educational technology

Offers step-by-step instructions on how teachers can use social networking sites, Google, podcasts, blogs, and other online resources in their classroom curriculum.

Discusses Internet safety and cyber law as applied in a school setting, with summaries of relevant legal cases and jargon-free explanations of law, and strategies for dealing with privacy, security, social networking, liability, and other issues; and sample policies, procedures, and permission forms.

Instuctions on how to design and use instructional technology.

Offers library media and technology specialists an overview of handheld computers and their uses in school, explaining how they can be used to increase student learning, communication, and collaboration and offering tips for incorporating them into current curriculum.

Provides answers to some of the common questions administrators, teachers, library media specialists, students, and others have in relation to technology in the schools, covering basic computer/technology operations and concepts, personal and professional use of technology, and the application of technology in instruction.

Lessons that integrate the classroom curriculum and library skills in teaching students to use CD-ROMS, videodiscs, and computer networks.