Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Instructional Technology Issues

From Me:
  • Designing for male and female minds-- differences in how technology is learned, viewed, and used between men and women.
  • Open Courses- Should course material be available for others for free? What are the costs/rewards associated with this idea?
  • Using Facebook as an instructional tool: The good, bad, and the ugly
  • Cross-cultural learning through technology- designing not only for a single culture, but for the world
  • The role of technology in the classroom: Is technology a crutch, a skill, or a supportive element in traditional education?
  • What's to learn about Technology? The technologies we're using now are constantly changing. Is teaching technology in an undergraduate teacher education program productive?
  • The helpfulness of Learning Management Systems
  • Internet safety and childhood education
  • Designing technologies for special needs students

From Others:
  • Collaboration and Technology
  • Immersion language learning
  • Web 2.0 in Education
  • Educational Games
  • Electronic Performance Support Systems
  • Knowledge Management Systems
  • Open Source Tools
  • 3-D Virtual Worlds
  • One-laptop per Child Initiative
  • Distance Learning Topics: Synchronous video, asynchronous video, interactions vs. independent learning
  • Video Analysis Tools
  • Open-Learning Environments
  • Web 2.0 Technologies
  • Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL)
  • Technology Integration in Early Childhood
  • Simulations
  • Data-Driven D.M.

1 comment:

Annie Japannie said...

Here's some very important material for your studies on technology for the male vs. female mind:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qptvCqtMg_o

(sorry, you'll have to wait until you're not on campus to watch it on YouTube)