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Follow-up Sessions Spring
Follow-up There will be a time of sharing of classroom activities and structures that have been found effective in the classroom. Everyone is asked to bring fifteen copies of a technology enhanced lesson or ideas to share at the meeting. Also student work and teacher presentations can be shared. During this session, we will learn to utilize the raw materials of the Internet. Everyone needs to bring the book, Raw Materials of the Mind by David Warlick. During this session internet-based collaborative projects will be demonstrated and participants will create submissions for the Notable North Carolinians project.
Fall
Follow-up This session will be a meeting during the first concurrent session of NCETC. It is our hope that each participant can attend this important conference. This is the 2001 Conference description, "The technology-rich classrooms will be those where students from around the world share information and collaborate on exciting interactive projects that enhance their learning experience. Expanding our vision and our technological skills is essential to effective, innovative teaching. As dedicated professionals, we are diligent in our efforts to provide learning environments that meet the needs of all students. That's why more than 2000 educators return to NCETC each year. We invite you to participate this year, searching for Real-Time Integration in this ever-changing world of instructional technology. Leave NCETC 2001 with exciting ideas and a shared vision of how technology-rich instructional environments can better meet the needs of your students! Come share with us your expertise and experiences in educational technology."
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07/05/2001 7:56 AM
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