Authors: Jay Blanchard
ISBN-13: 9780789007797, ISBN-10: 0789007797
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Taylor & Francis, Inc.
Date Published: January 1999
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Seventeen articles examine the issues of technology, teaching, and learning through the areas of access, communication, and literacy with an eye towards using computers in all levels of education. Specific topics include Internet access for literacy teachers, a case study of Delaware's efforts to promote technology in the schools, copyright and Internet issues, online communication, a definitional examination of hypertext, and a number of articles examining the computer's impact on literacy. Also published as Computers in the Schools, v.15, no.1, 1999. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Introduction | ||
Technology, Communication, and Literacy: Critical Issues | 1 | |
Section 1 | Access and Opportunity | |
An Exploration of Internet Access for Literacy Teachers and Learners | 5 | |
Technology Transformation: One State's Efforts | 13 | |
Connecting Schools and Communities: Challenges Along the Way | 19 | |
Using the Internet to Foster Literacy Growth in Developing Nations | 25 | |
Becoming Literate About Copyright and Internet Issues | 33 | |
Section 2 | Online Communication | |
Putting Highlights for Children Online | 39 | |
Publishing Professional Journals Online | 47 | |
Section 3 | Literacy | |
Using Technology to Enhance Early Literacy Through Play | 55 | |
The Family-School Connection: Possibilities for Technology | 65 | |
Technology: Impact on Literacy Development | 73 | |
Multimedia Authoring Tools: Challenges to Effective Use | 79 | |
Technologies for Literacy Development | 89 | |
Hypertext: A Definitional Quandary | 93 | |
Whither the Book? | 101 | |
Technology and Literacy: Is Reading Doomed to Obsolescence | 109 | |
Index | 115 |