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by Shan Glandon (Author)
Developing ways to fit technology into existing lessons can be a real challenge. This valuable resource uses planning forms and examples to help media specialists and teachers focus on ways to effectively and purposefully add technology. You will be able to deliver more effective lessons, build communication and collaboration opportunities and develop exciting technology-based projects for students.
Each unit example begins with a completed planning form showing unit title and length, technology connections, suggested grade levels, activity focus, suggested collaborations between media specialist and teacher, basic resources, and preparation tasks and lesson plans. The examples show key places within each unit where technology can be integrated easily. The collaborations connect with standards-based education in language arts, math, science and social studies. Ideas for whole-class projects are also included. Easy-to-follow unit outlines include evaluation rubrics for many subject areas, while user-friendly graphic organizers make integrating technology that much easier. - Add exciting variety to the options K-8 students can use to demonstrate understanding and learning- 22 sample collaborations show effective ways to incorporate technology in four core subjects
- All units meet the National Educational Standards for Students (ISTE 2000) and support the "Ten Learning and Teaching Principles of School Library Media Programs" outlined in Information Power
Author Biography
Shan Glandon is the elementary curriculum coordinator at Jenks Public Schools in Tulsa, OK.
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by Shan Glandon (Author)
Developing ways to fit technology into existing lessons can be a real challenge. This valuable resource uses planning forms and examples to help media specialists and teachers focus on ways to effectively and purposefully add technology. You will be able to deliver more effective lessons, build communication and collaboration opportunities and develop exciting technology-based projects for students.
Each unit example begins with a completed planning form showing unit title and length, technology connections, suggested grade levels, activity focus, suggested collaborations between media specialist and teacher, basic resources, and preparation tasks and lesson plans. The examples show key places within each unit where technology can be integrated easily. The collaborations connect with standards-based education in language arts, math, science and social studies. Ideas for whole-class projects are also included. Easy-to-follow unit outlines include evaluation rubrics for many subject areas, while user-friendly graphic organizers make integrating technology that much easier. - Add exciting variety to the options K-8 students can use to demonstrate understanding and learning- 22 sample collaborations show effective ways to incorporate technology in four core subjects
- All units meet the National Educational Standards for Students (ISTE 2000) and support the "Ten Learning and Teaching Principles of School Library Media Programs" outlined in Information Power
Author Biography
Shan Glandon is the elementary curriculum coordinator at Jenks Public Schools in Tulsa, OK.
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