The Jossey-Bass Reader on Technology and Learning
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Introduction (R. Pea).
Part One: Reports & Standards.
Summary of Findings and Recommendations from Report to the President on the Use of Technology to Strengthen K-12 Education in the United States (President's Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology, Panel on Education Technology).
National Education Technology Standards for Students (International Society for Technology in Education).
New Technology Standards for Teachers (California Commission on Teacher Credentialing).
Excerpts from Long-Range Plan for Technology, 19962010.
Challenges of Creating a Nation of Technology-Enabled Schools (T. Glennan & A. Melmed).
Internet Use by Teachers (H. Becker).
The Link to Higher Scores (J. Archer).
Part Two: Equity, Access & Literacy.
The Digital Divide (D. Tapscott).
Should We Be Worried? What the Research Says about Gender Differences in Access, Use, Attitudes, and Acheivement with Computers (H. Kirkpatrick & L. Cuban).
Girl Games and Technological Desire (C. Brunner, et al.).
Rethinking How to Invest in Technology (C. Dede).
The World's the Limit in the Virtual High School (S. Berman & R. Tinker).
Computer Technology, Science Education, and Students with Learning Disabilities (D. Kumar & C. Wilson).
The Computer Doesn't Embarrass Me (T. Hasselbring, et al.).
Digital Literacy (P. Gilster).
Part Three: Technology and School Change.
Computers and Computer Culture (S. Papert).
Teaching By Machine (D. Tyack & L. Cuban).
The Evolution of Instruction in Technology-Rich Classrooms (J. Sandholtz, et al.).
Redefining Computer Appropriation: A Five Year Study of ACOT Students (R. Tierney).
Some New Gods That Fail (N. Postman).
Computer Mini-School: Technology Builds Community (A. Gooden).
Engaging Students in a Knowledge Society (M. Scardamalia & C. Bereiter).
Using Technology to Support Innovative Assessment (K. Sheingold & J. Frederiksen).
Part One: Reports & Standards.
Summary of Findings and Recommendations from Report to the President on the Use of Technology to Strengthen K-12 Education in the United States (President's Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology, Panel on Education Technology).
National Education Technology Standards for Students (International Society for Technology in Education).
New Technology Standards for Teachers (California Commission on Teacher Credentialing).
Excerpts from Long-Range Plan for Technology, 19962010.
Challenges of Creating a Nation of Technology-Enabled Schools (T. Glennan & A. Melmed).
Internet Use by Teachers (H. Becker).
The Link to Higher Scores (J. Archer).
Part Two: Equity, Access & Literacy.
The Digital Divide (D. Tapscott).
Should We Be Worried? What the Research Says about Gender Differences in Access, Use, Attitudes, and Acheivement with Computers (H. Kirkpatrick & L. Cuban).
Girl Games and Technological Desire (C. Brunner, et al.).
Rethinking How to Invest in Technology (C. Dede).
The World's the Limit in the Virtual High School (S. Berman & R. Tinker).
Computer Technology, Science Education, and Students with Learning Disabilities (D. Kumar & C. Wilson).
The Computer Doesn't Embarrass Me (T. Hasselbring, et al.).
Digital Literacy (P. Gilster).
Part Three: Technology and School Change.
Computers and Computer Culture (S. Papert).
Teaching By Machine (D. Tyack & L. Cuban).
The Evolution of Instruction in Technology-Rich Classrooms (J. Sandholtz, et al.).
Redefining Computer Appropriation: A Five Year Study of ACOT Students (R. Tierney).
Some New Gods That Fail (N. Postman).
Computer Mini-School: Technology Builds Community (A. Gooden).
Engaging Students in a Knowledge Society (M. Scardamalia & C. Bereiter).
Using Technology to Support Innovative Assessment (K. Sheingold & J. Frederiksen).
