Web
Sites for the classroom
There are many Internet references for classroom teachers.
We will identify a few exemplary sites. The landscape of
the worldwide web changes everyday. A teacher is best served
by learning Internet research techniques. *These research
techniques will be addressed in depth in Module II.
Apple Learning Interchange
http://ali.apple.com/
A Guide to Promote Childrens Reading Success
http://stills.nap.edu/html/sor/sor-7.htm
Technology Integration
- Powerpoint presentation by Mark Hines from Oahus
Mid-Pacific Institute
http://pueo.midpac.edu/teachers/technology/uh_coe_tech_int/index.html
Handbook of Engaged Learning Projects
http://www-ed.fnal.gov/help/cover.html
Educators Internet Guide
http://tlcf.k12.hi.us/idl2000/guidecontents.html
Apple Technology Planning Guide
http://www.apple.com/education/planning/process/index.html
Teacher Tools
http://school.discovery.com/teachingtools/teachingtools.html
Books and Articles
The worldwide collection of print material is also growing
at a breath taking pace. We will restrict our reference
list to a few exemplary resources, including materials recommended
by teacher trainers in the Pacific.
Online Courses
The Pacific Voices Technology Kits include pre-paid
tuition for team members to enroll in the Apple Professional
Development online courses. We do not know how useful these
courses may be. We encourage team members to try them out
and provide us with your feedback. Links to the online courses
are provided below.
Apple Learning Professional Development
http://ali.apple.com/nshelp/catalog.shtml
Standards
In the United States various professional organizations
have published standards for English, Language Arts, Reading,
Math, Science and Technology. These standards can be helpful,
but they should not supplant the standards set by your own
island entity. On our Pacific Voices web site, we have links
to some of these national sites to make it easier for you
to review these resources. You may want to contact the Curriculum
Specialists within your own Department or Ministry of Education
for the professional standards expected in your community.
Commercial Software Reviews
There are many commercial software programs that purport
to promote literacy. This too is a very changeable market.
We will provide links to some comprehensive software review
sites. We will also include software reviews provided
by members within our own Pacific Voices Community. Please
contact us if you wish to review a particular piece of
commercial software. We will try to provide you with a
preview opportunity.
Assistive Technology
- Assessment and Intervention Protocols
for Children with Mild Learning and Behavior Disorders
[pdf]
[text-only]
- Assessment and Intervention Protocols
for children with "Multiple Disabilities and Sensory
Disabilities [pdf]
[text-only]
Pacific
Voices Technology Kit
Each island team has been provided with a rich set
of technology tools and the ongoing supports to utilize
them. A link to that technology kit is provided here.
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