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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Teaching the Video Digital Content
Production Class Creation in Schools
Beyond the A Common Core
Morning Newscast Approach
DAVID HOWARD AND AMY HUNTER KAREN S. IVERS
AND ANN E. BARRON
This guidebook is a must-have
resource for anyone teaching a Discover how digital content
television production class or creation supports 21st-century
running a morning news show at learning, providing new insights
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FEATURES
• Includes step-by-step video project guides, lessons,
reproducible activities, and assessments that can be adapted • Uses a Common Core Approach, focusing on creativity
for use with students of all levels, from beginner to advanced and innovation, critical thinking and problem solving, and
communication and collaboration
• Covers important information about copyright restrictions
within the television production classroom • Details how to use the Decide, Design, Develop, and Evaluate
(DDD-E) model, a process designed for the classroom
School Librarians Designing
and the Technology Online Learning
Department A Primer for Librarians
A Practical Guide to
Successful Collaboration SUE ALMAN, CHRISTINGER TOMER,
AND MARGARET L. LINCOLN,
EDITORS
MARY ANN BELL, HOLLY WEIMAR,
AND JAMES VAN ROEKEL
This book provides an
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and technology specialists with to online education for librarians
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FEATURES
FEATURES • Reviews key technologies and technical standards for online
• Provides readers with a solid understanding of what school education
librarians do and what technology specialists do • Presents best practices for instructional design, faculty
• Clarifies the unique challenges, ethical concerns, and goals of development, and student assessment
both librarians and technology specialists • Provides case studies for academic librarians and K–12
• Examines specific ways to work for the best interest of all librarians
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