Master Classrooms: Classroom Design with Technology in Mind. As Milton Glick pointed out in his article in EDUCOM Review: "Everything we are used to -- books, lectures,
television -- is one-way, focused on what the teacher, writer or actor does. It is hard for us to remember that it is not
what the teacher does but what he or she gets students to do that results in learning." (Glick, 1990)http://www.unc.edu/cit/iat-archive/publications/conway/conway1.html
Teleclass Teacher's Guide: This
guide is designed to help you be a highly effective teacher in the Distance Education format. The suggestions related to courses
that are offered by live, interactive video using digitally compressed video technology (CODEC) and videotapes. All of the
suggestions build upon your knowledge and experience as a classroom teacher. http://www.outreach.utk.edu/TelemediaServices/faculty.htm
Integrating Technology into Content.
The Southeast and Islands Regional Technology in Education Consortium
(SEIR*TEC) has studied technical assistance and professional development to resource poor schools across the Southeastern
United States. Over a three-year period of study the consortium
has been involved with many intensive site schools. https://members.tripod.com/cynthiasparks/researchintegration.htm
Bridging the gap between town and gown: An important part of any school or college is to have activities outside
the classroom for students and faculties. Here are some pictures of students in my home for Thanksgiving dinner.