Selected stories in Spanish  Feature Teacher Archive

Welcome to the Archive! International collaborations and world wide communication Read this story in Spanish. By Janet Barnstable      (March 23, 2001) Using the server to improve learning By Marc Slippen      (February 21, 2001)

Twentieth Century Project By Scott Habegger      (January 19, 2001) A tale of three projects By Ron Sherman      (November17, 2000) Gold or garbage: Mining the Internet By Diane Tinucci      (October 26, 2000) Graduating from teacher to facilitator in the technology-rich classroom Read this story in Spanish. By Carol Webb      (September 22, 2000) Researching, writing, and illustrating the "isms" By Paula Guhin      (August 25, 2000) Life in the fast lane: Technology in the middle school By Dianna L. Italia      (July 21, 2000) Technology and teacher productivity By Mark La Porte      (June 23, 2000) The seeds of the Internet Challenge By Geri Ruane      (February 18, 2000) Rainforests around the world: Safari By Sandra Cameron & Mary Goddard     (January 25, 2000) QuickTime Virtual Reality in the classroom: A first attempt and follow-up activities Read this story in Spanish. By Russ Wissing     (November 19, 1999) Link Your Students to the four corners of the world Read this story in Spanish. By Donna K. Brock      (October 1999)   Empowering students through service learning By Joan Gill       (September 1999)   Teacher training for the technophobic By Arthur Raisfeld      (August 1999)    A reflection on changing times By Betsy Norris      (July 1999)    Holidays around the world By Rhonda Thornburrow      (June 1999)    Parent communication? Try a classroom Web page By Sharon Sumner      (April 1999)   Generation www.Y project By Onecia Mercer      (March 1999)   Farms around the world: Emu Week and the Emu Country Hoedown By Becky Ross      (February 1999)   Celebrity Interview Projects By Jennifer Van Winkle       January, 1999 COLTS: Concentrating on learning together successfully By Debbie Hodges       (December 1998)   Career collages and project-based learning By Frankie Sumners and Debra Robertson       (October 1998)   Baby Mac: a donation program by Ken Houlihan       (September 1998)   Blazing Trails with online Project-Based Learning by Christy Blauer       (August 1998) Read this story in Spanish   Adventures in Cybercamp by Candace Goldstein       (July 1998)   100th Day Celebrations by Sharie Stelzel       (June 1998)   Technology breaks barriers for a special needs child by Susan Hughes       (May 1998)   Making the most of what you have by Mike Maveal       (April 1998)   Getting up to speed with technology by James Askew       (March 1998)   Learning from international keypals Read this story in Spanish. by Josephine Dervan       (February 1998)   At-risk high schoolers learn health science in an integrated curriculum by Chris Hungerford        (January 1998)

Fifth graders use the Internet to see the world Read this story in Spanish. by Sue Munn     (December 1997)   Volunteering for technology at our school by Cindy O'Hora     (December 1997)   Making math relate to the real world by Jim Bowman     (September 1997)   Bringing cultures closer with technology Read this story in Spanish. by Trina Davis     (September 1997)   Sharing technology know-how: No one can know it all and teach, too by Anne Hageman     (August 1997)   Word processing makes the dreaded written report a little less dreaded by Leslye McCarty     (August 1997)   One teacher's technological evolution: How the cutting-edge keeps moving by Elizabeth Erickson     (June 1997)   Sally, a special needs student, succeeds with the Web by Sharon Kenagy     (June 1997)   Technology: Time-saver or time-waster? by Michael Sirois     June, 1997   Wow! We're going to computers today! by LuAnne Lawhon     (May 1997)   The media specialist: Complementing the classroom teacher by Karen Littlefield      (May 1997)   Visions of the future by Terry Sacket      (May 1997)   Technology: A key to help unlock at-risk children by Craig S. Diggs      (April 1997) Velocity, acceleration, and students in motion by Nancy J. Easterly      (April 1997) Learning through trial and error in the global classroom by Janice Friesen      (April 1997) A creative alternative: Student-authored multimedia Read this story in Spanish. by Jan Johnson      (April 1997)

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