Purpose
This site was created as part of a class project at Nova Southeastern University by two doctoral students, Crystal Grace Barletta and Richard Falletta. The purpose of this site is to help educators combine the use of technology with curriculum development. On this site, you will find information related to course work within EDD 7914 Curriculum Teaching and Technology led by Dr. Al Mizell, but are also encouraged to use this site to garner new ideas for implementing technology into your classroom.
Contact Information
Crystal Grace Barletta
[email protected]
Richard Falletta
[email protected]
http://www.nova.edu/library/main/
Technology Integration is an ongoing process that requires a team of technolgy experts, teachers, and the administration. The first step towards technology integration is a willingness to research and work collaboratively.
References
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