Technology Integration
Donald H. Davis
Director, Instructional Technology and Media Services
http://www.apu.edu/~ddavis
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Collaboration
“Distance Education” -
Any where, Any time
Integration of Technology / Curriculum
Focus on Real-World, Multicultural,Global Experiences
Development of Perpetual Learners
What is a SMART Classroom
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Connection to the Campus Network:
Internet Searching / Library Information
Moving of Files
Other Components
Phone/ModemCapability
ISDN Lines forDE Classes
Video /Audio Linksto Video ControlRoom
CATV Connections
Connecting Laptops
Other Devices
Document Camera
Laser Disk Player
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CD-ROM
E-Mail
Newsgroups
Web Pages
Chat
Instant Messenger
GroupWare
Keys for Effective Use
Adequate Time for planning,development and implementation ofeffective learning activities.
Collaboration with peers and experts.
Individual/Team Specific DevelopmentActivities.
Organizational Accountability.
Integration Philosophies
Curriculum should not be constrainedby technology
Technology is to be transparent,flexible, and reliable
Technology supports curriculum.Changes in programs are curriculumdriven not technology driven. Therelationship between curriculum andtechnology must be a parallel process.
The Key Question Is:Do We HaveTechnology in Search of Instruction
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Instruction in Search of Technology