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Blogs in the Classroom
Guest Columnist Molly DuBois, Chenery Middle School, Belmont, Massachusetts, 04/01/10
Thinking about using a blog with your students? Here are some practical tips for making it work from one middle school music teacher.
Technology and Music
Guest Author Molly DuBois, Music Teacher, Chenery Middle School, Belmont. Massachusetts, 03/25/10
This week's article guest author describes how using devices like iPods, and implementing a blog, improved student performance in her middle school music elective course.
iPad Producer
Jim Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 03/18/10
This week's article is a primer on how to produce educational works on the iPad.
Boats and Cheese
Jim Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 03/04/10
This week's article looks at two manufacturing plants and the implications for how technology needs to be part of the training of the young people who will work there.
A Day on the iPad
Jim Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 03/11/10
This week's article provides looks at what a day at school might be like for a student with an iPad.
Blended Learning
Jim Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 02/25/10
This article looks at how to combine online learning with teacher-led face-to-face classroom (TLFFC) learning.
Throw Out the Textbooks?
Guest Columnist Dr. Merle Marsh, 02/18/10
Changing to eCourses can be exciting, rewarding, money-saving, and overwhelming. This article explores ideas for getting started with eCourses.
Copyright and Education 3.0
Jim Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 02/11/10
This week's article provides a quick overview of the copyright provisions that protect the use of media by teachers. If you or someone you teach with suffers under the impression that these laws and policies prevent you from moving forward toward the kind of resource-rich teaching and learning, you need to read this!
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