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9781591582076

Educational Media and Technology Yearbook

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    9781591582076

  • ISBN10:

    1591582075

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-03-30
  • Publisher: Libraries Unltd Inc

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Summary

This 30th volume of the Educational Media and Technology Yearbook describes current developments and trends in the field of instructional technology. In six sections, EMTY provides a comprehensive survey of general trends and issues in media and technology, special concerns for K-12 education, biographical profiles of leading figures in the field, related organizations and associations, and a complete mediagraphy for the year. Educational Media and Technology Yearbook has become a reference in many libraries and professional collections. Examined in relation to its companions of the past, it provides a valuable historical record of current ideas and developments in the field.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Contributors xi
Part One Trends and Issues
Introduction
1(2)
Michael Grey
Trends
3(26)
Issues and Trends in Instructional Technology: Slow Growth as Economy Recovers
3(26)
Michael Molenda and Barbara Bichelmeyer
Design
29(31)
"Learning through Design" as a Strategy for Faculty Development: Lessons Learned in a Teacher Education Setting
29(8)
Wayne Nelson and Dave S. Knowlton
Workplace Cultures: Preparing Instructional Designers for Varied Career Environments
37(15)
Miriam B. Larson and Barbara B. Lockee
A Software Architecture for Guiding Instruction Using Student's Prior Knowledge. .
52(8)
David Richard Moore
Online Learning Theories and Technologies
60(50)
Creating an Online Constructivist Learning Environment: A Work in Progress
60(6)
Penelope Walters Swenson and Lloyd S. Curtis
The E-Environment: A 21st-Century Approach to Building Community
66(9)
Katherine L. Hayden and Antonette W. Hood
E-Learning Best Practices: Strategies and Tips for the Online Instructor
75(6)
Stephanie Huffman, Glenda Thurman, Jody Charter, and Wendy Rickman
A Decade of WebQuests: A Retrospective
81(21)
Annette Lamb and Berhane Teclehaimanot
Using Computer-mediated Bulletin Board Discussions to Facilitate Critical and Reflective Thinking among Teacher Education Students in a Professional Development School
102(8)
Peter A. Theodore and L. Bill Searcy
Online Learning Technologies
110(23)
Learning Technology Integration from Video Cases: Development and Research Issues
110(17)
Wilhelmina C. Savenye
What Works: Video for Online Presentation, Formats, Methods, and Notes from the Field
127(6)
Penelope Walters Swenson and Lloyd S. Curtis
Multicultural Perspectives in Online Learning
133(26)
Teachers' Training Online: A Mexican Experience and Proposal
133(12)
Lilia Ana Alfaro Guevara
Web-based Learning and Cultural Interference: Perspectives of Arab Students
145(5)
Adekunle Akinyemi
Building Human Capacity in Malawi: Contextual Considerations in Instructional Technology Project Implementation
150(9)
Ross A. Perkins, Barbara B. Lockee, and John K. Burton
Part Two School and Library Media
Introduction
159(3)
Jo McClendon
Social, Cultural, and Political Arena
162(24)
Your Seniors Are Our First-Year Students
162(9)
Jean Donham
Multicultural Literature and the School Library Media Center
171(6)
Kay Bishop
Intellectual Freedom and the Federal Government after 9/11
177(9)
Rebecca P. Butler
Emerging Trends in Libraries
186(24)
Educational Digital Libraries and School Media Programs: Opportunities, Challenges, and Visions
186(10)
Marcia A. Mardis and Ellen S. Hoffman
Electronic Reference Services: A Teen's-Eye View
196(7)
Lesley Farmer
Kindergarten Teacher: A Comprehensive Internet Portal
203(7)
Mike Tillman
Roles for and in the Media Center
210(37)
Examining School Librarians' Engagement in the Practice of Questioning Technology
210(15)
Karen Ferneding
Perceptions of the Role and Functions of the School Library Professional in K-2 Education by School Principals
225(11)
Betty Marcoux
Inquiry Groups Focusing on Information Literacy: A Place at Our Table
236(11)
Gail Bush
Part Three Leadership Profiles
Introduction
247(2)
Michael Grey
Betty Collis
249(3)
Thomas C. Reeves
M. David Merrill
252(3)
Byron R. Burnham and Andrew Gibbons
Part Four Organizations and Associations
Introduction
255(2)
Jo McClendon
Organizations and Associations
257(72)
Part Five Graduate Programs
Introduction
329(2)
Jo McClendon
Graduate Programs in Instructional Technology (IT)
331(66)
Part Six Mediagraphy
Introduction
397(2)
Jo McClendon
Mediagraphy
399(36)
Index 435

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