Teaching and Learning with Technology
Beyond Constructivism
Herausgeber: Stewart, Concetta M; Selverian, Melissa E Markaridian; Schifter, Catherine C
Teaching and Learning with Technology
Beyond Constructivism
Herausgeber: Stewart, Concetta M; Selverian, Melissa E Markaridian; Schifter, Catherine C
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This book profiles scholarly work from around the world to closely examine the effectiveness of the newest media in education at bridging the gaps among and between teachers, students and subject matter at all levels, from K-12 through adult education.
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This book profiles scholarly work from around the world to closely examine the effectiveness of the newest media in education at bridging the gaps among and between teachers, students and subject matter at all levels, from K-12 through adult education.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 224mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780415850933
- ISBN-10: 0415850932
- Artikelnr.: 37087396
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 224mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780415850933
- ISBN-10: 0415850932
- Artikelnr.: 37087396
Concetta M. Stewart is Dean of the School of Art and Design at the Pratt Institute. Catherine C. Schifter is Associate Professor in the College of Education at Temple University. Melissa E. Markaridian Selverian is Adjunct Faculty in the School of Communications and Theater at Temple University.
Foreword Chris Dede
Part I: Introduction and State of the Field 1. Technologies and the
Classroom Come to Age after Century of Growth Catherine C. Schifter and
Concetta M. Stewart Part II: Achieving Social Closeness through Authentic
Learning Exchanges 2. Effects of Web-Enhanced Course Materials on College
Students' Engagement and Learning Outcomes Xigen Li 3. From Homer to High
Tech: The Impact of Social Presence and Media Richness on Online Mentoring
in Higher Education Jamie S. Switzer 4. Educating Educators for Virtual
Schooling: Communicating Roles and Responsibilities Chad Harms, Dale S.
Niederhauser, Niki E. Davis, M. D. Roblyer and Stephen B. Gilbert
Part III: Media-Rich Environments Building Stronger Connections 5. A New
Lens for Learning in the Communications Field: The Effectiveness of Video
Lectures with Asynchronous, Synchronous Discussions in Online/Distance
Education Amy Schmitz Weiss 6. A New Educational Technology for Media and
Communication Studies: Mapping Media in Australia and Sweden Christina
Spurgeon, Christy Collis, Marcus Foth and Pernilla Severson 7. Not Your
Father's Educational Technology: A Case Study in Mobile Media and
Journalism Education Susan Jacobson and Karen Turner Part IV: Complex
Virtual Systems: Making Learning Spatially and Socially Whole 8. Virtual
Reality in Education Veronica S. Pantelidis and David C. Vinciguerra 9. A
User Centered Approach for Building Design Guidelines for the Use of
Virtual Actors in CVEs for Learning Daphne Economou 10. Matching Computer
Game Genres to Educational Outcomes John L. Sherry 11. The Virtual Harlem
Experiments James J. Sosnoski 12. The Unique Features of Educational
Virtual Environments Tassos A. Mikropoulos and Joan Bellou
Part V: Discussion and Conclusion 13. 'Real' Learning in Virtual Worlds: An
Integration of Media, Curricula and Pedagogy through Telepresence Melissa
E. Markaridian Selverian and Concetta M. Stewart
Part I: Introduction and State of the Field 1. Technologies and the
Classroom Come to Age after Century of Growth Catherine C. Schifter and
Concetta M. Stewart Part II: Achieving Social Closeness through Authentic
Learning Exchanges 2. Effects of Web-Enhanced Course Materials on College
Students' Engagement and Learning Outcomes Xigen Li 3. From Homer to High
Tech: The Impact of Social Presence and Media Richness on Online Mentoring
in Higher Education Jamie S. Switzer 4. Educating Educators for Virtual
Schooling: Communicating Roles and Responsibilities Chad Harms, Dale S.
