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9781935249870

Creating a Digital-Rich Classroom

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    9781935249870

  • ISBN10:

    1935249878

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-08-31
  • Publisher: Solution Tree

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Summary

Outside of school, today'¿¿s students are accustomed to a high level of interaction and collaboration'¿¿with one another and with technology. Inside school, we ask them to power down, assuming that we can help them achieve their fullest potential through traditional stand-and-deliver textbook-driven methods of teaching. It shouldn'¿¿t surprise us that these students are bored and disconnected from learning. Creating a Digital-Rich Classroom demonstrates how standards-aligned curricula can be enhanced with powerful technological resources to transform and enrich content'¿¿and make it more accessible and relevant to students. The author stresses that technology by itself does not create an active-learning classroom. While Web 2.0 tools are very effective in increasing student participation and interest, the focus needs to be on creating lessons designed for engagement. The purpose of this book is to provide a research base and practical strategies to help teachers design and deliver lessons in which technology plays an integral role. If we want to engage students in solving real-world problems of today and tomorrow, we must use the technological tools that are shaping our world.

Author Biography

Meg Ormiston provides: Practical strategies to help teachers design and deliver lessons in which technology plays an integral role A compendium of Web 2.0 tools organized into use categories to serve as a ready reference High-tech but not necessarily high-priced ways to engage students in active and authentic learning in new, exciting ways

Table of Contents

About the Authorp. xi
Introduction: It's a Web 2.0 Worldp. 1
Why This Book, and Why Nowp. 2
Integrated Technologyp. 3
Chapter Summariesp. 3
Getting Startedp. 6
Today's Classroomsp. 9
Students Today Are Differentp. 9
Power Down and Come to Schoolp. 13
Roadblocks to Changep. 14
Be a Herop. 15
First Stepsp. 15
Active Learning in the Classroomp. 19
The Teacher's Rolep. 20
Creating an Emotional Connectionp. 21
Technology Supports Engagementp. 21
Technology Supports Collaborationp. 29
Building Digital-Rich Curriculap. 36
Technology to Support Teaching and Learningp. 39
Standards-Aligned Classroomsp. 42
Integrating Standards and Technologyp. 43
Technology Supports Differentiated Instructionp. 45
Technology Facilitates Storytellingp. 47
Publishing Students' Workp. 54
Technology Supports Writing Instructionp. 55
Maintaining Focusp. 58
Developing a Digital-Rich Curriculump. 59
Rethinking Curriculum Planningp. 60
Legal and Ethical Issues of Digital Sharingp. 63
More Tools for a Digital Curriculump. 64
The Video Revolutionp. 71
Planning for Seamless Assessmentp. 72
Must-Have Technology for the Ideal Classroomp. 75
Policy Lead-Insp. 75
Vision and Collaborationp. 76
Equipping the Ideal Classroomp. 77
Desirable Technological Tools for Studentsp. 85
From Dreams to Realityp. 86
Web 2.0 Classroom: A Virtual Field Tripp. 87
Snapshot of Active Learningp. 87
Teacher as Tribe Leaderp. 90
Nicole's Web 2.0 Toolsp. 92
Nicole's Planning Strategiesp. 93
Reactions From Othersp. 95
Changing Professional Developmentp. 97
Things Have Changedp. 98
Web 2.0 Tools Help Develop Networksp. 100
A Professional Development Examplep. 103
Rethinking Professional Developmentp. 105
Epilogue: Looking Forwardp. 109
New Approach to Curriculump. 109
Take Learning Personallyp. 110
Appendix: A Compendium of Web 2.0 Tools and Related Resourcesp. 113
Blogs and Bloggingp. 113
Calendarsp. 115
Cell Phonesp. 115
Content Managementp. 115
Conversion Sitesp. 116
Copyrightp. 117
Digital Journalsp. 118
Ebook Readersp. 118
Emailp. 119
Image Collectionsp. 119
Image Manipulationp. 120
Maps and Mappingp. 122
Miscellaneousp. 122
Modelingp. 123
Multimedia Creationp. 123
Podcastingp. 124
Productivity and Professional Developmentp. 124
RSS Readersp. 125
Screencastingp. 126
Social Networkingp. 126
Student Response Systemsp. 128
Video and Audiop. 129
Voice Over IPp. 131
Website Creationp. 132
Wikisp. 132
Words and Vocabularyp. 133
References and Resourcesp. 135
Indexp. 139
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