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Tools: Overview @2Learn.ca
Please, let's remember: it's not about how we use the TOOLS. It's (mostly) about how we USE the tools. Quick question? |
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Included are these applications tools that teachers use within their classrooms:
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Word Processing Tools | |
Database Tools | |
Spreadsheet Tools | |
Videoconferencing Tools | ||
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Multimedia Tools | |
Web Development Tools | |
Assistive Technologies | ||||
A guide to what you'll find within each of the Teacher Tools
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Links to articles which provide teachers with "food for thought" about teaching with the tools we are being provided. |
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Examples of the use of the specific tools within the context of the classroom and the curriculum. | |
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Specific Technology Outcomes met through the use of each tool. |
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Related online tutorials, frequently asked question files, additional teacher tips, and other extras. | |
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Online tutorials to assist you in using the tools. |
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Additional informational sources about specific software. | |
Thanks to our users for sharing 2Learn.ca's Teacher Tools! The world responds.... |
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"What an awesome component to the ... 2Learn website! Everything from
worksheet, rubric, concept mapping, grid paper, web page, and Venn diagram
builders (and more) to sites and tools to help with word processing, database,
spreadsheets, and multimedia presentations, to the latest educational articles
on technology use in schools!" (Our
Lady of Victories School, Edmonton, Canada) |
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"A great site for the busy ICT teacher" (Infolink,
Cape Town, South Africa) |
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“What makes the Teacher Tools website so attractive is that it takes the ICT teacher's tools, such as word processor, presentation program and so on, and gives you advice on how best to use them to enhance your educational goals for the pupils, as well as technical instruction. This site shouldbe made compulsory for all those teachers who still believe that an adequate scheme of work for school pupils is something like: Term 1, word processing, Term 2, spreadsheets and so on.” Computers in Classrooms, U.K. technology newsletter. |
Let's do smart things with stupid technology today, rather than wait and do stupid things with smart technology tomorrow. ~Donna J. Baumbach~ |