Niederhauser, Niki E. Davis, M. D. Roblyer and Stephen B. Gilbert
Part III: Media-Rich Environments Building Stronger Connections 5. A New
Lens for Learning in the Communications Field: The Effectiveness of Video
Lectures with Asynchronous, Synchronous Discussions in Online/Distance
Education Amy Schmitz Weiss 6. A New Educational Technology for Media and
Communication Studies: Mapping Media in Australia and Sweden Christina
Spurgeon, Christy Collis, Marcus Foth and Pernilla Severson 7. Not Your
Father's Educational Technology: A Case Study in Mobile Media and
Journalism Education Susan Jacobson and Karen Turner Part IV: Complex
Virtual Systems: Making Learning Spatially and Socially Whole 8. Virtual
Reality in Education Veronica S. Pantelidis and David C. Vinciguerra 9. A
User Centered Approach for Building Design Guidelines for the Use of
Virtual Actors in CVEs for Learning Daphne Economou 10. Matching Computer
Game Genres to Educational Outcomes John L. Sherry 11. The Virtual Harlem
Experiments James J. Sosnoski 12. The Unique Features of Educational
Virtual Environments Tassos A. Mikropoulos and Joan Bellou
Part V: Discussion and Conclusion 13. 'Real' Learning in Virtual Worlds: An
Integration of Media, Curricula and Pedagogy through Telepresence Melissa
E. Markaridian Selverian and Concetta M. Stewart
Foreword Chris Dede
Part I: Introduction and State of the Field 1. Technologies and the
Classroom Come to Age after Century of Growth Catherine C. Schifter and
Concetta M. Stewart Part II: Achieving Social Closeness through Authentic
Learning Exchanges 2. Effects of Web-Enhanced Course Materials on College
Students' Engagement and Learning Outcomes Xigen Li 3. From Homer to High
Tech: The Impact of Social Presence and Media Richness on Online Mentoring
in Higher Education Jamie S. Switzer 4. Educating Educators for Virtual
Schooling: Communicating Roles and Responsibilities Chad Harms, Dale S.
Niederhauser, Niki E. Davis, M. D. Roblyer and Stephen B. Gilbert
Part III: Media-Rich Environments Building Stronger Connections 5. A New
Lens for Learning in the Communications Field: The Effectiveness of Video
Lectures with Asynchronous, Synchronous Discussions in Online/Distance
Education Amy Schmitz Weiss 6. A New Educational Technology for Media and
Communication Studies: Mapping Media in Australia and Sweden Christina
Spurgeon, Christy Collis, Marcus Foth and Pernilla Severson 7. Not Your
Father's Educational Technology: A Case Study in Mobile Media and
Journalism Education Susan Jacobson and Karen Turner Part IV: Complex
Virtual Systems: Making Learning Spatially and Socially Whole 8. Virtual
Reality in Education Veronica S. Pantelidis and David C. Vinciguerra 9. A
User Centered Approach for Building Design Guidelines for the Use of
Virtual Actors in CVEs for Learning Daphne Economou 10. Matching Computer
Game Genres to Educational Outcomes John L. Sherry 11. The Virtual Harlem
Experiments James J. Sosnoski 12. The Unique Features of Educational
Virtual Environments Tassos A. Mikropoulos and Joan Bellou
Part V: Discussion and Conclusion 13. 'Real' Learning in Virtual Worlds: An
Integration of Media, Curricula and Pedagogy through Telepresence Melissa
E. Markaridian Selverian and Concetta M. Stewart
Part I: Introduction and State of the Field 1. Technologies and the
Classroom Come to Age after Century of Growth Catherine C. Schifter and
Concetta M. Stewart Part II: Achieving Social Closeness through Authentic
Learning Exchanges 2. Effects of Web-Enhanced Course Materials on College
Students' Engagement and Learning Outcomes Xigen Li 3. From Homer to High
Tech: The Impact of Social Presence and Media Richness on Online Mentoring
in Higher Education Jamie S. Switzer 4. Educating Educators for Virtual
Schooling: Communicating Roles and Responsibilities Chad Harms, Dale S.
Niederhauser, Niki E. Davis, M. D. Roblyer and Stephen B. Gilbert
Part III: Media-Rich Environments Building Stronger Connections 5. A New
Lens for Learning in the Communications Field: The Effectiveness of Video
Lectures with Asynchronous, Synchronous Discussions in Online/Distance
Education Amy Schmitz Weiss 6. A New Educational Technology for Media and
Communication Studies: Mapping Media in Australia and Sweden Christina
Spurgeon, Christy Collis, Marcus Foth and Pernilla Severson 7. Not Your
Father's Educational Technology: A Case Study in Mobile Media and
Journalism Education Susan Jacobson and Karen Turner Part IV: Complex
Virtual Systems: Making Learning Spatially and Socially Whole 8. Virtual
Reality in Education Veronica S. Pantelidis and David C. Vinciguerra 9. A
User Centered Approach for Building Design Guidelines for the Use of
Virtual Actors in CVEs for Learning Daphne Economou 10. Matching Computer
Game Genres to Educational Outcomes John L. Sherry 11. The Virtual Harlem
Experiments James J. Sosnoski 12. The Unique Features of Educational
Virtual Environments Tassos A. Mikropoulos and Joan Bellou
Part V: Discussion and Conclusion 13. 'Real' Learning in Virtual Worlds: An
Integration of Media, Curricula and Pedagogy through Telepresence Melissa
E. Markaridian Selverian and Concetta M. Stewart