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Academic knowledge construction and multimodal curriculum development / Douglas J. Loveless, Bryant Griffith, Margaret E. Berci, Evan Ortlieb, and Pamela Sullivan, editors.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Loveless, Douglas J.
ebrary, Inc.
James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Education, Higher--Effect of technological innovations on.
Education, Higher.
Education, Higher--Computer-assisted instruction.
Educational technology.
Education, Higher--Computer network resources.
Computer-assisted instruction.
Internet in education.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
Hershey : Information Science Reference, 2014.
System Details:
text file
Contents:
Cyborgs or cyperpunks?: implications of schooling with digital technologies / Douglas J. Loveless
Digital literacy and the emergence of technology based curriculum theories / Melissa N. Mallon & Donald L. Gilstrap
Speed bump vs. road kill on the fiber-optic highway: teacher self-perception in the information age / Margaret E. Bérci
Teaching and learning fused through digital technologies: activating the power of the crowd in a university classroom setting / Xiaohong Yang
Interweaving the digital and physical worlds in collaborative project-based learning experiences / Michelle E. Jordan
Supporting computational expression: how novices use programming primitives in achieving a computational goal / David Weintrop and Uri Wilensky
Multimodality in pre-service teaching
Emergent digital literacy and mobile technology: preparing technologically literate preservice teachers through a multisensory approach / Helen Mele Robinson
Identifying the applicable nature of social media as tools for advancing preservice teachers epistemologies / Stephanie Grote-Garcia
Multimodality in the preparation of teachers of the social studies / Margaret E. Bérci
Building knowledge: implementing pbl and using mobile apps as an approach to learning / Samuel B. Fee
Philosophical guidelines for the social studies: enhancing intelligence with digital tools and artifacts / Daniel W. Stuckart
Pre-service teachers knowledge construction with technology / George Zhou & Judy Xu,
A great leap forward? ways technology can promote or interfere with assessments of student learning / Ellery Samuels
Digital literacies in reading education
Fostering emergent literacy skills with technology / Pamela Sullivan & Marianne Baker
Teaching literacy through technology in the middle school: a case study / Green
The use of digital story expressions with adolescents to promote content area literacy / James Gentry and Laurie Mcadams
Study skills in the digital age / Valerie J. Robnolt & Joan A. Rhodes
Blogging and digital storytelling to create content area text sets / Pamela Sullivan and Natalie Gainer
Preparing intermediate and secondary teachers of reading today: apprenticeship models with emerging tools / Katie Dredger
Digital media and educational research
A historical analysis of digital literacies / Nicholas Ng-a-Fook
A second life in qualitative research: creating transformative experiences / Kakali Bhattacharya
Digital icarus negotiating the (dis)advantages of video in research settings in the digital era / Dino Sossi
Understanding students perspectives as learners through photovoice / Theresa Harris & Miemsie Steyn
Of embodiment and ether: masculinities and negotiating an understanding of complex communities / Jim Burns
Teaching and learning in a polymodal age of digital information / Douglas J. Loveless and Bryant Griffith.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. Available via World Wide Web.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
ISBN:
1466647981
9781466647985
Publisher Number:
99959680329
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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