Exploring a new partnership : children, teachers, and technology : proceedings of the IFIP WG3.5 International Working Conference on Exploring a New Partnership, Children, Teachers, and Technology, Philadelphia, PA, U.S.A., 27 June-1 July 1994

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Exploring a new partnership : children, teachers, and technology : proceedings of the IFIP WG3.5 International Working Conference on Exploring a New Partnership, Children, Teachers, and Technology, Philadelphia, PA, U.S.A., 27 June-1 July 1994

edited by June Wright, David Benzie

(IFIP transactions, A . Computer science and technology ; 58)

Elsevier, 1994

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Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

The role of Information Technology (IT) in main stream education is explored by international specialists in this publication. Five main sections present papers focusing on the following themes: issues associated with the integration of IT into education systems; IT and pupil learning; interactive learning environments (including Virtual Reality); IT and community/cultural issues; and reports on developments around the world. A number of the papers consider work undertaken in classrooms, whilst others address either theoretical/philosophical issues or issues associated with organization. The publication should be of relevance to the work of lecturers, teachers, education reseachers and education administrators.

目次

  • Part 1 Integrating IT (information technology) into education systems: cautionary verses - prospects and problems in achieving the aims of the computer revolution, G. Marshall
  • towards the integration of information technology in compulsory education? potentialities and constraints, G.-L. Baron and E. Bruillard
  • the development of informatics capability in elementary schools - what to do, and how to make it work, D. Passey and J. Ridgway
  • the search for a coherent approach to the development of information technology in the school curriculum, W. Burke
  • a policy for change, A. Chaptal
  • the TEAMSS project - examining the impact of a multi-level staff development model, R.S. Heller and C.D. Martin. Part 2 Observations on pupil learning: computer games as motivators for successful computer end-use, Y.J. Katz and B. Offir
  • how new technologies question educational practices and learning theories, R. Cohen
  • the utilization of "open" courseware for developing an enquiry approach in the study of non-scientific subjects, B. Offir et al
  • pupils' cognitive development through technological experiences mediated by the teacher, P. Boero et al. Part 3 Interactive learning environments: using an aesthetics lens to investigate young children's experiences with educational technology, J. Hanor
  • a computer in the classroom - a catalyst for a creative partnership, E. Sendova
  • explorative and creative learning using computer controlled models, G. Futschek and L. Berger
  • environment for environments - a new metaphor for Logo, A. Blaho et al
  • school 2001-project in Finland - making advanced multimedia with elementary school children, A. Joutsimaki
  • mythology as a rich and meaningful context for integrated learning of literacy, numeracy and scientific inference - new possibilities, G. Vakanas et al
  • virtual reality and education, C. Byrne and T. Furness
  • a new role for teachers - software evaluator, W.S. Cheung. Part 4 IT and community partnership: children and electronic media in the home, T. Downes
  • technology to create common ground - opportunities for children with disabilities, J. Kahn and E. Kolodner
  • technology in multi-cultural mathematics classrooms, B.J. Ferrucci and J.A. Carter
  • community planning - a computer simulation, M. Teague and G. Teague
  • curriculum, technology and staff development - a college-school partnership, R.J. Siegfried and M. Durkan-Reusche. Part 5 Reports from around the world: firing up Finnish pre-school development through technological learning environments, M.I. Siekkinen
  • computers in a Bulgarian classroom - the influence on children and teachers, B. Gradinarowa
  • IT in Irish primary schools, T.O. Briain
  • information technology in Norwegian education, S. Rosvik. Part 6 The Rosemont Conference: a look back at the conference, S. Rosvik.

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