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Learning & Leading with Technology

May 2001

The May issue leads with Bernie Dodge's feature, FOCUS: Five Rules for Writing a Great WebQuest. Colleen Swain and Tamara Pearson write on bridging the digital divide. Other articles include a guide to getting a handle on total cost of ownership (TCO), Using publisher's Web sites, and much, much more.

 

Featured Articles

FOCUS: Five Rules for Writing a Great WebQuest
By Bernie Dodge
One of the original developers of the WebQuest shares his insights into creating high-quality quests every time.
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In This Issue

    Feature

    Bridging the Digital Divide: A Building Block for Teachers
       By Colleen Swain and Tamara Pearson
    The author's discuss how classroom teachers can attack the digital divide through various strategies and efficient use of existing resources.
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    In the Curriculum

    Science
    Linking to Life Beyond the Reservation: The Takini Story
       By Micheline Hickenbotham and Sandee Schamber
    How the Internet, e-mail, and a connection down under helped the students at an isolated school in South Dakota expand their awareness of cultures outside of the Native American reservation on which they live.
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    Science
    Using Publisher's Web Sites
       By Jane Marn Magni
    Publishers have more to offer than just the textbooks in your classroom. Extensive online resources are available from virtually every publisher—in many cases freely available, even if you use textbooks from another company.
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    Starship Gaia
    Model the Movements of the Planets
       By Bob Albrecht and Paul Davis
    Create your own chart of the planets as they move about in their orbits.
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    Humanities
    Schools for a New Millennium
       By Candice Katz and Jennifer Serventi
    The goal of Schools for a New Millennium is to allow a critical mass of teachers—most often in a single school—to immerse themselves in a subject and interactive methods of teaching that subject using technology.
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    Connectivity

    Internal FTP
       By Lih-Ching Chen Wang
    Moving and storing files is no longer a job fit for a floppy—find out how to save large files securely to free Internet storage sites, without even leaving your favorite application.
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    Telecommunications

    Mining the Internet
    Telecollaborators Wanted
       By Judi Harris
    Coming up with great collaborative projects is the easy part, finding the partners needed to make them a reality can be the real challenge, unless of course you know what Judi Harris knows.
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    Distance Education
    Online Education in a War Zone
       By James Backer
    A full-featured Web-site with distance-learning capabilities for your school has many uses, but few more important than keeping the students safely away from the battlefield. See how one Israeli school built an everyday Web site that can double as a virtual school when the kids are at home in their bomb shelters.
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    For Tech Leaders

    Tackling TCO in K–12 Education
     By Steven Moskowitz
    The common business formulas for discovering and then reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) for technology can easily be applied to schools.
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    Student Voices

    Cruising in the Caribbean
     By Abigail Olivia Cyntje
    How Gen www.Y helped Abigail and her teacher place the U.S. Virgin Islands on the technology map.
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    Software

    Software Reviews
       edited by Judi Mathis Johnson
    Read about a variety of tools from photography to online archives that are intended to make teaching easier.
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    Editorial

    The Innovative Educator's Dilemma
       by Dave Moursund
    New developments aren't always easy to incorporate without compromise. Dave looks at ways to embrace change to improve the classroom without destroying the institution in the process.
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    Contributors

    Find out about the authors and column editors in this issue.
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Coming Soon

    September 2001
    Summer's not even here yet, but we're already hard at work preparing the first issue of Volume 29.

 

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