Ubiquitous Connectivity = Ubiquitous Learning? (Context and Teachers).
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| author | Barron, Daniel D. |
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| contents | Ubiquitous Connectivity = Ubiquitous Learning? (Context and Teachers). Barron, Daniel D. Access to Computers Access to Information Computer Literacy Computer Networks Computer Uses in Education Educational Development Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Information Networks Internet Professional Development School Libraries World Wide Web Discusses "ubiquitous connectivity." Suggests that technology can help make community a global concept, but that the human element is necessary for the content and the context. Cites examples from the literature that deal with classroom connectivity; using technology once connected; and role of the school library in extending participation and in supporting professional development. Describes Web sites that offer examples of the nationally developed information technology competencies for teachers. (AEF) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2000 |
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| spellingShingle | Ubiquitous Connectivity = Ubiquitous Learning? (Context and Teachers). Barron, Daniel D. Access to Computers Access to Information Computer Literacy Computer Networks Computer Uses in Education Educational Development Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Information Networks Internet Professional Development School Libraries World Wide Web Ubiquitous Connectivity = Ubiquitous Learning? (Context and Teachers). Barron, Daniel D. Access to Computers Access to Information Computer Literacy Computer Networks Computer Uses in Education Educational Development Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Information Networks Internet Professional Development School Libraries World Wide Web Discusses "ubiquitous connectivity." Suggests that technology can help make community a global concept, but that the human element is necessary for the content and the context. Cites examples from the literature that deal with classroom connectivity; using technology once connected; and role of the school library in extending participation and in supporting professional development. Describes Web sites that offer examples of the nationally developed information technology competencies for teachers. (AEF) |
| title | Ubiquitous Connectivity = Ubiquitous Learning? (Context and Teachers). |
| topic | Access to Computers Access to Information Computer Literacy Computer Networks Computer Uses in Education Educational Development Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Information Networks Internet Professional Development School Libraries World Wide Web |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ611702 |