EDCP 735
Educational Applications of the Microcomputer:
Reading and Writing Development
EDCP 735 Syllabus
Resources from Textbook: Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching by M. D. Roblyer and Prentice Hall Publishers
 Chapter
1: Educational Technology in Context:
The Big Picture |
- ISTE - International Society for Technology in Education.
- Information on the organization's goals, publications, and initiatives is available at this site
- AACE - Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education.
- Information about the organization's goals, publications, and initiatives is available at this site
- AECT - Association for Education Communications and Technology.
- Information about the organization's goals, publications, and initiatives is available at this site
- ITEA - International Test and Evaluation Association.
- Information about the organization's goals, publications, and initiatives is available at this site
- PLATO
- PLATO is a microcomputer-based, interactive, self-paced instructional system. This site has information about the features of the software, various product lines, and purchasing.
- Multimedia Compendium
- Information about the Multimedia Compendium is available at the Emerging Technology Consultants homepage. Information about the resources and services provided by this consulting firm are also available.
- Gateway
- The Gateway homepage helps users locate information on computer products for all types of users. This site also has service and technical support help.
- Compaq
- The Compaq homepage is also organized with links to computer products for different types of users. This site also has a link for service.
- IBM
- Keep up with products, services, and initiatives at IBM at this site. Direct links to products for specific user groups are also available.
- Kathy Schrock's Guide
- Same wonderful resource as always, just a small change in URL and the addition of the Discovery School Logo. This is a website that has developed a reputation for providing educators with current and quality links.
- ERIC
- AskERIC, sponsored by the US Department of Education, ERIC System, Syracuse University, and CASE Center, is a cornucopia of resources for educators. From information on current research to lesson plans, ERIC has proven a reliable web site for all educators.
- ED's Oasis
- Funded by the AT&T Learning Network, ED's Oasis provides a collection of resources like lesson ideas, evaluation rubrics, and selected web links for K-12 teachers. ED's Oasis also provides links to articles, contests, and on-line meetings.
- RTEC
- Regional Technology in Education Consortia were established by the US Department of Education under the Technology for Education Act of 1994. These websites are designed to provide resources for teachers and to help promote technology integration in American schools.
- ISPI
- International Society for Performance Improvement. Information about the organization's goals, publications, and initiatives is available at this site
- The Gateway to Educational Materials
- The Gateway provides the key to one-stop, any-stop access to high quality Internet lesson plans, curriculum units, and other education resources.
| Chapter
2: Planning and Implementation for Effective Technology Integration |
| Chapter
3: Learning Theories and Integration Models |
- Little Planet Publishing
- This site was established by Little Planet Publishing in an effort to support users of the Little Planet Literacy Program as well as provide information about products and services. Updates for teachers and extension activities for elementary students who are familiar with the story and characters are available here.
- TrackStar
- Housed on the South Central Regional Technology Consortium homepage, this site contains an extensive set of structured web activities organized by grade and by content. These "tracks" are maintained by the Consortium so that resources and links are updated on a regular basis.
- Tom Snyder Productions
- A well-known name in educational software, Tom Snyder Productions' homepage provides information about products and professional development as well as tips for integrating their software into the classroom.
- Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Sites
- This is a great collection of interactive information for educators interested in children's literature. Book reviews, integration ideas for children's literature, and topics of interest to professional educators are all available here.
- Software Express
- An on-line software distributor, this site provides information about pricing and availability for software useful to teachers.
- Sunburst
- This company provides software and video products for the preK-12 classroom. In addition to providing information on products, the Sunburst Schoolhouse link connects educators from around the world to interactive exchanges with other Sunburst product users.
- NJNIE Project
- The New Jersey Networking Infrastructure in Education web site is devoted to providing links to information and products designed to promote web safety. Links to filtering software products, acceptable use policies, and resources for parents are available.
- FREE
- Federal Resources for Educational Excellence is a collaborative project combining members of over 30 federal agencies to develop a collection of resources for teachers. This initiative was requested by President Clinton in 1997 as a way to help teachers use the Internet effectively for teaching and learning.
| Chapter
4: Integrating Instructional Software into Teaching and Learning |
- Interactive Frog Dissection
- The Net Frog Virtual Frog dissection is designed for biology students and provides an excellent example of how the Internet can be used to support instruction.
- Monet's Garden at Giverny
- Explore Claude Monet's inspirational home and gardens at Giverny. This site also has links to the Louvre and other materials about the life and work of one of France's foremost impressionists.
