The following topics were selected to provide
an overview of, and general introduction to, a variety of topics that deal
with using technology in the classroom. Whether you are just beginning to
utilize the Internet, CD-ROMs, or other types of technology, or are
generally accustomed to integrating them into your course, you should find
a few helpful ideas throughout the following articles.
 Distance Learning
An overview that defines distance learning; provides some characteristics of using technology in distance learning; and identifies models of the distributed classroom, independent learning, and open learning.
Pedagogy and the Educational Environment
Robbie McClintock in Power and Pedagogy outlines his ideas for constructing a new learning architecture using technology in the classroom.
The Pedagogy of Web Site Design
Some very specific ideas for designing a Web site that works for students even if your pages reflect a more traditional approach to lecturing and learning.
Preparation
- Assessing your students’ technological skills and access to the World Wide Web
- Assessing your own technological knowledge and skills
Principles of the Studio Classroom
A review of the studio classroom as developed by Jack Wilson at Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute. It describes its features and provides guidelines for the online instructor.
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