Computers and teacher training : a practical guide
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Computers and teacher training : a practical guide
Haworth Press, c1985
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"A monographic supplement to the journal Computers in the schools, volume 2, 1985"--T.p. verso
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内容説明
Here is a complete guide designed to assist teachers at all levels in learning about educational computing and computer-related technology. In clear and nontechnical language, this revolutionary book provides an exploration of the computer's presence in our society and its potential relationship to the school experience. This helpful volume will serve as a resource for what teachers and prospective teachers need to learn about the technological literacy-intensive environment of the future, and it will aid them in playing an active and imaginative role in the application and enhancement of computer instruction.
目次
Contents Introduction
I. A Look Back--A Look Ahead
How Long Have Computers Been With Us?
Computers in Europe: Moving in Fits and Starts Toward World War II
American Candidates for "Inventor of the Electronic Digital Computer"
The Evolution of Programming
The Transistor
From the Microchip to the Apple Generation
Computers in the Workplace
Computers in Our Personal Lives
Computers in Education
Summary
II. The Computer as an Agent of Change
The Computer as a Catalyst for Revitalizing Education
Can a Computer Possess the Qualities of a Good Teacher?
How Communication Links Expand Your View
Artificial Intelligence: From the Laboratory to Our Lives
A Little Healthy Skepticism and Concern
The Future--A Fifth Generation of Computers
Helping Teachers Direct Technological Change
Teachers Influencing the Marketplace
The Classroom Teacher: Key to Meaningful Change
The Teacher as Decision Maker
Teacher Training and Staff Development in Computers
A Suggested Format for Training Sessions
Summary
III. Using Computers to Enhance Learning
Don't Fall Into the Same Trap as Educational Television
Borrow From Other Fields
Computer-Assisted Instruction
Computer-Managed Instruction
Computers and Exceptional Children
Computers--or Machine Intelligence Itself--as a Subject of Instruction
Simulation Games
Computers and Reading
"The Computer as Pencil"--Reading and Writing With Machine Intelligence
Courseware and Software Problems
Language Arts and the Most Powerful Learning Technology Ever Devised
Suggestions for the Teacher
Computer-Based Learning and Children's Literature: Linking the Technological and Literary Worlds
A New Kind of Literary Fusion: Inhabiting an Author's Environment
Multiple Idea Arrangements for Technology and Literature: Combining Learning Tools
Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Literature: Telecommunication Networks Available Today
Influencing the New Medium: Windows on the Literary World
The Future of Our Children's Literacy Depends on You
Exaggerated Claims
Ten Generalizations About Educational Computing Supported by Research
IV. Programming
Computer Programming: Reading/Writing Relationships
Where Does Programming Fit Into the Curriculum?
Higher Level Languages
Infallible Programs?
Logo
PILOT
BASIC
Learning Activities
V. Don't Buy Hardware--Buy a Solution!
Making Decisions About Hardware
The Computer's System
The First Time Your Class Meets the Computer
VI. Computer Awareness Activities: Tapping Into the World: Computer Telecommunications Networks and Schools
Computer Telecommunications Networks
Necessary Components for Computer Telecommunications
Computer Telecommunications Networks Serve People
Computer Telecommunications Networks and Schools
Caveats and Thorny Problems
Summary
Examples of General Information Systems
Examples of Bibliographic Data Bases
Examples of Educational Bulletin Board Systems
Examples of Free Educational Bulletin Boards
Resources for Further Information
Appendix: Resources
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