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Technology Projects for Library Media Specialists and Teachers - Softcover

Conover, Patricia Ross

 
9781586832230: Technology Projects for Library Media Specialists and Teachers

Synopsis

These easy-to-use technology projects require very basic hardware and software, while engaging students in Information Literacy Standards for Student Learning and National Educational Technology Standards (NETS). Lessons include clear, concise instructions for technology projects created in Microsoft Word™, PowerPoint™, and Excel™ programs. Use this book to challenge your students to research and then exhibit what they have learned. They will have fun while they improve their technology skills and learn content.

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About the Authors

Patricia R. Conover is a library media specialist at Antioch Middle School in Shawnee Mission, KS.

Patricia R. Conover is a library media specialist at Antioch Middle School in Shawnee Mission, KS.

Reviews

A compilation of 50 ideas, culminating in 50 computer-generated products. Organized into three sections, it includes things that are just plain fun to make (bags, banners, T-shirts), those that are actually reports presented in nontraditional packages (acrostics, word art, paper chains), and those that present serious research (culture cards, wanted posters, totem poles). Each spread is laid out by "Plan" (curriculum connections, software requirements), "Prepare" (a checklist of what teachers need to know and do), and "Present" (the step-by-step instruction), with useful diagrams, computer screens, and examples. Utilizing Microsoft products found in most schools, the projects are easy to complete, and instruction parameters include a differentiation table to accommodate varied learners and a rubric useful for judging the lesson and the product. Helpful for newbies trying their hand at basic technology, the book also has enormous potential as a resource for experienced teachers who want to teach the research process painlessly by having it culminate in formats achieved quickly and colorfully. A winner.—Mary R. Hofmann, Rivera Middle School, Merced, CA
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