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Learning & Leading with Technology

March 2002

In this month's L&L we focus our mighty lens upon videoconferencing with two features, then add a pair of features on digital photographs. One of those features was written by ISTE's incredibly handsome, talented, and modest Online Editor. [Other editor's note: Guess who wrote this blurb].

Featured Articles

Virtual Field Trips through Videoconferencing
By Lynne M. Pachnowski
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Members Only Download the full article (PDF, 866 KB, PDF Instructions)

There is a supplement to this article. Bringing Authentic K–12 Classrooms and Teachers to a University Classroom through Videoconferencing. By Kellah M. Edens Members OnlyDownload the full article (PDF, 60 KB, PDF Instructions)

Videoconferencing technology allowed preservice teachers to observe and interact with K–12 students without leaving the university campus.

In This Issue

Features

A Primer for the Online instructor
   By Scott Fredrickson, Barbara Clark, and Patricia Hoehner
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Choosing the Right Digital Camera
   By Terence Cavanaugh
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Understanding Digital Images
   By J.V. Bolkan
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In the Curriculum

Music
The Sound of Music—From a Distance
   By Richard Knee, Eileen N. Ariza, and Jolene Long
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Language Arts
Desktop Poetry Project: Producing a Middle School Literary Journal
   By Emily Scharf and Judith Cramer
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Visual Literacy
Visual Imagery and the Art of Persuasion
   By Mary Burns and Danny Martinez
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Math
Teaming Up to Make Learning a Reality
   By Gwen Kelly and Porter Coggins
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For Tech Leaders

A Hybrid Course Model—One Solution to the High Online Drop-Out Rate
By Thomas E. Oblender
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Telecommunications

Mining the Internet
Wherefore Art Thou, Telecollaboration?

By Judi Harris
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Software Reviews

Paint by Numbers: Seven Art and Math Titles Reviewed
By Judi Mathis Johnson
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    Resources

    Links, and supplemental info from this issue of L&L
    Web links are organized by article title. Go there.

Coming Soon

    April 2002
    Computers for Kids, Indexing the Web for Teachers, Part 2 of A Primer for the Neophyte Online Instructor, and much more in our feature well for April, no fooling! Of course, our departments are also blooming with bright, useful spring articles. Editorial Calendar.

 

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