Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching

Synopsis

This new fifth edition of Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching, by M.D. Roblyer and Aaron H. Doering, builds upon the success of the unique aspects and approach of previous editions. Beginning with Chapter 2, every chapter reinforces the authors' five-step Technology Integration Planning Model (TIP Model) through a series of features and activities: * Technology Integration Examples and Making the Case boxes introduce teachers to the model. * Technology Integration Lessons and Adapting for Special Needs boxes help teachers plan for effective technology integration. * End-of-chapter Technology Integration Workshops provide hands-on practice with technology tools, developmentally appropriate classroom-based scenarios (The TIP Model in Action), and MyEducationLab website activities that help teachers visualize and apply what they have learned. The only book on the market to offer specific content area chapters, the fifth edition introduces the Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework in Chapter 2 and incorporates it within these content-specific chapters to encourage teachers to reflect on the three domains to develop the knowledge and skills to overcome roadblocks to integration. New to This Edition * The new ISTE National Educational Technology Standards for Students (NETS-S) and Teachers (NETS-T) and Essential Conditions are discussed in Chapters 1-3 and correlated throughout the text. * Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework appears in Chapter 2 and is discussed in every chapter in Part IV. * Heavily revised Chapter 8 provides a greater focus on distance education by exploring what it means to be an online teacher and how to prepare for teaching online, and draws a comparison with face-to-face teaching. * Web 2.0 technologies and strategies are discussed and incorporated into every chapter. * Revised & Updated Technology Integration Lesson Planning features