Ok, our class project is still in progress but here are the beginnings:http://www.arches.uga.edu/~fay/IT/WebQuest/

Ok, our class project is still in progress but here are the beginnings:http://www.arches.uga.edu/~fay/IT/WebQuest/

My IT class project group was referenced for our second project, a short presentation about constructivist theory which we also all cross- posted on our blogs. The instructor who referenced us teaches Instructional Technology at Arkansas Tech Univ. Kind of neat, hmm?http://scottadams.blogs.com/teachergeek/2004/09/edit_6100_const.html

My IT class project group was referenced for our second project, a short presentation about constructivist theory which we also all cross- posted on our blogs. The instructor who referenced us teaches Instructional Technology at Arkansas Tech Univ. Kind of neat, hmm?http://scottadams.blogs.com/teachergeek/2004/09/edit_6100_const.html

Ok, I'm cross posting this from my school blog as I talk about the ISD module and compare it to the view that some people have of Cataloging. One of my professors in "library school" actually told very terrible cataloger jokes (e.g., Where do catalogers do it? In the back room. arrgh!)Now, I realize that just because you don't teach tech services or maybe even understand the importance of tech services, there is no reason to make fun of people who find it interesting!

Ok, I'm cross posting this from my school blog as I talk about the ISD module and compare it to the view that some people have of Cataloging. One of my professors in "library school" actually told very terrible cataloger jokes (e.g., Where do catalogers do it? In the back room. arrgh!)Now, I realize that just because you don't teach tech services or maybe even understand the importance of tech services, there is no reason to make fun of people who find it interesting!

http://www.gsu.edu/~mstswh/courses/it7000/papers/media.htmMedia Comparison ResearchThe author points out that many believe that there has been a shift in education from instructional media research from behavioral to cognitive.

He defines Media as

http://www.gsu.edu/~mstswh/courses/it7000/papers/media.htmMedia Comparison ResearchThe author points out that many believe that there has been a shift in education from instructional media research from behavioral to cognitive.

He defines Media as

http://www.nwlink.com/%7Edonclark/history_isd/attack.htmlThis week's readings could just as well be called IT hangover. :)Perrsonally, all of the articles in this week's reading, just seem like an expected backlash. Before people change a habit (or way of doing something) there is often a big flurry of regression/nostalgia for the old way. I think that is completely true with what is happening with technology.

http://www.nwlink.com/%7Edonclark/history_isd/attack.htmlThis week's readings could just as well be called IT hangover. :)Perrsonally, all of the articles in this week's reading, just seem like an expected backlash. Before people change a habit (or way of doing something) there is often a big flurry of regression/nostalgia for the old way. I think that is completely true with what is happening with technology.