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Main Authors: Eisenberg, Mike, Lowe, Carrie
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1999
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ586238
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author Eisenberg, Mike
Lowe, Carrie
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Lowe, Carrie
Eisenberg, Mike
Lowe, Carrie
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contents Call to Action: Getting Serious about Libraries and Information in Education. Eisenberg, Mike Lowe, Carrie Administrator Role Computer Uses in Education Cooperative Programs Educational Planning Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Information Literacy Information Skills Information Technology Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Librarians Library Role Media Specialists School Libraries Teacher Role Teamwork Technology Integration Technology Planning Discusses the importance of a team of technology teachers, library and information professionals, and administrators working together to achieve technology's potential in schools. Addresses three key questions (What needs to be done?, Who will do it?, and How will it be done?) that this team must answer for successful integration of technology into classrooms and learning centers. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Call to Action: Getting Serious about Libraries and Information in Education.
Eisenberg, Mike
Lowe, Carrie
Administrator Role
Computer Uses in Education
Cooperative Programs
Educational Planning
Educational Technology
Elementary Secondary Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Information Technology
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Librarians
Library Role
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Teacher Role
Teamwork
Technology Integration
Technology Planning
Call to Action: Getting Serious about Libraries and Information in Education. Eisenberg, Mike Lowe, Carrie Administrator Role Computer Uses in Education Cooperative Programs Educational Planning Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Information Literacy Information Skills Information Technology Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Librarians Library Role Media Specialists School Libraries Teacher Role Teamwork Technology Integration Technology Planning Discusses the importance of a team of technology teachers, library and information professionals, and administrators working together to achieve technology's potential in schools. Addresses three key questions (What needs to be done?, Who will do it?, and How will it be done?) that this team must answer for successful integration of technology into classrooms and learning centers. (AEF)
title Call to Action: Getting Serious about Libraries and Information in Education.
topic Administrator Role
Computer Uses in Education
Cooperative Programs
Educational Planning
Educational Technology
Elementary Secondary Education
Information Literacy
Information Skills
Information Technology
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Librarians
Library Role
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Teacher Role
Teamwork
Technology Integration
Technology Planning
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ586238