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24 April 2006
20:32 EDT | Posted by gddie05
Hi colleagues,
It has been a challenging, but enjoyable learning experience to be able
to learn how to ctreate WebQuests and hyperlinks. I have appreciated
the jargons of the Web such that if one does not follow the language of
programming, then it becomes tricky to come out of the 'web'.
In reference to Tom March's article, "WebQuests for learning", which
scenario is working for your class?
Godfrey.
18 April 2006
22:57 EDT | Posted by gddie05
Hi colleagues,
Computing in education is fascinating! I had a chance to explore the
use of Dreamweaver to create Web sites. Mozilla is more appealing to
me.
Have you tried Dreamweaver?
The Web gives us a variety of resources, which we need to discreetly
share with the learners.
Godfrey.
4 April 2006
11:59 EDT | Posted by gddie05
I recorded a sound clip to practice the new skills I am learning in
ETAP 526.
Oh ..my goodness... this is another exciting practicum for me!
I hope it is audible. However, I intend to edit it soon to make it much
better.
The most important thing is that I have got the skill and will gain
competence through regular practice.
Click to listen to
audio clip: My first audio file
Thanks.
Godfrey.
4 April
2006 11:51 EDT | Posted by gddie05
Hello colleagues,
I checked Apple- Education Web site and found some new products called
"iLife 2006 in the Classroom".
Has anyone used or tried out this 'new' technology before? What is it
about?
The URL is: http://www.apple.com/education/ilife/
You can also check Apple-Education- Digital Learning Series.
Godfrey.
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23 March 2006
00:51 EST | Posted by gddie05
Hi colleagues,
I am intending to carry out a research in Zambia on how technology can
be used as strategy of increasing access to education.
Firstly, computer literacy among teachers appear to be very low.
Therefore, in order to introduce computers in the classroom, teachers
as stakeholders should be trained in computer basic skills. The issue
is accessibility to the computer and Internet services which are far
beyond an average worker's reach.
My question is: what strategies can we use to make the web accessible
by teachers at a very minimal cost?
Godfrey.
26 February 2006
23:25 EST | Posted by gddie05
Technology in Education
I would like to use My Web Blog as a means of sharing knowledge or
information of how I can integrate Instruction Technology in my
classroom. I teach Mathematics and Science Education in a Basic School
Teachers College in Zambia. Less than 10% trained teachers have access
to computers and most institutions of learning have no Internet
service. What steps should I take in order to introduce and encourage
the use of technology in schools? I need your suggestions of strategies
of how to initiate use of computers in education in a developing
country.
Godfrey
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