- Virtual Museums of the World
- Locate information about online museums of the world at this site. Great for all content areas, this site is an excellent example of the power of the Internet to collect and manage information about worldwide art treasures.
- Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
- Check out the animals, or learn about how to integrate "zoo" activities into the classroom by visiting this site. Play the "Who is it?" game individually or with a class by visiting the Kids section of this website.
- FleetKids
- Sponsored by Fleet Financial, this site houses a collection of games and activities designed to help kids develop their awareness about financial issues.
- Kathy Schrock's Guide
- Same wonderful resource as always, just a small change in URL and the addition of the Discovery School Logo. This is a website that has developed a reputation for providing educators with current and quality links.
- ERIC
- AskERIC, sponsored by the US Department of Education, ERIC System, Syracuse University, and CASE Center, is a cornucopia of resources for educators. From information on current research to lesson plans, ERIC has proven a reliable web site for all educators.
- ED's Oasis
- Funded by the AT&T Learning Network, ED's Oasis provides a collection of resources like lesson ideas, evaluation rubrics, and selected web links for K-12 teachers. ED's Oasis also provides links to articles, contests, and on-line meetings.
- RTEC
- Regional Technology in Education Consortia were established by the US Department of Education under the Technology for Education Act of 1994. These websites are designed to provide resources for teachers and to help promote technology integration in American schools.
| Chapter
5: Integrating Word Processing, Spreadsheet, and Database Software
Tools into Teaching and Learning |
- Puzzlemaker
- Making word searches and other puzzles has never been easier. Keep this site in mind for developing resources for the classroom, or for entertainment.
- Grammar Lady
- The purpose of the site is to be helpful and provide information about language and usage. Got a language question? Ask the Grammar Lady!
- Tools 4-Teachers
- Find out about Laserdisc resources and pick up some lesson ideas for integrating Laserdisc technology in the K-12 classroom. Sponsored by Pioneer New Media Technologies, this new website is designed to extend the Pioneer Mentor Program to all educators interested in using IVD technology in their classrooms.
- Classroom Resources from Microsoft
- If you're using, or planning to use, any Microsoft products in K-12 classrooms, this resource is important to know. Check out the activities, lessons, tutorials, and free tools available to enhance your use of Microsoft products in the classroom.
- Research It! Your One-Stop Reference Tool
- If you're looking for something, chances are you'll find it at this site. From dictionaries to online shipping information, Research It! Can help you locate an acronym, famous quote, or even an address of a long-lost schoolmate
| Chapter
6: Integrating Other Software Tools into Teaching and Learning |
- Pioneer New Media Technologies, Inc.
- Keep up-to-date with the latest developments in entertainment technology by visiting this site. Educators interested in keeping abreast of IVD and DVD for education can keep informed by checking with Pioneer.
- Videodiscovery
- The publishers of innovative educational software also provide product information, resources, and support for educators online.
- Multimedia Compendium
- Information about the Multimedia Compendium is available at the Emerging Technology Consultants homepage. Information about the resources and services provided by this consulting firm is also available.
| Chapter
7: Integrating Multimedia and Hypermedia into Teaching and Learning |
- U.S. Distance Learning Association
- Keep current with developments in distance learning by visiting this non-profit organization formed to promote the development and application of distance learning for education and training.
- The Distance Learning Resource Network
- A great resource for learning about distance education and online instruction, this site (located at WestEd), is the dissemination project for the U.S. Department of Education Star Schools Program.
- The International Center for Distance Learning
- An international center for research, teaching, consultancy, information, and publishing activities, the ICDL provides information from its library and databases built up over 15 years in order to stimulate international research collaboration.
- The Global Distance Learning Channel
- This non-profit organization is designed to promote international efforts to make resources available for quality distance education.
- The Distance Education and Training Council
- This site provides helpful information about accredited distance learning programs. Publications, resources, and other useful information about quality distance learning programs are also available.
- ReallyBig.Com
- All web developers should know about this site and the resources it has to offer. From clipart to counters, this site will help any developer, from novice to expert.
- THE Journal's Roadmap III
- This URL will take you directly to the listing of search engines selected for educators.
- Kathy Schrock's Guide
- Kathy Schrock's guide also has a nice collection of search tools for educators.
- Internet Search Tools Quick Reference Guide
- This site is quite useful and very handy for helping develop search techniques before getting online. There are hotlinks to a variety of educational search tools and tips on how to perform advanced searches.
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