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Session #1: Overview & Theoretical Foundations  [terminologies and theorists] 

1.1 Diagnostic survey - Diagnostic survey of technology proficiency  with the use and integration of technology. 

1.2 ISTE/NETS technology standards - information on technology standards for instructors and students.

1.3 Learning theories and  theorists associated with the learning style: behaviorism, cognitivism, & constructivism.

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Session #2: Computer Mediated Communication - Use of electronic communication and instructional strategies of e-communications.

           2.1 MSN Messenger 7 Contacts.

           2.2 Brief bio sketch (word doc)

           2.3 Tapped In Now User Information.

           2.4 Class blog exercise - (DIM) Development of Instructional Materials

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Session #3: Design: Theory, Instruction - the role of planning in the selection and implementation of instructional technology and creating taxonomies templates.

           3.1 A.1 DID Model - DID lesson designer template.

           3.2  Session 3 SA - Short Answer

 
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Taxonomy tables

           3.3   Taxonomy Table 1- Bloom’s Taxonomy Levels, examples of performance objectives and

                                               activities.

           3.4 Taxonomy Table 2 - Tomei’s Taxonomy Levels, examples of performance objectives and

                                                activities.

           3.5 Taxonomy Table 3 - a lesson from practice work with a table that includes the

                                                 performance objective(s) [PO] in one column; the PO rank on

                                                 Bloom’s Taxonomy (with examples); and the PO rank on Tomei’s

                                                  taxonomy (with examples).

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Session #4:  Teacher as Designer - strategies for the integration of technology and examining instructional models.

          4.1 NTeQ and DID models; Comparing, contrasting and justification

   

       

    Last Update:06/28/2005