- Ask Yourself
- What are the essential knowledge, skills,
& attitudes I want students to learn?
- How can I find out whether students are
learning?
- How can I help students learn better?
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- Ask Yourself
- What could I do better? faster?
- What could I eliminate?
- What could "look" better?
- What's difficult to teach?
- What's a problem to teach?
- Where do I waste time?
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- Beginning Technology Questions
- What's the message?
- What learning strategies are best?
- What channels are needed?
- What media is most effective? efficient?
appealing?
- Will I buy it, modify it, create it?
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- Selecting Materials
- Do objectives match my own?
- Is info accurate/timely?
- Will info arouse/maintain interest?
- Does it promote active learning?
- Is it technically sound?
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- Why Use Internet?
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- Visit Adventure
Online.
- Visit Smithsonian
Magazine.
- Visit City
Net.
- Visit Discovery.
- Visit New
Politics.
- Visit Yahoo.
- Visit Pacific
Forests.
- Visit WSRN.com.
- Visit the American
History Course.
- Keys to the Learning Environment
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- Systematic design of instruction
- Active learner involvement
- Meaningful, motivating assignments
- Accurate, authentic assessment
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- It's not the technology..
- It's the
- - interaction
- - interest
- - impact
- Instructional Design
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- Students as Doers
- Field experiences
- Student teaching
- Internships
- Clinicals
- Projects
- Doers
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- Faculty as Facilitators
- Guides
- Coaches
- Models
- Co-investigators
- Learner Centered
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- Staff & Administration as
Coordinators
- Supervisors
- Cheerleaders
- Directors
- Supporters
- Learner Centered
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- Keys to Classroom Success
- Start today
- Start small; then put it together
- Creative swap (steal) from the best
- Do it yourself! Be a learner!
- Be enthusiastic! Have fun!
- Promote the Love of Learning!
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- The Challenge
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- The Future
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- Remember...
- Each student is unique.
- Each teacher is unique.
- Provide a variety of learning tools and
resources to meet individual needs.
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- The Learning Environment
- Students are our most important resource in a
learning environment.
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- Read More About It
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- Visit InTRO.
- Visit The
Impact of Technology page.
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- For more information...
- Email
- aclamb.ucs@smtp.usi.edu
- alamb@risc.usi.edu
- Web
- http://magic.usi.edu
