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Bob Abrams

Learn Instructional Technology - 0 views

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    Welcome to the Learn Instructional Technology (LIT) website! The site is organized like a digital textbook, but instead of chapters it contains modules. The overall objective of the modules is to provide you with an interactive learning experience for instructional technology. The modules are full of a variety of types of resources including text, images, and video tutorials; all centered around exposing you to the variety of instructional technologies available today and increasing your technology literacy. The site places an emphasis on application along with theory integrated throughout the content. But best of all...the site is dynamic! As the technology evolves, the content on the site evolves right along with it.
Sondra Findley

Jane's Pick of the Day: 25 places to find instructional videos - 0 views

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    Blog that lists multiple places to find instructional videos on a VARIETY of topics!
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    Instructional videos on a variety of topics.
janie reneau

Opportunity to Learn Standards for Music Technology - 0 views

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      It is imperative that integrating technology into the music classroom be aligned with the MENC Standards.
  • Immediately following the release of the National Standards for Music Education in 1994, MENC--The National Association for Music Education released Opportunity-to-Learn Standards for Music Instruction as a guide to what schools should provide to help students achieve both the National Standards for Music Education in grades K-12 and the MENC prekindergarten music education standards. MENC recommends that states either adopt these opportunity-to-learn standards or use them as a basis for developing their own. The standards challenge all who are committed to high-quality music instruction to work together to improve the teaching and learning of music in the nation's schools. The writers of the opportunity-to-learn standards were well aware that new technologies have an impact on the ways schools deliver music instruction. Throughout the text of those standards, there are references to computers, software, MIDI equipment, CD-ROMs, and other resources that are important to the world of the music teacher, as well as essential to the world of music outside the classroom. In the years since the publication of the opportunity-to-learn standards, technologies useful for music education (as for all education) have grown more capable, more varied, simpler to use, and certainly more ubiquitous.
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    The MENC Task Force on Music Technology prepared this MENC article to report on the alignment of National Music Standards with technology integrationin schools.The audience for this site would be professional music educators.The rationaleprovides specific challenges for using technnology to aid in improving music instruction in schools. This site provides guidelines for technology integration for minimal and optimalalignment. It provides the lists for equipment, facilities, materials and equipment, curriculum and scheduling, and staffing. It doesn't give results, but provides insights and suggestions for the future.
Dawn Peterson

WAIER Forum 2000: Siragusa. Instructional Designer meets online learning in higher educ... - 0 views

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    Focuses on instructional design principles for the development of online learning environments
Bob Abrams

Teaching with tools kids use - 0 views

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    This LiveBinder is for educators who want to use 21st-century technologies to help deliver relevant classroom instruction. Explore tabs and subtabs to find resources related to inexpensive hardware already used by many students and free Web 2.0 tools that support collaboration and communication. Use the Teaching With the Tools Kids Really Use LiveBinder to expand or focus your thinking about ways you can capitalize on readily available technologies and open up rich teaching and learning opportunities for today's classrooms!
Bob Abrams

Negro League Baseball eMuseum - 2 views

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    eMuseum about Negro League Baseball. Video and instructional materials available.
Lauren La Coy

Free Technology for Teachers: Free Guide - Making Videos on the Web - 0 views

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    Thorough instructions on how to create videos as a classroom project...FREE! Topics covered: Copyright & Creative Commons, Creating your own audio tracks, Screencasting, Finding images & audio, Documentary, Full length videos, & Sharing videos 
Lauren La Coy

Your Free Online Video Editor | JayCut - 0 views

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    Free, video editing. Uses simple drag & drop motions, moving the ruler tool, install and save videos to your own computer or website.  Step by step instructions. 
Debbie Vaughan

Diffusion Theory and Instructional Technology - 0 views

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    A research paper on how to increase the adoption of instructional technologies.
BreAnna Evans

School Systems Blog - 0 views

  • With technological advancements, this ancient tradition has adapted with society and taken on a modern twist!
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      What kid does not love storytelling?! Modernizing old traditions keeps children interested.
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    Blogs about tech tools for the classroom. Lots of information and step-by-step instructions for using some tools.
Dawn Peterson

Instructional Design Models - 0 views

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    This website gives in-depth insight on the different models of Behaviorism, Cognitivism & Constructivism by different theorists
BreAnna Evans

Distance Educators at Work - 0 views

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    This article gives information about teachers who are instructing online.
Michelle Friday

PT3: Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology - 0 views

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    PT3 grant page. Includes links on instructional design and assessment. Not an active grant site, but includes "lessons learned" and information on former grantees.
Bob Abrams

Dean Mantz's Technology integration wiki - 0 views

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    Sterling College's and Dean Mantz's offer a course on technology integration. Topics include PLN, Web 2.0, and others. Opens with a Glogster.edu page.
Karen Riccio

Teacher Reboot Camp - 0 views

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      Use this You Tube video to show faculty about the importance and need for showing kids how to use digital tools appopriately. Communication has changed over time and we need to adapt too.
  • Goal Short-term- Write down one aspect of digital citizenship that you think is important to teach students and suggest a resource. Long-term- Host a workshop on digital citizenship and e-safety to educate parents and fellow staff members.
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  • Goal 28: Teach Digital Citizenship #30Goals
  • Goal 28 of The 30 Goals Challenge 2011
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    see highlighted section and notes
Debbie Vaughan

Preparing Faculty for Instructional Technology: From Education to Development to Creati... - 0 views

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    Research based information on technology in the classroom.
Dawn Peterson

Universal Design and Accessible Technology in Schools - 0 views

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    Very interesting article on the utilization of technology in schools to assist children with disabilities
Dawn Peterson

My List: A Collection on "Webliography" | Diigo - 0 views

  • This site is dedicated to improving k-12 learning process by using digital media to document, disseminate, and advocate for innovative, replicable strategies that prepare students to thrive in their future education, careers, and adult lives.
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      This site is from a text book manufacture.
  • Very interesting article on the utilization of technology in schools to assist children with disabilities
    • Dawn Peterson
       
      Instructional design concepts can be used to create a variety of technology infused lessons.
  • This section of the site provides information and resources for using educational technology
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      This is a very nice reference site.
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  • There are already many online communities through which educators can connect with people and resources, but these communities tend to be isolated from each other, leading to redundancy of effort, missed opportunities for collaboration, and difficulty in finding appropriate support and resources.
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      Teitter, Plurk and other social networking sites tend to be the most popular with teachers
  • The Department of Education and the Department of Defense are actively seeking participation in an exciting new joint project, the Learning Registry, which is designed to ensure that educators, learners, innovators, and the general public can access learning resources easily from a variety of platforms-websites, community portals, and other repositories of digital learning resources
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      In September, the Learning Registry will form a permanent network of digital learning resource providers. It will enable each provider to share its content with any other repository or resource aggregator that wants to harvest it. With this integration, a user need search only a single website to find resources produced from many sites. The Learning Registry will be robust, having no single point of failure or control, and flexible, allowing different levels of participation.
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