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February 2008
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In This Issue
Features
Social Networking for the K–12 Set
By Jim Klein
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One Size Doesn't Fit All
By Judi Harris
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Speaking Math
By Janet Graham and Ted Hodgson
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Learning Connections
Learning Connections
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Science
iPods in Science
By Jared Mader and Ben Smith
Business Ed
Simulations as Action Learning Devices
By Dan Smith
Multidisciplinary
Using VoIP to Foster Connectivitiy and Communication
By Julie Lindsay
Foreign Language
And the Rasco Goes To...
By Kathryn S. Land
Language Arts
Piquing into English (And Other Subject Areas)
By Melissa Cole
Leading Connections
ISTE at a Glance
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Issue Oriented
School-wide Technology Integration
By Anita McAnear
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Readers Respond
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ISTE News
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Point/Counterpoint
Has Technology Improved Your Home-to-School Connection?
By Meg Griffin and Heidi Culea
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Connected Classroom
Storytelling in the Web 2.0 Era
By Glen Bull
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Blogger's Café
A Vision for Classroom Blogging
by Anne Davis
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As I See "IT"
Chicken or Egg?
By Don Hall
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Member Profile
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ISTE in Action
Membership Development Team
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Products & Services
Buyer's Guide
Homework Helpers
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Product Reviews
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- ArtRage
By Savilla Bannister
- Califone CM1-USB
- Kingston Data Traveler 2GB
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 2008 (Available online approximately March, 1)
Learning While Mobile: Learning is becoming more personal, yet collaborative and networked, portable and situated, ubiquitous and durable—and increasingly at odds with formal education, as more and different types of learning are happening outside of the classroom. Researcher Mark van 't Hooft provides a glimpse of what the not-so-distant future of education might bring.
One Size Doesn't Fit All: Despite teachers' positive opinions about the importance and efficacy of educational technology use, most have not had sufficient time or opportunity to engage in the professional learning necessary to use ed tech effectively. In the second of her four-part series, researcher Judi Harris describes a system for designing effective differentiated educational technology professional development, Judi Harris presents and explains different ETPD models.
Making Field Trips Podtastic: Although podcasts have increased our ability to access information, they tend to turn listeners inward. Aliece Weller, John Bickar, and Paul McGuinness of the Harvard Graduate School of Education describe educational applications of podcasting that encourage student interaction and collaboration.
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