What Classroom Teachers Would Love to Tell Administrators about Computers or How to Successfully Introduce Computers into Your School District's Curriculum

John H. Meyer

Principals and superintendents often make decisions about the purchase and allocation of computer hardware and software without consulting individual teachers; however, teacher participation is necessary for successful implementation of all phases...

Multimedia: What Do We Teach the Next Generation?

John H. Meyer; Alice Christie

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 1999 (1999) pp. 1080–1081

As the teaching of multimedia has progressed over the past few years, the students who enroll in educational technology classes have changed, too. Early on, all of the hardware and software were new and exciting. Teachers had little in their...

Topics: Teachers, Educational Technology, Software, Hardware, Schools

Collaborative Planning for Technology: Breaking Down Barriers within Universities

John H. Meyer; Paul Schranz

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 1998 (1998) pp. 1101–1102

Traditionally, there have been boundaries in universities based on content taught, department designations, or other classifications. These separations may have been brought about by a perceived need to protect one’s department, college, or own area ...

Collaborative Planning for Technology: Breaking Down Barriers within Universities

John H. Meyer; Paul Schranz

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 1997 (1997) pp. 1101–1102

Traditionally, there have been boundaries in universities based on content taught, department designations, or other classifications. These separations may have been brought about by a perceived need to protect one’s department, college, or own area ...

Project Sanitarium: Playing Tuberculosis to Its End Game

Iain Donald; Karen A. Meyer; John Brengman; Stephen H. Gillespie; Ruth Bowness

Journal of Computing in Higher Education Vol. 29, No. 3 (2017) pp. 599–617

Interdisciplinary and collaborative projects between industry and academia provide exceptional opportunities for learning. Project Sanitarium is a serious game for Windows PC and Tablet which aims to embed learning about tuberculosis (TB) through...