ideas it will begin to take shape
and other things might drop out.

Steve Tornero said

at 5:57 pm on Oct 13, 2015

I added some items to the goals statement thinking that we could link pages to them listing and describing technologies that could help to achieve it. - Steve

Jodi said

at 7:04 am on Oct 21, 2015

I added a suggested format for the pages. I will try to get a back to home page button on each page within the next few days. Also organized our pages into a single folder.

Steve Tornero said

at 12:47 pm on Oct 21, 2015

working on the challenge statements - steve

hmacnaug@... said

at 3:49 pm on Oct 24, 2015

I created a page for a new learning goal "Incorporating Problem Based Learning with Technology". I hope that is a goal that you agree teachers would benefit from learning more about. I like the format that you have set up Jodi. It's very easy to follow. In order to keep working on this, can I find solutions, links, references, articles, examples, etc for any of the Learning Goals listed above?


hmacnaug@... said

at 4:59 pm on Oct 24, 2015

I also added some technologies to the "Incorporate Virtual Manipulative's" page.

Jodi said

at 8:36 pm on Oct 29, 2015

I think it is fine for anyone to fill in areas they want. Allthough in my mind it sort of makes sense to do whole page at a time. What do others think?

Nancy Boone said

at 11:32 pm on Dec 10, 2015

Maybe there should be a separate page for technology in professional development? The info about preservice teachers could go there...

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