Home PublicationsL&LIssuesVolume 32 (2004-2005) November (No. 3)

Learning & Leading with Technology November 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.

Learning to Lead By Doris Ray and Ann Pike Download the full article (PDF, 559 KB, PDF Instructions)

Feature

The Power of One-to-One
Early Findings from the Maine Technology Initiative
By Mike Muir, Gerald Knezek, and Rhonda Christensen
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Learning Connections

Social Studies
Virtual Ideology
Using Online Quizzes to Help Students Develop Personal Political Values
By William Russell
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Science & Social Studies
GIS Helps Prepare Students for Emergencies
By Susan Gauthier
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Leaders Sharing

The Connected Classroom
Emerging from the Cradle
By Glen Bull, Joe Garofalo, and Randy Bell
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Special Needs
Online Assistance
By Joan Thormann
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Research Windows
Gimme an R! Common Terms in Ed Tech Research
By Robert Kadel
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Media Matters
Substantive Searching
Thinking and Behaving Info-Fluently
By Joyce Valenza
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Departments

Issue Oriented
The Power of Context
By Anita McAnear
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Products & Services
Software Review: Microsoft Digital Image Suite 10
By J.V. Bolkan
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Products & Services
What's New
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Resources

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

February 2005
Eyes in the back of your head? Well not quite, but tools for qualitative assessment might be next best thing. Our leaders share, we make connections, and we've fully stocked our departments. Keep an eye out for our fabulous February issue!

 

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