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Articles related to "Learning And Technology"
Bringing the World Home... Distance education or online learning can help local school systems provide their students with the best education the world has to offer. distance education • online learning • cyber learning • teaching • technology
Learning and Technology A new federal study gives us a surprising answer. Find out what the results were after a major two-year study using computer software for reading and math. technology changes in education • information new wireless technology • future technology • technology education • innovation technology
Making the Grade The first in a series of articles on accessing Distance Learning as a bridge from the liberal arts to the world of work. liberal arts • education • distance learning • internet • technology
Ready for Learning 2.0? A new Web 2.0 based learning paradigm is quickly changing the way the world learns. learning 2.0 • web 2.0 • podcasts • virtual worlds • social networking
Stately Pride In the current affairs of the world, it is surpassingly easy to become focused on world-geography, events, etc. But it is perhaps in this very global society that we need to stress the importance of pride and knowledge in what we have, right out our own back door. state history • technology learning • teacher technology • lesson plan
Effective PowerPoint Lectures Many educators have access to excellent technologies that can help make course material more dynamic and effective. Here are some tips for creating a great lecture. free science power point • powerpoint presentation tips ideas • classroom computer technology resources • educational projected lecture • text heavy slides
Science Blogs in Middle and High School Classes Advantages of blogs in science class include their dynamic ability to be easily updated, integrated in lessons, and effectiveness in teaching and learning support. blogs for science class • science and technology • digital divide • educational technology • teaching and learning using technology
What's Coming Up for 2002 Conferences Thinking about going to a training or HR conference this year? If your department didn’t cut funding for off-site staff development from its 2002 budget, you might want to take the opportunity to attend a conference this spring. This article lists six popular training and HR conferences. training • hr • conference • knowledge management • blended learning
Television and Learning Television is frequently condemned for its useless programming and violent content. However, there is a wealth of entertainment programs on television that have education technology and learning • television lesson plans • technology and education • learning and technology • education and technology
How did the Terrorist Attacks Impact Training? A summary of the Masie Center study on organizational adjustments to learning and collaboration in response to the terrorist attacks. masie • learning • terrorist • training • organizations
What you need to know before you start a home business Four key questions every would-be entrepreneur should ask himself or herself before starting a home business. home business • startups • entrepreneurs • commitment • hard work
Hot: Online Schools In 2000 50,000 students were enrolled in cyber schools. In 2006 there are over 1 million students taking classes on-line. The numbers are expected to rise. cyber charter private schools • cyber bullying • cyber education • virtual schools • cyber academies
Laptops and Back Problems As more and more schools are switching to laptop computers, more physical problems are surfacing. student back problems • computer injuries • computer back problems • carpal tunnel injuries • notebooks laptops
Online Training Newsletters A review of online newsletters that focus on training and development trends. training • trends • newsletters • online • learning
Paddlers Safety Checklist Here is an outline of actions and items that should be part of your next safe paddling trip compiled by the American Canoe Association and United States Coast Guard paddlers safety checklist • paddle gear checklist • kayak safety • paddle self rescue • river safety
Geeky Girls Being a geek isn't just for the boys! Geeks today not only are becoming hip, but they also are girls too. No longer is the technology playground just for boys. Girls are learning quickly that all it takes is a little brain power, and they can be geeks too. geeks • boys • nerds • computers • technology
How To Cheat In Schools Schools are banning cell phones and iPods because students are using these devices to cheat on tests. cheating in schools • cheating in high school • cheating in school • cheating signs • ipods
How to Succeed as an Online Facilitator What you need to know about becoming an effective online facilitator. online learning • facilitator • teaching • google • asychronous
Learning about AT! A summary of courses and workshops in assistive technology assistive technology • courses • workshops • training • education
More Music Software Heaven Part Two It's that time of year when even my best attempts at keeping thoughts of school at bay, I still find myself thinking, what can I do to really start the school year off with something different and fun, yet educational. Teachers, get ready for this! There are some products available now that will ease our load, "wow" the students and impress the principal. And you can actually have fun learning through technology! software • cakewalk • crescendo • noteworthy • students
Researching Occupations A super project for high school juniors and/or seniors is researching a career of interest to them. Much more thought-provoking than asking, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" this project requires students to interview someone in the field of their interest, to research what educational requirements one in that field must meet, and to research earning potential as well as job demand. Follow-up activities include writing a thank-you note, presenting the research to the class, and writing a mock resume for the researched occupation. education • secondary • secondary education • language arts • research
Service in Cyberspace You've heard of telecommuting? Televolunteering is the same principle, but instead of working, you're volunteering. Learn more about how you can provide Service in Cyberspace. Hook up, log on, and volunteer! televolunteering • cybervolunteering • virtual volunteering • on-line volunteering
eLearning Communities: The Business Case Guest contributor Karen Fullerton – a seasoned instructional media and training specialist – presents the benefits of eLearning communities, useful tips for all phases of such an initiative (from planning through ROI measurement), and online resources to help you get started. virtual communities • elearning • e-learning • learning communities • elearning communities
Museums in Portland, Oregon From the Portland Art Museum to the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Forestry Center, Museum of Contemporary Craft and Oregon Historical Society discovery awaits. portland art museum • museum of contemporary crafts • oregon historical society • oregon museum of science and industry • omsi
Careers in e-Learning Guest Contributor David Forman – a well-respected consultant with over 25 years in the training and development industry – presents a valuable overview of the e-Learning profession and practical tips for breaking into the field. elearning • e-learning • e-learning careers • elearning careers • careers in e-learning |
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