- Start
with Starters
- Rather
than starting from scratch, explore
educational resources developed by others.
Spend your time planning the classroom
environment rather than searching for
resources. Locate two or three online
resources to use in a classroom
activity.
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- Thematic
Starting Points - Best for
Themes
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- General Education
Portals - Best for Educational Information and
Resources
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- Evaluating
Online Software
Reviews
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- Use what you have and
buy what you need. There's lots of educational
software on the market. How do you choose the best
software for your needs? Explore the Codie
awards to see the best software of last
year.
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- Compare and contrast
at least two of the following review
sources.
- Ask
yourself:
- Who conducts and
posts the reviews?
- Do you think the
sponsor of the site impacts the quality or content of
the reviews?
- What criteria are
used to evaluate software? Is this criteria is
effective?
- Locate software
evaluations for the same piece of software at two
different sites. Compare and contrast the
results?
- Do you think online
software evaluations are a good way to select
software? Brainstorm other methods that may be as or
more effective.
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Created by Annette
Lamb,
7/00. Updated 6/01.
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