STSD+CFF+Teachers

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Hello STSD CFF Teachers! This page will be used as a bulletin board for important information that we can share and create together:

STSD Created 21st Century Lesson Ideas Here is a list of teacher created projects and examples.

//Please use these links to share ideas about the equipment. Good and Bad. Problems you have encountered, or neat "tricks" you have found.//
 * Equipment Links:**

Promethean Boards Teaching Ideas Lap Top Carts Lap Tops Digital Video Cameras Digital Cameras


 * Other Information:**

//Embedded Learning/Wilkes online CFF coursework:// If you decided to take the CFF coursework online for college credit. (3 grad credits, 90 hours act 48) Here are some details: The course you need to take is called "Teaching in the 21st Century" You have 4 options for taking the class-9 week version from 1/12 - 3/16 or 3/2 - 5/4 or in the summer (no dates available yet). **The work must be completed by August 31.** You may also choose the 14 week version from 1/26 - 5/4 (recommended) Registration for the first 9 week session is open and will remain open until January 2. For a complete schedule of the course offerings visit this link:http://www.embeddedlearning.com/grad/files/Academic_Calendar.pdf In the 9 week version plan on approx. 2 hours of work the first week, 6-10 hours per week for the next 6 weeks, then 10 hours over 2 weeks for the research paper at the end. In the 14 week version the work is spread out. Joan Schneider at MHS took the class for credit as did Deb Bowen and Kitty Keller at NP if you'd like to chat with someone. You will have to enroll at Wilkes and go through a bit of a maze to get started so plan some time to get yourself started. It could be a good Christmas break project, or snow day project. Here is the link to the main info page:http://www.embeddedlearning.com/grad/default.cfm?show=2#ne_2 when you get there click the link to "Major in the 21st century teaching and learning" for more info about the program. Also feel free to let me know if you need any assistance.Tom