Not exact matches
In pilot
projects, African farmers solved disease outbreaks after searching the
Web, while in Bangladesh «online schools» bring
teachers from Dhaka to children in remote classrooms through large screens and video conferencing.
D26
Teacher Training Design This deliverable describes the
web - based e-learning course developed for
teachers from the findings of the Pencil
project, currently online at http://moodle.eun.org and accessible through the Xplora portal www.xplora.org.
SIX (6) stand - alone lessons for days when there is a substitute
teacher including: a. Lesson Plan: Creative Writing Using MS Word b. Lesson Plan: Exploring a Career of Interest (MS PowerPoint, MS Publisher or
Web 2.0 tools) c. Lesson Plan: Famous Engineer Research
Project (MS PowerPoint, MS Publisher or
Web 2.0 tools) d. Lesson Plan:
Web Scavenger Hunt — Internet Technology (MS Word)-- includes answer key e. Lesson Plan: Issues in Biotechnology (MS PowerPoint, MS Publisher or
Web 2.0 tools) f. Lesson Plan: Robotics Applications (MS PowerPoint) 3.
Files Included with this Lesson •
Teacher Notes and Resources • Quick Getting Started Tutorial for Students • 3 Lessons for
Projects with grading rubric including: o Create a
Web Site o Create a Blog o Create an Online Portfolio • List of
project ideas for each assignment Students love authentic work and sharing their knowledge with the world is a great way to teach creativity, pride in quality and the importance of copyright.
To promote technology use among their students, Jennifer Wagner recommends that
teachers encourage online
projects, visit other
teachers»
Web sites to see how they are integrating technology, and get together with other
teachers on a bi-weekly basis to go through the curriculum and share ways they can use technology in their lessons.
Teachers can post homework assignments, upcoming
projects, newsletters, schedules,
Web site links of interest, lecture notes, or even flashcards for study and review.
GeoGame is a popular
Web - based geography
project enjoyed by
teachers and students alike.
Learning in the Dark: Building My First
Web Project and Web Page Teacher Brenda Dyck reflects on creating her first telecollaborative project — and a Web page to go w
Project and
Web Page
Teacher Brenda Dyck reflects on creating her first telecollaborative
project — and a Web page to go w
project — and a
Web page to go with it!
Soon the
project teachers started sending student work to me, and I began to build the
Web pages.
On the
project's
Web site
teachers will find a brief description of the
project.
Now in its third year, a
project that assists
teachers and students who are studying the Underground Railroad has gone global with its own
Web site.
«I wanted to create a
project that would invite
teachers to dream from outside the box about what schools and classrooms should be like,» said Warlick, «and then paint their dreams on the
Web for others to see and share.»
Is New Again
Web 2.0 tools have given
teachers a new vision for telecollaborative
projects.
Teacher networks, such as the National Writing
Project or the Coalition of Essential Schools, offer ways to bring a
web of knowledge to bear on school problems.
A nonprofit
Web site allows
teachers to post requests for
projects or supplies that potential patrons can then select to fund.
Science
Teachers at Home on the Web Whether showing off student projects, directing young travelers to the best of the Web, or organizing Web sites around a specific classroom theme, many science teachers are establishing «homes» on the World W
Teachers at Home on the
Web Whether showing off student
projects, directing young travelers to the best of the
Web, or organizing
Web sites around a specific classroom theme, many science
teachers are establishing «homes» on the World W
teachers are establishing «homes» on the World Wide
Web.
This year, what most prominently characterizes the winning
projects is the trend toward architecture that increasingly aims to serve as a physical, tangible, multidimensional primer to inform and inspire students and
teachers as vividly as the best books, curricula, and educational
Web sites.
So instead, I put together an experience in which they worked in groups attacking a pile of different information sources about Archaeotype that I had lined up: a few pages of an evaluation report on the
project, a few
Web sites that described the software and the constructivist philosophy behind it, a virtual chat with one of the developers in New York, and a room - based videoconference with a
teacher who had tested the program.
The nonprofit
Web site allows
teachers to post requests for
projects or supplies that potential patrons can then select to fund.
By using a
web - based
project management system, an administrator or principal of a school can better collaborate with
teachers over education - related matters without the need to physically meet them.
