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February 2009
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In This Issue
Featured Article
Virtual Success
Transforming Education Through Online Learning
By Julie Young, Pam Birtolo, and Raven McElman
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Leading Connections
Issue Oriented
Lets Welcome, Not Fear, Online Learning
By Anita McAnear
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Readers Respond
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ISTE News
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Member Profiles
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ISTE in Action
We Appreciate You!
By Jessica Medaille
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Products & Services
Buyer's Guide
Webcams
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What's New
A guide to the latest contests, giveaways, hardware, software, books, and resources for the K–12 classroom
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Coming Soon
March/April 2009 (Available online approximately March 1)
Mining for Gold with RSS: There’s a wealth of resources on the Web. So how do you keep up with the latest information as well as all those student blogs you should be reading? Chris Bigenho, an educational technology director, describes how RSS aggregators can help save time by collecting and culling information for you.
Growing Your Professional Learning Networks: David Warlick will show you how tools such as Skype, Google Reader, Second Life, Diigo, Ning, Delicious, Google Talk, wikis, and blogs enable educators to find information for lesson plans, resources, and solutions.
New Visons for Transforming Teaching:
If your professional development opportunities are drawing only tech-savvy teachers, changing your image and mode of delivery may help lure beginners. James Epler, an educational technology specialist, presents his model for getting more teachers to incorporate technology into their lessons.
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