Educational Aspects of Technology, Education - Philosophy & Social Aspects, Psychology of Education, Learning, Teaching Aids & Devices
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Overview
Rather than focus on technology as a tool to teach with, this book stresses that technology—video, hypermedia, the Internet, etc.—is an excellent tool to learn with. The emphasis is on learning to solve problems. By concentrating on problem solving with several specific media, the authors show how a variety of technologies can be used to engage students in personally and socially constructed meaning. They address the Internet, and how it can be used to foster community building; video, and how naturally students take to being behind the camera; and multimedia, as a new form of interactive literacy. The Internet material also includes a section on creating a personal or group website, plus coverage of cybermentoring. For teachers in computer classes and media centers—of students at all grade levels.Book Details
Published
August 30, 2002
Publisher
Allyn & Bacon
Pages
272
Format
Paperback, 2002
ISBN
9780130484031