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February 2007

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In This Issue

Features

Breathing Fire into Web 2.0
By Justin Hardman and David Carpenter
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Project-based Learning Around the World
By Kristen Weatherby
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A New Bloom: Transforming Learning
By David Cochran and Jack Conklin with Susannah Modin
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Learning Connections

Learning Connections
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Language Arts
Writing Tools for Differentiating Instruction
By Kylie Stewart, Diana Greer, and Sean J. Smith

Social Studies
Get Ready to Read
By Judy Britt

Multidisciplinary
Creating Magical Multimedia Projects
By Donna Dick and Jennifer Lindeman

Mathmatics
Encouraging Graphing with Sports
By Theresa J. Pierce

Multidisciplinary
Quality Images for the Classroom
By Savilla Banister

Teacher Resources
Finding Appropriate Online Resources
By Julie Lindsay

Departments

ISTE at a Glance
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Issue Oriented
What Does Globalization Mean for Education?
By Anita McAnear
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Readers Respond
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ISTE News
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Point/Counterpoint
Naked Independence vs. Performance Support
By David Davis and Dave Edyburn
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Connected Classroom
Video in the Age of Participation
By Glen Bull
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As I See IT
I'm Just a Bill, Yes I'm Only a Bill
by Don Hall
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Research Windows
Teacher Effects
By Helen Apthorp
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Member Profiles
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ISTE in Action
Taking Ed Tech Leadership Global

By Don Knezek
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Products & Services

Buyer's Guide
Multimedia Authoring Tools
by Arlene Borthwick and Irina Lobo
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Product Reviews
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  • Start to Finish Core Content
    By Terence W. Cavanaugh
  • Samsung CLP-650N Color Laser Printer
  • Ulead VideoStudio 10 Plus
    By J.V. Bolkan

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 2007 (Available online approximately March, 1)

Technology and Social Justice: We know technology affects student achievement, it is no longer ethical to withhold it from some students. Colleen Swain and colleagues make the case that all teachers should use technology in the classroom to help bridge the digital divide. 

Tehnology Integration: What Happens Now?: As changes in federal funding spell the end of the network of Regional Technology in Education Consortia, staff members of ALTEC at the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning discuss resources still available in R*TEC's wake.

Project-based Learning Around the World: In part 2 of her description of Microsoft and ISTE's partnership to create project-based learning curriculum for a global audience, Kristen Weatherby describes how the lessons have been adapted in Estonia and Hong Kong.

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