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Nineteen Ninety Nine [1999 ] | ||||
Convergence and all that jazz... 1999 is being hailed the 'year of convergence'. In education circles here in Australia, specifically Victoria. It is the year that connectivity via the "VicOne" network is being provided for every Victorian School and Government department. It is the year that teachers will be given unprecedented access to laptop computers in an effort to provide them with routine access to online 'learning tools'. The barriers of cost, connectivity and bandwidth, will, at least for a little while, take a back seat in the attempts by individuals and communities wishing to join what has now become a main stream revolution. A challenge for cross sectoral collaboration to provide user communities with a rich and diverse content choice. The challenge will clearly be the ability to find and use worthwhile, authoratitive content. The challenge in 1999 and beyond will be not so much to get online, but finding reasons to stay online. Bill Coppinger January 1999 Alfred North Whitehead,
" The Aims of Education and Other Essays". New York: The
Free Press, 1929. (99.01) Technology
as a Change Agent for the Teaching Process.Apple computerHow
technology introduction can change teaching (99.02) Deighton,N.&
Hocking,A. Switching on learners in the middle YearsÐ A PEDAGOGY
OF ENGAGEMENT THROUGH LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES (99.03) Gardner,
H Intelligence Reframed (99.04) McKenzie,
J How Teachers Learn Technology Best. (99.05) Roberts,
Linda Nobody believes it's the quick-fix for America's K-12 ills
(99.06)
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WebBrain lets you search the Web visually, so you can explore a dynamic picture of related information, instead of searching through long lists of text. (99.08) more >> Kelly, K New Rules for the New Economy : 10 Radical Strategies for a Connected World (99.09) more >> ACNielsen Research has conducted a two-stage research project to establish the extent of employer satisfaction with the skills of new graduates entering the labour market, and areas of dissatisfaction. (99.10) more >> MCEETYA The Adelaide Declaration (99.11) In April 1999, State, Territory and Commonwealth Ministers of Education met as the Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA) in Adelaide. At that meeting, Ministers endorsed a new set of National Goals for Schooling in the Twenty-First Century. The new goals were released in April 1999 as The Adelaide Declaration (1999) on National Goals for Schooling in the Twenty-First Century. more >> Boston, K Modern Times and Australian Curriculum. (99.12) In the first decade of this century, reformers with new ideas transformed public education in Australia. As we approach the new century, the same vision and commitment is needed, argues Ken Boston, if the integration of school curriculum and digital technology is to work in our favour. more >> The EdNA Schools Advisory Group Improving Teaching and Learning through the Use of Information and Communications Technologies, (99.13) "The paper, prepared by Lifelong Learning Associates, discusses how schools need to change to meet the needs of young people entering the information society of the 21st century. It sets out key issues that school educators must address if they are to maximise the benefits of new technologies for learning". more >> Senator, Crowley,R. LEARNING TO TEACH - TEACHING TO LEARN, (99.14) Harold Wyndham Memorial Lecture, 10 September 1999, NSW Institute for Educational Research, Sydney University Staff Club, Mungo McCallum Building, Sydney. more >>
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