EIPT 6513

Article Responses
Below are some assigned articles for this class. You are welcome to read students' abstracts and think about the questions they address in response to the readings.
 

Research on and Research with Emerging Technologies
M.J. Hannafin, K.M. Hannafin, S.R. Hooper, L.P. Reiber, & A.S. Kini, (1996)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
 
Visual Literacy
R. Braden (1996)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
 
Reflections on the State of Educational Technology Research and Develeopment
R. Kozma / R. Ritchie  (2000)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
 
Beyond amplification: Using the Computer to Reorganize Mental Functioning
R. D. Pea (1985)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
  
The Potential for Mindful Teaching at a Distance: A Dual Challenge in Educating Teachers
K. Murphy (1995)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
 
Running to Catch a Moving Train: Schools and Information Technologies
H. J. Becker (1998)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 
 
Technology's Promises and Dangers in a Psychological and Educational Context
G. Salomon (1998)
 
Jami Beshear Kevin Mathey
Carolyn Brooks Angel Peng
Nelson Er Doug Valentine
Sheryl Hunt Ya-Shu Yang
Kamala Jolly Amanda York
Beverly Larue Guanglan Zhang
 

 

Becker, H.J. (1998). Running to catch a moving train: Schools and information technologies. Theory into Practice. 37 (1), 20-30.
 
Braden, R. (1996). Visual Literacy. In D. Jonassen (Ed.), Handbook of Research for Educational Communications and Technology (pp. 1107 - 1135. New York: MacMillan. [online] available: http://www.aect.org/Intranet/Publications/edtech/16/index.html

Hannafin, M.J., Hannafin, K.M., Hooper, S.R., Reiber, L.P., & Kini, A.S. (1996). Research on and Research with Emerging Technologies. In D. Jonassen (Ed.), Handbook of Research for Educational Communications and Technology (pp. 378 - 402). New York: MacMillan.
 
Kozma / Ritchie Series:

Kozma, R. (2000). Reflections on the state of educational technology research and development. ETRD, 48(1), 5-15.
 
Kozma, R. (2000). The relationship between technology and design in educational technology research and development: A reply to Richey. ETRD, 48(1), 19-21.
 
Richey, R. (2000). Reflections on the state of educational technology research and development: A response to Kozma. ETRD, 48(1), 16-18.
Murphy, K. (1995). The potential for mindful teaching at a distance: A dual challenge in educating teachers. International Journal of Educational Telecommunications 1(2/3) 167-183.
 
Pea, R.D. (1985). Beyond amplification: Using the computer to reorganize mental functioning. Educational Psychologist, 20(4), 167-182.
 
Salomon, G. (1998). Technology's Promises and Dangers in a Psychological and Educational Context. Theory into Practice. 37 (1), 4-10.
 

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