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TECHNOLOGY THROUGH
PROJECTS
By Janet Cray
[email protected]
CTAP 295 EXPECTATIONS...
We contacted our local representative to find out
about the class. We were told that we:
all would benefit -- novice to expert;
could use PC’s or Macs, our choice;
would learn basic computer skills, word
processing, desktop publishing, data base,
spreadsheet, maintenance, email...
ACTUAL LEARNING….
We were in for a surprise. We learned:
we were suppose to know the basics,
how to deal with frustration,
web page lesson design,
use of Powerpoint, and spreadsheet….
IN REFLECTION….
It was difficult to see all the parts and the best
way to combine them. Next time I would plan
and design more on paper before beginning.
It takes far more time than I imagined.
One must accept the fact that all web sites are
evolving and “under construction.”
SUCCESSES….
students choose lessons
on computer or paper.
Web lessons are great for
individualized instruction.
Lessons are always
available.
It is reinforcing to see the
standards that go with the
lesson.
SHORTCOMINGS..…..
It would have been better to
design the lesson specifically for
our needs and not try to make it
generic for others to use.
I ran out of time to revise it to
my satisfaction.
The topic choices need
improvement.
The pages need to be reworked
to allow better printouts.
STUDENT DATA….
This graph depicts a
typical comparison of
average scores
achieved by morning
and afternoon
students.
Student data is not
available at this time.
SIGNIFICANCE OF DATA….
Many changes are planned:
Revise the list of topics
available.
Revise the rubric for
continuation, with
emphasis on credits
earned instead of grade.
Connect more hyperlinks.
IN CONCLUSION…...
I have enjoyed working with colleagues as they
become empowered with technology.
I think this first attempt was a struggle because
much of the material was not available when
needed. The next attempt should run smoother.
I think there should be a beginning group (year
1) and an advanced group (year 2).
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