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SITE 2002--Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference

2002

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Dee Anna Willis; Jerry Price; Niki Davis

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Number of papers: 878

  1. Integrating Technology in the Pre-Service College Classroom and Beyond by Developing Exit “e-portfolios”

    Mary Kay Bacallao, St. Thomas University/Welleby Elementary, United States; William Halverson, Florida Gulf Coast University, United States

    The PT3 project, "Bridging the Digital Divide in South Florida" has proposed a module comparing outcomes of pre-service teachers that produce electronic portfolios to outcomes of pre-service... More

    pp. 360-361

  2. Community Mapping: Learning and Teaching in Context

    Gina Barclay-McLaughlin, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, United States

    This paper is designed to share efforts used to prepare pre-service teachers and practicing teachers to work more effectively in urban schools with diverse populations. Pre-service and practicing ... More

    pp. 362-364

  3. School District Websites: An Accessibility Study

    Marty Bray, United States; Claudia Flowers, Patrica Gibson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, United States

    School District Websites: An Accessibility Study Marty Bray Claudia Flowers The University of North Carolina at Charlotte The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 provides the same civil... More

    pp. 365-366

  4. Distance learning: Eliminating the digital divide

    Sheryl Burgstahler, DO-IT, Accessit, University of Washington, United States

    Distance learning courses offer opportunities for education and career enhancement for those who have access to the technologies they employ. However, many people find themselves on the wrong side ... More

    pp. 367-371

  5. Window of Opportunity: CMC and Multicultural Education

    Lucretia Carter, Illinois State University, United States

    This paper is a report on the findings from a study I conducted on the integration of multicultural education and computer-mediated communication (CMC). A qualitative approach was used to collect... More

    pp. 372-376

  6. Digital Video Technology Clips Provide a Snapshot of Urban School Settings for Students in Teacher Preparation Programs

    Irene Chen & Viola Garcia, University of Houston Downtown, United States

    For several decades video technology has been used in teacher education for self-improvement, assessment, students feedback and various other purposes. Digital video technology allows teacher... More

    pp. 377-381

  7. Gender Bias in Software

    Jennifer Patterson & Jennifer Groendal-Cobb, University of South Florida, United States

    The digital divide encompasses not only race and socioeconomic status, but gender as well. The gender gap in technology is a result, in part, due to biased software that has been made accessible... More

    pp. 382-383

  8. Critical Race Theory and the Digital Divide: Beyond the Rhetoric

    Patricia Leigh, Iowa State University, United States

    In this paper, the author uses the philosophical lens of Critical Race Theory (CRT) to shed light upon the vast inequalities in access to information technologies that exists among racial, ethnic... More

    pp. 384-388

  9. Bridging the digital divide: A school's success story

    Edmundo Litton, Loyola Marymount University, United States

    This study is meant to contribute to the discussions on the digital divide. The goal of this project was to study the role of technology in the educational experience of diverse learners. ... More

    pp. 389-393

  10. Digital Equity Toolkit

    Robert McLaughlin, National Institute for Community Innovations, United States

    The National Institute for Community Innovations, in collaboration with the PT3 program's digital equity tgask force, has developed a free toolkit pointing preservice and inservice educators and... More

    p. 394

  11. Embracing Critical Perspectives on Multicultural Pedagogy in Teacher Education: An Online Intercultural Exchange

    James McShay, ISU, United States

    Proposal Abstract Embracing Critical Perspectives on Multicultural Pedagogy in Teacher Education:An Online Intercultural Exchange James C. McShay, Iowa State University Israel Colón Jr., New York... More

    p. 395

  12. Creating Accessible Powerpoint Presentations for Students with Disabiliites

    Tamara L. Pratt, Mercyhurst College, United States

    Creating Accessible Power Point Presentations for Students with Disabilities Description Learn how to incorporate Power Point with instruction for students with physical disabilities in order to ... More

    pp. 396-400

  13. 'Facelessness' and its impact on democracy and diversity in virtual communities

    Carol Reid, University of Western Sydney, Australia

    This paper investigates the relationship between new technologies, pedagogy and cultural diversity in teacher education. The importance of this research for teacher trainees cannot be... More

    pp. 401-407

  14. The Robot League: Lego Mindstorms RIS in Schools

    Kevin Kramer & William Rust, Kansas State University, United States

    The Robot League uses students' competitive nature to change attitudes and encourage scholastic achievement. Building robots provides both school and community recognition for students who might... More

    p. 408

  15. Bridging the Digital Divide through Technology Integration in an Urban Elementary School: A Study Report

    Amy Staples, UW-Milwaukee, United States; Elizabeth Buchanan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, United States

    This research study, funded by the University of Wisconsin System Digital Divide Initiative, approached the digital divide through a program of cooperation and systemic technology integration.... More

    pp. 409-410

  16. Considering Digital Equity in Teacher Preparation Programs:

    Patricia McIlveen, Clackamas Community College, United States; Amy Staples, UW-Milwaukee, United States; Nancy Allen, Texas A & M University, United States; Paula Hamm, Clackamas Community College, United States; Martha Martini, Wexford, Inc., United States

    The Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology (PT3) initiative sponsored by the Department of Education funded Schools of Education (SOE) across the country to support the integration of... More

    p. 411

  17. Self, Visual Representation, Voice and Online Social Identity

    Sharon Tettegah, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, United States

    This paper documents key issues in electronic mediated visual representations of social identity, based on the teacher's psychological capital, in an online web-supported teaching and learning... More

    pp. 412-414

  18. Bridging the Differences on the Web Through Effective Communication and Collaboration

    C. Y. Janey Wang, The University of Texas at Austin, United States

    This paper explores how effective communication and collaboration among online learners of diverse backgrounds are encouraged by design. In addition, communication techniques utilized by members in... More

    pp. 415-416

  19. Together We Form a New Culture: Students’ Perspectives on the Influence of Diversity in a Web-Based Collaborative Learning Community

    C. Y. Janey Wang, The University of Texas at Austin, United States

    This paper investigates students' perspectives on how cultural diversity impacts learning in an online collaborative learning course. Specifically, how students successfully achieve optimal... More

    pp. 417-418

  20. Teaching and Learning in Intergenerational and Intercultural Classrooms: Report on a Classroom-based Research Project

    Minjuan Wang, San Diego State University, United States; Terre Folger, Westminster College, United States

    College classrooms are becoming more complex in nature. Changes in the professoritate, the student population, and rapidly developing technology contribute to this complexity. Finkelstein, Seal and... More

    pp. 419-423