Microcomputers In Education 2010
This document discusses the use of microcomputers in education. It introduces a class on education and technology and provides a syllabus and course website. It explores how technology can be used administratively for tasks like grades and attendance as well as instructionally through simulations, computer-assisted learning, and accessing information sources and applications. Specific examples of instructional uses discussed include simulations of earthquakes and programs for math and reading practice. The document also outlines local, network-based, and web-based applications that can be used for tasks like desktop publishing, word processing, presentations, and photo editing. It concludes by discussing opportunities for schools in the era of Web 2.0.
Microcomputers In Education 2010
- 1. Microcomputers in EducationRichland Community College, DCCCD - Spring 2010
- 2. IntroductionInstructor IntroductionClass IntroductionsExpectations of the InstructorSyllabusEducation & Technology
- 4. Education & TechnologyWhat is the purpose of technology in the classroom?How do we use microcomputers in education?Administrative vs. Instructional
- 5. Education & TechnologyAdministrativeGradesAttendanceCommunicationInstructionalSimulationsComputer-assisted LearningInformation SourcesLocal & Network ApplicationsWeb-based Applications
- 7. Computer-Assisted Learning: FASTTMath & SuccessMakerOther Examples: Read Naturally, Accelerated Reader, Accelerated Math, Cognitive Tutor, Waterford
- 9. Local & Network ApplicationsDesktop Publishing: Adobe InDesign, Microsoft PublisherWord Processing: Microsoft Word, iWork PagesPresentations: Microsoft PowerPoint, iWork KeynoteGraphic Novel Creators: Comic LifePhoto editing: Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, Photoscape
- 12. Then there was…
- 13. Which in turn generated…
- 14. Which was tamed by…
- 15. What do you get?
- 18. The Users of Web 2.0
- 20. So what?
- 21. Web 2.0 creates opportunities for School 2.0