The digital classroom
Subtitle: how technology is changing the way we teach and learn
By: edited by David T. Gordon.
Contributors: Gordon, David T.
Publisher: Harvard Education Letter
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Cambridge, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Computer-assisted instruction -- United States.; Educational innovations -- United States.
Other titles: Harvard education letter.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"A special publication of the Harvard education letter."
Table of contents: title: Myths and realities about technology in K-12 schools / Glenn M. Kleiman.; title: High-tech kids : trailblazers or guinea pigs? / Joan Westreich.; title: "Technologies don't change schools; title: caring, capable people do" / George Brackett.; title: "Technology is not just a tool" / Edward Miller.; title: Can technology exploit our many ways of knowing? / Howard Gardner.; title: New independence for special needs students / Karen Kelly.; title: "Some assessments treat learning-disabled students unfairly" / Thomas Hehir.; title: Distance learning in the digital age / Natalie Engler.; title: The global schoolhouse / Wambui Githiora-Updike.; title: A new culture of teaching for the 21st century / Stone Wiske.; title: Preparing teachers for the high-tech classroom / Clorinda Valenti; title: "The big question is how to show up without showing up" / David Perkins.; title: Science : venturing online to teach and learn / Alan Feldman.; title: Math : calculating the benefits of cybersessions / Gene Klotz.; title: History : mining for gold in a mountain of resources / Bill Tally and Melissa Burns.; title: Literacy : Charlotte's web meets the World Wide Web / Julie M. Wood.; title: A tech coordinators's road map for the information highway / Shelley Chamberlain.; title: Partnerships : making the connection / Karen Kelly.; title: "Each community has a wealth of technical expertise" / Karen Smith.; title: The real digital divide : quality not quantity / Maisie McAdoo.; title: "Internet content should reflect children's diversity of needs and interests" / Milton Chen.; title: The gender gap : why do girls get turned off to technology? / Karen Kelly.; title: A Title IX for the technology divide?; title: Margaret Riel.; title: A new century demands new ways of learning / Chris Dede.; title: "Is being a good citizen only about being a worker and consumer?" / Larry Cubin.; title: "This is Dewey's vision revisited" / David Williamson Shaffer.