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Office Hours - By appointment only
This course is taught in conjunction with HIST 491. You must be enrolled in both courses. It is our hope to introduce you to different methods of instructional technology. Some technologies may be useful in your classroom, some may not be possible. But for this semester and during your student teaching, take advantage of the wealth of technology resources available to you. Ask lots of questions, don't be afraid to try and if I don't know the answer, I'll find it for you. Welcome!Materials needed for this class:
Class meeting place is 006 Pearson Hall (Newark campus). An online campus map is available.
Section dates are times for Fall 2009 Semester are:
Performance requirements for this course include the following. Please select the individual assignment for further detail, including rubric.
Assignments |
Points Available |
Due Date |
| Classroom attendance & participation | 16 4 points / Class |
NA |
30 |
Before Class 2 |
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1 Chat Room Discussion (See instrutor's chat thread) |
5 |
By the end of your section meetings |
| 3 Blog (Sakai) Entries | 15 |
By the end of your section meetings |
| United Streaming Video Segments (2) | 30 |
By the end of your section meetings |
| Power Point lesson | 50 |
December 9 |
| Your web site (Utilize Google Sites) |
50 |
December 9 |
| Grading Practice Reflection | 30 |
December 9 |
The instructor reserves the right to modify course requirements due to any unexpected increase or decrease in class size, individual student hardships, or other extenuating circumstances.
The following is the basic itinerary for each of our class meetings.
Class 1: Introduction
Class 2: Best Practices
Class 3: Web Pages
Class 4: Media and Learning
Last Updated:
9/6/09
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Department of History . 236 John Munroe Hall . Newark, DE 19716 . USA Phone: 302-831-2371 . Fax: 302-831-1538 |