New Literacies: Are Colorado Teacher Education Programs Preparing Pre-Service Teachers to Use Technology in Their Learning Environments? |
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A Dissertation Study - University of Denver - August 2004 - Debra S. Austin, PhD, JD |
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LIST OF TABLESTable 1 Dimensions of Educational Environments, Literature, & NETS*T Themes Table 2 Interview Collection Schedule Table 3 Interview Data Responses Table 4 Interview Participant Type Table 5 Interview Response Times Table 6 Personal Interview Table 7 Willing Participant Who Failed to Respond Table 8 Refusal to Participate Table 9 Artifact Data Table 10 Data Type by Technology Education Group Table11 Colorado Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure Programs Table 12 Colorado Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure Programs Table 13 Master’s Degree Beyond Initial Licensure with Additional Credits Table 14 Colorado Alternative Licensure or Teacher-in-Residence Programs Table 15 Technology Education Facilities – Student Labs Data Displayed Per Institution Table 16 Technology Instructional Spaces Data Displayed Per Institution Table 17 Technology Course Institutions Course Credit Matrix Table 18 Technology Course Institutions Instructor Status Matrix Table 19 Technology Course Institutions Course Content Topics Matrix Table 20 Technology Course Institutions Software Matrix Table 21 Technology Course Institutions Hardware Matrix Table 22 Technology Course Institutions Course Mediation Matrix Table 23 Technology Course Institutions Course Asses sment Matrix Table 24 Technology Operations and Concepts Table Table 25 Planning and Designing Learning Environments/Experiences Table 26 Teaching, Learning, and the Curriculum Table 27 Assessment and Evaluation Table 28 Productivity and Professional Practice Table 29 Social, Ethical, Legal, and Human Issues of Technology Use Back to Top |
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