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EDU 625 Educational
Uses of the Internet Summer 2004, O’Neill, Nebraska Instructor: Katie Morrow
5th Grade Teacher, O’Neill Elementary
Phone (402) 336-2353
email: kwillis@esu8.org
webpage: http://www.esu8.org/~oneill/625/ Course
Description: The
purpose of this course is to investigate classroom applications and curriculum
integration of Internet resources. In
doing so, educators will be provided with the technological skills to navigate
the global superhighway, communicating and sharing information with others
worldwide. Materials:
Instructor Selected Handouts
Floppy disks optional for project storage
Internet access for online sessions Course
Objectives: Weaving a Web of Learning ·
Educators
will develop their own competencies in the field of the Internet. ·
Educators
will explore Internet resources available for their respective areas of
interest. ·
Educators
will develop simple educational applications for using the Internet. ·
Educators
will apply the technology tools they acquire to content and student guided
learning to achieve positive educational results. ·
Educators
will assess Internet resources for appropriateness and explore numerous
resources for assistance with technology integration. ·
Educators
will comfortably evaluate student learning when the Internet is utilized. Doane
Education Standards: The graduate student, as a
developing professional, works toward building and improving skills in the
following areas: 1.
The developing professional understands the content knowledge of the
discipline(s) 2.
The developing professional understands how children learn and develop,
and provides opportunities supporting intellectual, social, and personal growth. 3.
The developing professional recognizes and provides for individual
differences and diversity. 4.
The developing professional uses a variety of instructional strategies to
encourage students’ development of skills and strategies for critical thinking
and problem solving. 5.
The developing professional uses classroom management and motivational
strategies to create a positive learning environment. 6.
The developing professional uses knowledge of effective communication
techniques. 7.
Plan: The developing
professional utilizes effective planning techniques. 8.
The developing professional understands and uses a variety of formal and
informal assessment strategies. 9.
The developing professional is a reflective practitioner who actively
seeks out opportunities to grow professionally. 10.
The developing professional fosters relationships with school colleagues,
families, and agencies in the larger community to support students’ learning
and welfare. Course
Requirements: Ø
Students
will actively participate in all hands-on exploration activities. Ø
Students
will archive quality Internet websites discovered or explored while in the class
and share these with other educators. Ø
Students
will develop a collection of simple activities utilizing the Internet that apply
to their content/interest area. These
activities will include: o
Surf
Reports (website reviews) o
One-computer
activity task cards o
Internet
scavenger hunts o
Web Quests o
Hot lists
of websites o
(Advanced
Students may choose to replace simpler projects with a combination of skills or
create a professional website for utilizing the Internet within their
educational setting) Ø
Students
will create an online log of time spent on the Internet and share findings with
others through class email list. Evaluation:
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