NACCTEP Member Learning eXchange
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Savvy Cyber Professor |
contact |
Ray Ostos (Maricopa Community Colleges) ray.ostos@domail.maricopa.edu |
credits |
Lisa Young Donna Rebadow |
discipline(s) |
Math, Science, Language Arts, Education Technology |
summary |
Savvy Cyber Professor is a professional development series that familiarizes community college faculty with unique and compelling applications of the Internet in science, mathematics, technology education and language arts. Combining online and face to face instruction. |
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Savvy Cyber Professor is a professional development series that familiarizes community college faculty with unique and compelling applications of the Internet in science, mathematics, technology education and language arts. Combining online and face-to-face instruction, faculty will create "Real World Learning Objects" that they can use to enhance and strengthen their courses. Real World Learning Objects are concise core-instructional internet-based activities focused on discrete topics in higher education mathematics, science, educational technology, and English/language arts. They are unique and compelling (real-time data, collaborative, primary source, or web-publishing) activities that are easily used in similar courses at other institutions of higher education. Real World Learning Objects are inquiry-based and/or problem-solving activities that are relevant to students. The goal of SCP is to help community college faculty who teach pre-service teachers, model effective technology-based instruction in order to improve student engagement and achievement in core courses. Note! As a professional courtesy to the owner of this package, if you use some aspect of this package or have some thoughts about it, please share your feedback via the comments form below. |
web links |
http://www.k12science.org/pathways/scp.html http://www.rwlo.org |
comments |
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NACCTEP Member Learning eXchange
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