New Technology Integration Courses Designed

Happy Weekend Everyone! I am in the process of designing many new technology integration workshops and graduate level courses, and would like to share with you a sneak peek of some of the new titles. I am working with several universities to offer these course as blended online learning opportunities for graduate credit as well. Let me know what you think, and please offer your constructive feedback and your insight to improve this course work as I continue on this educational journey.

*PLN: Building and Growing Your Own Professional Learning Network
*Teaching and Learning in a Flat Classroom
*Web 2.0 Literacy Tools to Transform Teaching and Learning
*Be Seen ~ Be Heard: Educational Podcasting for the K-12 Environment
*Digital Storytelling in the K-12 Classroom
*Global Collaboration Projects: Open the Door to New Friends from Faraway Places
*Inspired Technology Leadership: Cultivating a Shared Vision for K-12 Schools
*Transforming Teaching and Learning with Smartboard Technologies
*Starting the Conversation: Social Networking to Enhance Communication
*Social Networking Workshop for Parents
*Entice the Masses: Back Channel Your Audience to Improve Instruction
*Google Tools for Schools
*Creating a 21st Century Teaching and Learning e-Portfolio
*Technology For a Click and Go World
*Get Your Groove On! Music and Educational Technology to Empower Student Learning

Comments

Andrew Pass said…

I'd be happy to take a look at your syllabi if you'd like me to do so. I have experience teaching graduate instructional technology courses.

March 28, 2009 at 7:48 AM

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