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Chapter 3. Using Virtual Field Trips in the Classroom | |||
3.1 Ratio of Students to Computer That's Not
a Drinking Fountain How to Thrive
-- Not Just Survive -- in a One-Computer Classroom
3.2 Monitoring Usage Usage Updates (9 Rules for Safe Use by Susan Brooks-Young) Acceptable
Use Policies: A Handbook ALA’s CIPA
Web Site - Info About the Children's Internet Protection Act Internet Usage Updates, Usage and Population Statistics Kid-safe
Search Engines SafeKids.Com
Kids’ Pledge www.safekids.com/contract_kid.htm Teachers'
Guide
3.3 Standards Education
World: National & State Standards by Category McREL The National
Educational Technology Standards (NETS)
National
Science Education Standards National
Standards for United States History Principles
and Standards for School Mathematics Washington
State's Essential Academic Learning Requirements
3.4 Is it True? Department
of Atmospheric Sciences (DAS), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Critical
Evaluation of a Web Site Critical
Evaluation Survey: Virtual Tours Developing Critical Thinking Skills on the Net RefDesk.com Teaching
Zack to Think
3.5 Learning Assessment Ready Made
Rubrics Rubrics
Library Technology
in the Classroom: Games or Learning Tools? The Ten
Stages to Web-Use Nirvana (You may have to scroll down the page to see the article.)
3.6 Your Connection to the Web Tramline's
Field Trips Site Permission
Slip (for younger students)
3.7 Integrating Virtual Field Trips into Your Classroom 3.8 Notes From the Field
3.9 Examples & Tools Examples of how educators are using Virtual Field Trips in their classrooms. Very Basic
Field Trip Log Sample Field
Trip Log (You can use this as a template and adapt it for your trips.) Virtual
Field Trip Guidelines, by Walter McKenzie Following are some tools you may use in conjunction with Virtual Field Trips. Field Notebook
for Geology Trip Virtual
Field Trip Diary Examples
3.10 Virtual Field Trips and Homeschooling Homeschool.com
Homeschool
World Oceans Field
Trip
3.11 Rainforest
Field Trip Lesson Plan Rainforest
Field Trip
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