Teachers exhibit knowledge, skills, and work processes representative of an
innovative professional in a global and digital society. Specifically, teachers communicate relevant information and ideas effectively to students, parents, and peers using a variety of digital-age media and formats.
REFLECTIONS ON NETS-T-3c:
When designing the online version of my mathematics methodology course, I realized that my students and I would be treading on virgin terrain. Preparing a guide that would point out the pitfalls and anticipate the volitional, cognitive, and affective blocks seemed like an appropriate thing to do. In keeping with NET-T-3c, I have attempted to communicate the relevant information about this course to those interested in its content. By creating a website that students could explore, I would give them a medium to determine whether or not online learning was for them. By creating a website, I was able to determine which of my teaching practices and assignments could be digitized. I have spent my 2010 sabbatical learning about the variety of digital-age media and formats that are suitable for “distributed-learning communities. Click here to begin the navigation into the online features of my course. During this navigation tour, you will find modules that address issues of :
- Computer and Internet Access
- Computer Skills
- Time Management Skills
- Academic Skills
- Web 2.0 Tools
- Click here to see the Rationale for the Artifacts for this Standard.