Best Practice
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This document discusses leveraging modern web tools to support teaching and learning. It asks whether the technology supports core literacy goals, adds value to instruction, and is framed within sound pedagogical design with appropriate assessment of learning and the technology. Examples of tools mentioned include digital storytelling, visual literacy, project management, and developing an understanding of intellectual property and network literacy.
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Best Practice
- 1. Tomorrow’s Tools Today Leveraging Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching and Learning
- 3. Does the technology support a fundamental literacy that the school believes in?
- 4. Connect, collaborate, create, contribute
- 5. Does the technology add value to the instructional process?
- 6. Digital Storytelling Writing Visual Literacy Project Management Intellectual Property Network Literacy
- 7. Is the lesson framed within a sound pedagogical design?
- 8. How is the learning and the technology assessed?