By using
web - based
project management system, educationists and
teachers can better connect, communicate and collaborate with each other and devise ways to improve the standard of teaching and make teaching accessible to more and more people irrespective of their financial, economic and social status.
These
web - based
project management systems offers a note feature through which
teachers can share and write their ideas together.
I'm the production lead for Common Sense Education's EdTech Tips
project, where we create short, actionable, video - and
web - based content to help
teachers and students learn new, innovative, and effective ways to use edtech tools.
A great opportunity for
teachers to introduce CC licenses into the classroom is during a class
project that requires students to find and remix resources on the
Web, such as a presentation, song, or video.
That made sense because in 1995 there were not many
teachers who knew how to write
Web pages, had access to a scanner, and owned the hardware to complete the
project.
In fact, the
project's co-director, Helen Barrett from the University of Alaska, has a
Web site that really is a clearinghouse for electronic portfolio assessment of
teachers.
Justice O'Connor started the
web - based education
project because she was concerned that students» failing grades on civics examinations were due to inadequate information and tools required for civic participation, and that civics
teachers needed better materials and support.
Innovative methods for conducting research incorporate the use of a
web portal to disseminate
project based learning curricula, collect
teachers» adaptations, build community, support
teachers, and gather analytics.
Many of the stockings also were displayed on the Hang Your Stocking
Project Web page (Note: This site no longer exists, but
teachers might create a similar site).
Kirkpatrick's advice to
teachers who haven't used WISE: «First log on to the WISE
Web Page and sign up so you can review some of the
projects Second, take the risk and try it.
Digital Nation includes access to state - of - the - art interactive whiteboard lessons,
Web 2.0
projects, and constant, customized support to insure immediate classroom integration by
teachers with all levels of technological proficiency.
Over the past decade, we have visited and observed numerous school and classroom
Web sites, and have talked to countless students and
teachers who have conducted online
projects.
In addition, to provide support in critical areas, the
project also developed a series of
web - based tools and resources
teachers and administrators could use to support their implementation of Science IDEAS.
Our intuitive,
web - based
project - management tool gives
teachers the ability to facilitate frequent, informative feedback loops, validate learning standards and outcome completion, create authentic student portfolios, and manage online learning rubrics (including self - assessment rubrics that students complete).
In response to the implicit biases of standardized testing, Santi co-founded OpenSchool ePortfolio, a
web and mobile app that allows students and
teachers to create digital portfolios for authentic assessment and
project - based learning.
This
project illustrates an effective approach for designing a
Web GIS - integrated curriculum with educative curriculum materials that can be used to support the professional growth of
teachers when face - to - face professional development time is limited.
In this
project, the
teachers received only 2 days of face - to - face professional development prior to implementing the
Web GIS investigations as part of their curriculum.
This strategy is effective in helping many of our faculty members integrate educational technologies such as
web - based communications, digital video, and presentation tools into both
teacher - led instruction and student - centered,
project - based activities.
Suggestions offered from
project teachers included, «clarifying expectations,» mentioned four times, «providing more hands on workshops,» «focus on integration with current resources,» and «improve use of
Web resources.»
In this section of CIERA's
Web site, you will ultimately find lesson plans, a collaborative workspace, and
project concepts that help our constituents to understand how other
teachers and
teacher educators are translating CIERA's research findings into action.
The RESPECT
Project's new
web page includes a toolkit to help
teachers facilitate these discussions; provide feedback to the department; and become involved in transforming teaching in their states, districts, and schools.
Nineteen of the class members were new graduates of our
teacher preparation program that includes a required, three - credit technology course in which students learn how to develop
Web pages, digital video
projects, and multimedia
projects for classroom applications.
On the other hand, secondary
teachers were more likely than elementary
teachers to use computers or the Internet for administrative record keeping at home and school, as well as communicating with students at school, assigning
projects outside of class, and assigning students to conduct research using the
Web.
UCLA School Mental Health
Project: Center for Mental Health in Schools The Resources for Responding to and Coping with Hurricane - Related Events
web page provides a variety of resources for
teachers, parents, and schools receiving survivors into their school systems.
A spokesperson confirmed that Apple's new Schoolwork app, which lets
teachers assign and manage homework and
projects, will be easily accessible through the
web at iCloud.com.
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