INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY IN THE 6-12 SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSROOM
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Integrating Technology in the 6-12 Social Studies Classroom
Are you interested in the following types of technology software and hardware? Do you enjoy helping fellow educators as well as your students? Have you considered becoming a school and/or district-level leader in the integration of technology into the Social Studies classroom?
The NC DPI proudly announces its call for participants in its year-long professional development entitled Changing the Way Teachers Teach: Integrating Technology in the 6-12 Social Studies Classroom.
Topics will include:
- GeoCaching (GPS device) and Google Earth (GPS Technology)
- Internet Usage/Evaluation/Research
- Multimedia authoring programs (i.e. using Microsoft PowerPoint software, digital photography, video streaming, I-movies, etc.)
- Digital Communication (i.e. podcasting, blogging, wikis, and other on-line collaboration tools, teleconferencing, Digital pen pals)
- Formative assessment tools (i.e. e-instruction)
- Intel Teach Essentials training
Please access the links for a more detailed description and application. Those who are interested will need to email their applications by May 31, 2007. Please contact Fay Gore fgore@dpi.state.nc.us or 919.807.3954 or Lewis Nelson lnelson@dpi.state.nc.us or 919.807.3835 if you have any questions.
Changing the Way Teachers Teach: Integrating Technology in the 6-12
Social Studies Classroom
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Application
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