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April 2007
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In This Issue
Features
Virtual Schooling
By Niki Davis and Dale S. Niederhauser
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School 2.0: the Science Leadership Academy
By Christopher Lehmann
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It's Magic: An Educator's Vision of the Future
By Annemarie Timmerman
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Learning Connections
Learning Connections
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Social Studies
Cyber Humanities: Rigor and Relevance Through Videoconferencing
By Lynne Sueoka
Language Arts
Audio Text to Go
By Lisa Wahl and Julie Duffield
Physical Eduationy
Activating Your School: Movement-Oriented Learning
By Pete Rognli
Mulidisciplinary
Get the Picture with Video Capture
By Elizabeth B. Davis
Language Arts
Author Web Sites Inspire Students
By Rose Reissman
Computer Sciences
Ready, Set , Code! Starting a Computer Team
By Justin Solomon
Multidisciplinary
My Hero
By Sara Armstrong
Departments
ISTE at a Glance
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Issue Oriented
New Skills for a New Century
By Anita McAnear
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Readers Respond
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ISTE News
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Point/Counterpoint
Are School Better Than They were 20 Years Ago?
By Hope Benton-Borghi and Marc Simmons
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Connected Classroom
The 1,000-Mile Microphone Cable
By Glen Bull
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Media Matters
Does Your District Need a Technology Audit?
By Howard Pitler
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the full article (PDF, 97 KB)
As I See IT
Herding Cats
by Don Hall
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ISTE in Action
Join Together
Helen Padgett and Doug Johnson
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Member Profiles
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• Cameron McKenley
• CUE
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Products & Services
Buyer's Guide
Interactive Whiteboards
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Product Reviews
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- Incite Learning Series
By J.V. Bolkan
- WriteToLearn
By Sarah McPherson
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
May 2007 (Available online approximately May, 1)
Online Professional Development that Works: The interest in online learning has been growing at a rapid pace, especially for education professionals who find it inconvenient to attend face-to-face professional development workshops or courses. Explore the National Teacher Enhancement Network, a series of online science courses offered by Montana State Universtiy
Migrants on the MUVE: Second Life, a mulit-user virtual environment created by San Francisco-based Linden Labs, has generated a great deal of media attention in recent months and attracted hundreds of thousands of new users, including a growing population of educators. Discover how Second Life and other virtual worlds can improve education..
Advancing the Profession: The field of educational technology is under extreme pressure to provide evidence of enhanced learning outcomes that can be attributed to technology. National Technology Leadership Coalition Editors, leaders within the ed tech research community, provide guidelines for establishing a proactive research agenda..
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