As part of the wrap-up for this course, we’re looking back at some of the first things we wrote in June (Introduction to WebTools, Setting the Stage, and Guiding Principles for Tech Use in the Classroom). I don’t know that my thinking/philosophy on using technology has changed dramatically in the past two and a half [...]
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Setting the Stage (revisited 7/29/11)
Posted in education, tagged blogging, MSSE, teaching, Web Tools on July 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Guiding Principles for Tech Use in the Classroom
Posted in education, Education / Science, science, WebTools, tagged BLC, education, learning, MSSE, technology, Web Tools on June 17, 2011 | 5 Comments »
I started to jump into the world of really using technology in the classroom after attending a Building Learning Communities conference in 2008 (through November Learning). They do a terrific job, and I highly recommend checking it out. Sessions at that conference were eye opening for me in several ways. They collectively planted the seeds [...]
Introduction to WebTools 2011
Posted in education, Education / Science, WebTools, tagged education, MSSE, science, technology, Web Tools on June 16, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I’m very excited to be starting a class this week called Web Tools for Science Teachers through Montana State’s MSSE program (Masters of Science in Science Education), and I will be using this blog to post assignments, reflections, and examples of web tools that will be useful in the classroom. While this blog has been up and [...]
