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Nevin, Roger – Teacher Librarian, 2009
At Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute (CVI) in Peterborough, Canada, the Learning Commons is the school's central place for introducing new technology to students and teachers. This includes collaborative projects with teachers to develop curriculum that uses new technologies. Over the last few years podcasting as well as other online…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Curriculum Development, Computers, Foreign Countries
Sivin, Jay P.; Bialo, Ellen R. – 1992
In response to the rapid growth of computer crime and such illegitimate practices as piracy and fraud, the National Institute of Justice and the Office for Educational Research and Improvement have formed a partnership to promote school programs on the ethical uses of new technologies. This report, the first of the partnership, is designed to…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Curriculum Development, Educational Technology, Electronic Mail
Abilock, Debbie – Technology Connection, 1997
Offering Internet training sessions can encourage parents to attend parent-teacher conferences and become more involved in their children's schooling. Topics can include filtering software and integrating the Internet into the curriculum; brief lab sessions can acquaint parents with e-mail and World Wide Web "bookmarks." Tips for…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Curriculum Development, Electronic Mail, Elementary Secondary Education
Norton, Priscilla; Sprague, Debra – 1998
Belen Public Schools (New Mexico) received a Goals 2000 grant for teacher education and technology integration. The Belen Goals 2000 professional development project established two three-day teachers-teaching-teachers workshops. The first focused on using an integrated software package and the second focused on using e-mail and the Internet.…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Computer Software, Curriculum Development
Seals, Georgina; And Others – 1987
This guide explains how to incorporate a local area network (LAN) into the business education curriculum. The first section defines LAN, a communications system that links computers and other peripherals within an office or throughout nearby buildings and shares multiuser software and send and/or receive information. Curriculum planning…
Descriptors: Business Education, Communication Skills, Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education
Adams, Sharon; Burns, Mary – 1999
This guide provides suggestions for using technology (i.e., computers and anything that attaches to computers) as instructional tools in environments that support learning. Chapter 1 offers an overview of learning principles based on constructivist theory, including what constructivism offers the classroom, the role of the student, the role of the…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Constructivism (Learning)
National Educational Computing Conference. – 1997
These conference proceedings report on the current trends, practices, and research in the field of educational technology. Papers and project descriptions are included on the following topics: digital portfolios; United Nations convention for children's rights; virtual communities and classrooms; study strategies; e-mail communication across the…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Computer Networks, Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education
Parke, David, Ed. – 2000
This document contains 21 presentations from a conference on business and marketing education. The following papers are included: "Microsoft Excel 2000" (Jeff Fuller); "Clueless in the Classroom? Hints To Help!" (Mary W. Evans); "A Strategy To Improve Narrative-Number Linkage in Business Writing" (Ellis A. Hayes);…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Business Communication, Business Education, Classroom Techniques