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Yuen, Allan H. K.; Ma, Will W. K. – Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 2002
Teachers' computer acceptance is an important factor to the successful use of computers in education. This article explores the gender differences in teacher computer acceptance. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was used as the framework to determine if such differences are present. Survey questionnaires were administered to 186 preservice…
Descriptors: Females, Computer Uses in Education, Intention, Questionnaires
Chalmers, Lex – International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2006
There are undoubtedly many parallels between Australia and New Zealand in the history of geographic information system (GIS) in schools. These parallels occur in the social, institutional, professional development, and curricula areas, and each of these topics is considered in this article. In New Zealand at least, there is still a lot that needs…
Descriptors: Geography Instruction, Foreign Countries, Appropriate Technology, Geographic Information Systems
Wang, Yu-Mei – EDUCAUSE Quarterly, 2006
The stand-alone computer course is the earliest IT training model in teacher education. Designed in the early 1980s, the course responded to increasing demands from schools that teachers have adequate technology skills. The primary goal was to improve technology proficiency among preservice teachers. Research later determined that student teachers…
Descriptors: Preservice Teacher Education, Methods Courses, Computer Literacy, Technology Education
Laverty, Rich; Povich, Timothy; Williams, Tasha – PRIMUS, 2005
Near the conclusion of their final term in the calculus sequence at The United States Military Academy, cadets are given a week long group project. At the end of the week, the project is briefed to their instructors, classmates, and superior officers. From a teaching perspective, the goal is to encapsulate as much of the course as possible in one…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Calculus, College Mathematics, Mathematics Instruction
Hoel, Mark – International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2004
In recent years, geomatics has had a tremendous effect on geographical education at the post-secondary level. Courses, departments and even entire colleges such as the College of Geographic Sciences in Nova Scotia, Canada, are now dedicated to its study and use. Predictably, the impact of geomatics on classroom teaching at the secondary level has…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Foreign Countries, Public Education, Curriculum Evaluation
Diem, Richard A. – International Journal of Social Education, 2006
Over the past two decades, the technology "revolution" has evolved to touch nearly every aspect of the people's lives. More than just a convenience, this force has become a necessity throughout business, government, and education. One of the most invasive forces of technology is the way in which it plays a role in the types of instructional…
Descriptors: Social Behavior, Educational Technology, Social Studies, Democratic Values
Kerski, Joseph J. – Journal of Geography, 2003
Geographic information systems (GIS) technology and methods have transformed decision-making in society by bringing geographic analysis to the desktop computer. Although some educators consider GIS to be a promising means for implementing reform, it has been adopted by less than 2 percent of American high schools. The reasons behind the interest…
Descriptors: High Schools, Geography, Information Systems, Computer Uses in Education
Donnelly, Roisin – Studying Teacher Education, 2006
This paper discusses how a postgraduate certificate course in third-level learning and teaching for academic staff in the Republic of Ireland has adopted a particular approach in teacher education. An important aspect of the successful integration and use of learning technology is the way in which it effectively reflects and articulates a given…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Graduate Study, Teacher Education, Education Courses
Linehan, Peter E. – Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education, 2006
Spatial analysis technologies are increasingly important tools for all aspects of forest resource management. Field work previously accomplished with map, compass, and engineers' scale is now being augmented, or superseded, by the use of GPS and GIS. Professional-grade GPS receivers and commercial GIS software are preferred for their accuracy and…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Computer Software Evaluation, Technology Education, Ecology
Kiernan, Vincent – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2006
Students of Coppin State University are using a system that merges video recordings of class lectures with a digital version of the students' own notes. The system, sold by Tegrity Inc. is unusual in its use of an electronic pen along with digital recordings, with administrators and faculty members believing that the technology would improve…
Descriptors: Faculty, School Holding Power, Lecture Method, College Students
Timmerman, Maria A – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2004
This article describes the design and implementation of a methods course assignment that enhanced prospective teachers' understanding of teaching mathematics with technology.
Descriptors: Methods Courses, Preservice Teacher Education, Mathematics Instruction, Internet
Stearns, Jared – Technology & Learning, 2006
K-12 schools are broadening their curriculum offerings to include audio, video, and other multimodal styles of communication. A combination of savvy digital natives, affordable software, and online tutoring has created a perfect opportunity to integrate professional level video and videoconferencing into curricula. Educators are also finding…
Descriptors: Teleconferencing, Television, Production Techniques, Elementary Secondary Education
Heun, Christopher – Technology & Learning, 2006
With federal funding riding on test scores, student performance is crucial. Information systems are an important ingredient of assessments that are sometimes overlooked. Small rural school districts, such as Orange County, Virginia, often have only a modest IT budget and must find ways to improve the reliability and redundancy of their systems.…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Educational Technology, Technology Integration, School Districts
Jaffe, Ellen Hofstetter – Exchange: The Early Childhood Leaders' Magazine Since 1978, 2005
Time management is a skill. Like any new skill, it takes time and commitment to develop. A frequent complaint of center directors is not having enough time. Most work extremely long hours and still feel they are not getting enough done. This article presents ideas on how to manage time and work smarter, not harder. These ideas are the following:…
Descriptors: Crisis Management, Time Management, Administrator Responsibility, Work Environment
Firooznia, Fardad – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2006
This writing-intensive, lab-based, nonmajor biology course explores scientific inquiry and biological concepts through specific topics illustrated or inaccurately depicted in works of science fiction. The laboratory emphasizes the scientific method and introduces several techniques used in biological research related to the works we study.…
Descriptors: Science Fiction, Scientific Methodology, Biology, Interdisciplinary Approach

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