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Wikis at Work in Education
Guest Columnist Molly Dubois, Music Teacher, Chenery Middle School, Belmont, Massachusetts, 06/23/2008
Here are some practical ideas for putting wikis to work as collaborative documents for teachers and students.
Student Engagement
James G. Lengel, Hunter College and Boston University, 06/16/2008
A small and but growing minority of teachers are finding ways to build deep engagement with serious subject matter by employing technology in carefully crafted presentations and assignments. These teachers report increased commitment and stronger interconnections among students and their subject matter. I see them spelling engagement with the five Ps outlined here.
Capturing Presentations
Jim Lengel, Hunter College, CUNY, 06/04/2008
Here's a low cost solution for capturing a lecture or presentation with a video camera.
The Power of Images
James G. Lengel, Hunter College and Boston University, 05/21/2008
This week's article attempts to describe the different ways of using images in a presentation, with an eye to the educational value of each method.
A Study on the Leaders of Technologically Innovative Schools
Guest Columnist Rachelle R. Wolosoff, Ed. D., 05/02/2008
Guest columnist , Dr. Rachelle R. Wolosoff discusses her new study on the role of leaders in technologically innovative schools and some of the obstacles they face.
From PowerPoint to Podcast
James G. Lengel, Hunter College School of Education, 04/14/2008
This article looks at the practical steps needed to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a podcast.
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