Technology and education : issues in administration, policy, and applications in K12 schools
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書誌事項
Technology and education : issues in administration, policy, and applications in K12 schools
（Advances in educational administration : an annual series of analytical essays and critical reviews / editors, Paul W. Thurston, Linda S. Lotto, v. 8）
Elsevier JAI, 2006
1st ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In today's society where most students own MP3 players, engage in constant instant messaging and downloading from the Internet, more than ever school administrators and staff should be aware of issues in administration, policy, and applications. This book provides a comprehensive presentation of current policies and practices of technology in K12 schools. The first part of the book lays out the foundation of what schools should be concerned about involving various aspects of technology and its impact on school administration and teaching. The second part of the book introduces technology, policy and philosophical discussions on the use of technology in schools. The third section of the book provides an examination of technology of practical applications of technology currently used in schools. Sharon Tettegah holds faculty appointments in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Psychology. She also has appointments with the National Center for Supercomputing Applications and the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign. Richard C. Hunter is a faculty member, and former chair in the Department of Educational Organization and Leadership in the College of Education at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.
目次
Part I: Technology, Schools, and Administration: Raising Awareness. Changing Schools with Technology: What Every School Should Know about Innovation. (D.M. Marcovitz). Cyber-Bullying and Schools in an Electronic Era. (S.Y. Tettegah, D. Betout, K. Taylor). Critical Support Framework for K-12 School and University Technology Partnerships. (L.C. Yamagata-Lynch, S. Smaldino). The Pasteurization of Education. (D. Williamson Shaffer, K.D. Squire). Teacher as Brand: Pursuing Professional Identities in a Digital Domain. (J.B. Keller, M.J. Stuve). Part II: Technology, Policy, and Philosophy: What all School Districts Should Know. Copyright, Technology, and Your Rights. (D.M. Marcovitz). Beyond the Digital Divide. (N.C. Burbules, T.A., Callister, Jr. C. Taaffe). Technology and Urban Youth: Emergent Issues Regarding Access. (D.G. Williams, T.L. Carr, N.S. Clifton). Acceptable Use Policies in School Districts: Myth or Reality? (K.R. Taylor, Eun Won Whang, S. Tettegah). Knowing and Getting What You Pay For: Administration, Technology, and Accountability in K-12 Schools. (S. Donahoo, M. Whitney). A Hermeneutic Approach towards Integrating Technology into Schools: Policy and Practice. (M.Y. Eryaman). Part III. Technology, Applications, and Practice: Actions and Strategies. Educational Digital Libraries: Platforms for Innovation and Equity. (M.A. Mardis, E.S. Hoffman). Integrating Squeak into a community: A Collaborative Effort. (B. Hug, G. Reese). Collaborative Learning Environments - Developing SMART Classrooms in Theory and in Practice. (B. Carter, T. Linder). Can We Talk? Communication Technologies, Social Informatics, and Systemic Change. (B. Monroe). Ubiquitous Computing: Rethinking Teaching, Learning and Technology Integration. (Karen Swan et al.). Digital Photo Journals: A Novel Approach to Addressing Early Childhood Technology Standards and Recommendations. (C. Carter Ching, X.C. Wang, Y. Kedem). Personal, Professional, Technical, and Institutional Factors Involved In Developing a Computer-Intensive English Curriculum. (J.A. Federmeier, R.T. Clift). Superintendent Leadership for Technology Integration in Public Education. (R.C. Hunter).
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