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Infusing Technology into Curriculum is offered both as a 2 day,
12-hour face-to-face course, and/or as an 8-hour online,
professional development course, designed to provide educators
with the resources and practical tools to integrate education technology.
For Elementary grades, this curriculum addresses both
interdisciplinary and single subject learning activities.
For
Middle and High School levels, four specific content areas are
covered:
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Language
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Arts
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Math
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Science
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Social Studies
Course Description: This class enables educators to develop an effective process and
strategy for
education technology integration
into a specific curriculum area and to make use of classroom
methodology. Participants are exposed to a variety of exemplary
technology-infused classroom projects that address national,
state, and local content standards including the National
Council for Teachers of English (NCTE), National Council for
Teachers of Math (NCTM), National Science Teachers Association (NSTA),
National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) and performance
indicators from the Technology Standards International Society
for Technology in Education (ISTE). Class members work
collaboratively and independently to construct their own
integrated projects for use in the classroom and share them with
their peers. In addition, a education technology integration
rubric is provided to assist in providing meaningful feedback on
the projects. Participants leave the course with a set of
adaptable lessons, a variety of evaluative tools to determine
their effectiveness and student performance, a plan for creating
original content and a wide range of resources and tutorials to
use and share.
Course Objectives:
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Select and use appropriate technology to gather and synthesize
data and to create and communicate knowledge
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Use content-specific tools, software and simulations to
support and enhance the study, analysis and interpretation of
data
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Develop and enhance skills needed through the selection and
use of appropriate tools and technology
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Use technology tools to compile, synthesize, produce and
disseminate information, to generate ideas and questions, and to
identify problems and pose solutions
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Design, develop, publish and present multimedia products that
demonstrate and communicate an understanding of subject matter
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Access local, state and national standards and correlate them
to specific education technology integration lessons
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Develop a process for technology lesson creation
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Create technology-infused lessons and projects that will
support their teaching
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Correlate technology applications with course content material
Topics Covered:
Sample Projects
The Internet
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Standards and Performance Indicators
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Web Addresses: Departments of Education
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Lesson Plans on the Web
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Education Technology Integration Activities on the Web
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Professional Development Sites on the Web
Appendix
Participant Materials
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20 Subject-Specific Sample Projects
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Examples and Process Guidelines
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CD-ROM that Contains Adaptable Templates, Samples, Rubrics and
Tutorials
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