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Learning with I.t.c

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Learning with I.t.c

By Peter Kent About

This ‘must-have’ resource provides practical, easy-to-follow advise for all teachers wanting to integrate ICT into their curriculum.
The Macmillan Masterclass professional learning series has one aim: to provide concrete, accurate and up-to-date support for you, the busy classroom teacher.

Taking student expectations as the foundation for ICT it asks, “How can this technology assist students to create, inquire, communicate or collaborate?” It allows you to identify opportunities for retrofitting ICT into your existing units of work.

Also included is a plain English glossary to demystify the blogs, the wikis and the web2s of ICT.

Content:
1 Why integrate technology
2 Where to start
3 Using ICT to create
4 Using ICT to research
5 Using ICT to communicate and collaborate
6 Using ICT to generate understanding
7 Using ICT to manage and organise
8 Sequencing Learning
9 Caution – U R online
10 Retrofitting ICT Part 2

Curriculum links:
Information and Communication Technology
English
Maths
Science
Human Society
Cyber bullying

CategoriesTeaching Resource
AuthorPeter Kent About
Type Of BookAustralian Information
SeriesMacmilan Masterclass
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781420268836
Published28/04/2009
Price Per CopyRRP $41.99
1–9 copies$37.79
10–19 copies$35.69
20+ copies$33.59
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Peter Kent

Peter Kent has been a freelance author and illustrator for more than 20 years. He has written and illustrated over twenty of his own books and drawn the pictures for another thirty by other authors. Though his range is broad, most of Peter’s work has been in children’s non-fiction.

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