Learn Technology Integration in Videos -- THE Journal

Learn Technology Integration in Videos

05/01/97

New Tools: Teaching With Technology is a series of nine 28-minute video programs aimed at K-12 educators. Each program discusses successful teaching strategies, and helps guide teachers through the maze of new technology available for classroom use.

The series presents hardware and software demonstrations, interviews with leaders in instructional technology and educational reform, methods for integrating technology into the curriculum, and appropriate Internet resources.

The videosí titles include Resource-Based Learning, Inside the Internet, Blueprints for Success, Standards and Assessments, Multiple Options with Multimedia, Technology and the Writing Process, and more. Free previews are available to qualified institutions. Pyramid Media, Santa Monica, CA, (800) 421-2304, www.pyramidmedia.com.

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