Instructional Technology Links

This section provides links to timely and relevant information regarding the Instructional Technologies. Please participate in the development of this section by informing IT of other links that are available.

The Well Connected Educator: At this site, "teachers, administrators, parents and others write about educational technology, join in conversations, and learn from one another." Teachers can also win prizes by submitting their favorite Web sites!
George & Mike's Guide to Windows 95: This site offers tons of Windows 95 help, specially geared towards the novice and intermediate Win95 user. Very informative.
Pioneering Partners Foundation Home Page: Pioneering Partners "seeks to spread the use of technology in education by investing in people. Risk taking educators use their experiences to show others how to make technology a transforming tool for students and for teachers."
US Department of Education Technology Initiative: Educational Technology links from the Dept. of Education.
Electronic Learning: A resource for technology and school change
From Now On: The educational technology journal written by Jamie McKenzie. It includes new ideas, new technologies and new ways of learning. This site includes the last four years of previous issues of this journal.
EDWEB: Exploring Technology and School Reform: Use these pages to help formulate and develop classroom applications of educational technology within specific disciplines, or to connect to information resources available on the Internet.
LIVETEXT: K-12 Curricula Resource: This curricula resource can help to formulate and develop classroom applications of educational technology.
REINVENTING SCHOOLS: THE TECHNOLOGY IS NOW: Sponsored by the National Academies of Science and Engineering, this home page seeks to lay out a vision of the potential role of technology in education.
PLUGGING IN: Choosing and Using Educational Technology.: This site is sponsored by the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory.

If you know of other useful Instructional Technology Links that could be published on this page,
send email to Barbara Spitz: bspitz@madison.k12.wi.us

This page is maintained by Barbara Spitz, bspitz@madison.k12.wi.us
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Madison Metropolitan School District
Instructional Technologies: Coordinator, Joan Peebles
545 West Dayton Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53703 USA

Last Modified: 9/3/97