10th February 2005

Presentation materials from my TCEA 2005 sessions

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Presentation materials from my 3 TCEA 2005
sessions are available (Luddite Literacy: Digital Tools or Toys in the 21st
Century Classroom?, Digital Dishonesty: Trends and Tools to Address Them,
Digital Storytelling: New (and old) Literacies for a New Millenium) as well as
my presentation for the Austin Area Macintosh User’s Group: Technology
Integration in the Classroom and the Texas Immersion Pilot (TIP)
Program.

Luddite Literacy: Digital Tools or Toys in the
21st Century Classroom?
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Digital Dishonesty: Trends and Tools
to Address Them
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target="NewWindow">http://www.wtvi.com/teks/digital-dishonesty

Digital Storytelling: New (and old)
Literacies for a New Millenium
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target="NewWindow">http://www.wtvi.com/teks/digital-storytelling/

Technology Integration in the
Classroom and the Texas Immersion Pilot (TIP)
Program
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Recommended reading on these and
other topics related to Educational Technology are included on the “Coffee Shop”
page of my Tools and Techniques website, “Tools for the TEKS: Integrating
Technology in the Classroom.” At the bottom of the page, anyone can sign up to
receive my free / periodic newsletter about edtech related issues and
tools.
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