Alan
November promotes the
effective use of information and communication
technologies that support and enhance learning for
children and communities:
http://www.anovember.com/
Jamie McKenzie, Technology and
education essayist, has two projects:
Questioning.org:
Questions may be the most powerful technology we have
ever created. Questions and questioning allow us to
make sense of a confusing world. They are the tools
that lead to insight and understanding.
http://questioning.org/
From
Now On: Educational
Technology for Engaged Learning; Educational
Technology for Literacy:
http://www.fno.org/
Inquiry
Presentation (PowerPoint
file) - includes criteria for a good research
question/essential question
Sources for your Inquiry:
Research
& Theory on Technology Integration
Finding Hard to Find Information:
Internet
Detectives
Download Grokker
- the first visual web browser
How Do You Know It's True?:
The
DHMO Threat - DHMO is a
dangerous substance found more easily than you
might think. Should it be banned?
The
First Male Pregnancy -
Dwayne Medical Center has used it extensive work in
genetics, fertility, surgery, and nanotechnology to
help create the first pregnant male.
Online
Research Lesson - Links
for helping students learn to identify the quality
of information while researching.
Identifying Bias:
The
Web -- Teaching Zack to
Think - online
article
Martin
Luther King, Jr.: A True Historical
Examination - What's
your reaction to this site?
Evaluating Internet Resources:
Alan November's
Information
Literacy Website
Understanding
a Web Address
Locating
the Owner of a Web Site
Who
Links to this Site?
Who
Made Money on My Search?
Quality
Information Checklist
Alltheweb
Overture
