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Always thought provoking ideas - Mark
Mark Ahlness
mahlness@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us
Arbor Heights Elementary School
Jamie McKenzie wrote:
>
> From Now On
> The Educational Technology Journal
>
> Vol 10|No 6|March|2001
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>
> There are three articles in this month's issue of From Now On
> available for free at http://fno.org
>
> 1) "How Teachers Learn Technology Best" by Jamie McKenzie
> http://fno.org/mar01/howlearn.html
>
> A republishing of a January 2001 article that appeared first in
> "Electronic School" - a publication of the (American) National School
> Boards Association. The article provides a summary and
> synthesis of what we have found to be successful when trying
> to reach the full spectrum of teachers, emphasizing adult learning,
> teams, invention and informal support structures.
>
> 2) "Guilty Until Proven Innocent:
> E-Mail Blocking Comes to Schools" by Jamie McKenzie
> http://fno.org/mar01/censorship.html
>
> An editorial exploring the implications of a recent two month
> blockade of From Now On by a state education agency that
> filtered chunks of addresses in order to prevent spamming.
>
> 3)" Is Virtual Schooling a Virtual Reality?" By Glenn Russell (below)
> http://fno.org/mar01/virtualschool.html
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Jamie McKenzie
> Editor
> "From Now On - The Educational Technology Journal"
> mckenzie@fno.org http://fno.org
> 500 Fifteenth Street http://staffdevelop.org
> Bellingham, WA 98225 http://questioning.org
> Voice (360) 647-8759 http://newlibrary.org
> Fax (360) 738-9083 http://fnopress.com
>
> "The question is the answer."
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