Learning & Leading with Technology October 2004 Online digital archives to support rich, student-centered learning and part 2 of our exploration of digital citizenship headline this issue. Thirteen palm applications for the math classroom, a slew of great columns and a hardware review of Epson's multimedia projector round out a great issue.

Online Digital Archives
By Mark Hofer
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Feature

Digital Citizenship: Focus Questions for Implementation
By Mike Ribble and Gerald D. Bailey
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Learning Connections

Language Arts
Personal Literacy Assistants
By Donna Baumbach, Toni Christopher, Karen Fasimpaur, and Kevin Oliver
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Mathematics
A Baker's Dozen: 13 Palm Apps for Math
By Lynn M. Lary
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Leaders Sharing

The Connected Classroom
Interactive Whole-Class Display Systems
By Joe Garofalo, Glen Bull, Randy Bell, and Stephanie van Hover
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For Tech Leaders
Preparing for the Data Deluge
By Don Hall
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Project-Based Learning
Equity Revisited
By Diane McGrath
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Professional Development
Finding the Time
By Steven Moskowitz
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Departments

Issue Oriented
A Season of Change
By Anita McAnear
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Products & Services
Hardware Review: Epson PowerLite 81p
By J.V. Bolkan
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Products & Services
What's New
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Member Profile
Simply SETSIG: Susan Hardin
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Resources

Links, and supplemental info from this issue of L&L
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November 2004
Read an update on Maine's innovative 1:1 laptop program, and a second feature on a professional development initiate in Maine. Don't miss the curriculum or column sections either. November's issue promises to deliver much to be thankful for.

December 2004–January 2005
Straddling the old and new years, L&L launches an in-depth look at copyright law and the classroom. Tons of columns, department sections and product reviews round out the super-sized 2-month extravaganza.

 

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