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The first step in envisioning a way in which technology could be
integrated into any curriculum is to dissect samples that are already
available to you. This process helps you to avoid re-creating the wheel,
while letting you critically evaluate whether or not the technological
application would work for your classroom or content area. Below you will
find a link to an informative presentation that may be helpful to all teachers who consider enhancing
their curriculum with technology.
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to view the presentation and turn up your sound!
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Provided
by Website Viewers and Experts (Most Recent Listed First)
Won't incorporating the
use of technology into my curriculum take time away from what I should be
doing? I wonder if I will get through everything I need to in one school
year if I stop to "play" with technology. Posted 9
May 2003
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Legal and Ethical Issues Surrounding the Use of
Technology in the School Environment An
Educator's Guide to Computer Crime and Technology Misuse focuses on
how these issues effect the school environment. A very fruitful web
resource guide is included. You can also view similar guides on these
topics: Access,
Commercialization,
Credibility,
Free Speech,
Intellectual
Property, and Privacy.
Chances are, if you are concerned about an issue relating to technology
use in schools, it is addressed in one of these valuable resources. A
comprehensive look at email
and Internet use policies in schools today. This resource walks you
through the most relevant legal issues relating to the use of technologies
that interact with those anywhere in the world. |