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Journal of Computing in Teacher Education (JCTE)

 
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Editors: Ann Thompson and Denise A. Schmidt
Iowa State University
Department of Curriculum and Instruction
Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching
N031 Lagomarcino Hall
Ames, IA 50011-3192
E-mail: eat@iastate.edu or dschmidt@iastate.edu

Table of Contents
Volume 18, Number 4

 

Columns


Editor's Remarks
Members OnlyThe Open Source Software Movement: Implications for Teacher Educators (PDF, 256 KB, 19 sec, PDF Instructions)
Ann Thompson

Open source software could be the next big movement in education. How will it affect you, your students, and your colleagues? Thompson provides some insight into these issues.

President's Message
Members OnlyTransitions in Technology and Teacher Education (PDF, 96 KB, 7 sec, PDF Instructions)
Dale S. Niederhauser
Niederhauser prepares to pass the torch to new SIGTE president Ann Cunningham.

 

Articles


Members OnlyBeginning to Put the Pieces Together: A Technology Infusion Model for Teacher Education (PDF, 218 KB, 34 sec, PDF Instructions)
Rachel A. Vannatta and Blanche O'Bannon
Vannatta and O'Bannon discuss how their institution helps prepare preservice teachers to use technology. The model they use is based on ISTE's Essential Conditions for Teacher Preparation.

Members OnlyAn Analysis of the Influence of Technology Training on Teacher Stages of Concern Regarding the Use of Instructional Technology in Schools (PDF, 64 KB, 10 sec, PDF Instructions)
Holly B. Casey and Glenda C. Rakes
Casey and Rakes found that technology integration training and time are most likely to help teachers use technology effectively in their teaching. They also provide ideas for how to ensure that technology integration training is effective.

Members OnlyTeachers Attitudes and Use of Multimedia Technology in the Classroom: Constructivist-Based Professional Development Training for School Districts (PDF, 192 KB, 30 sec, PDF Instructions)
J. Mathew Myers and Regina Halpin
Constructivist technology staff development proved to help teachers develop more positive attitudes toward computers and to increase the likelihood that they would use computers in their classrooms.

Members OnlySchool Culture on the Internet: Considerations for Preservice and Inservice Teachers (PDF, 1,392 KB, 4 min, PDF Instructions)
Daniel W. Doerger
Doerger explores the concept of school culture, assesses how well Web sites can represent school culture, and provides a checklist to help a site visitor discern a school's culture.

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