Nov. 1, 1999
UVM Technology Task Force


 

California  State University is integrating technology into teacher education with smart classrooms. 

University of Missouri  requires all pre-service teachers to own a powerbook.  Students also take advantage of customized
software tools developed at the university, such as the ìshared journalingî tool, which allows for computer-based,
real-time conversations. 
NCATE Case Illustrations of Technology Teacher Use in Teacher Education
The Multimedia Academy: Technology Applications in a Professional Development School
a joint partnership with Chula Vista Elementary School District and San Diego State University
State Policy: Texas' School-Based Teacher Education Technology Initiative
The Houston Consortium:University of Houston, Texas Southern University, University of St. Thomas, and Houston Baptist University
Aligning Technology Practices in the Schools and the University
efforts between the Curry School of Education, University of Virginia, and local school divisions to support one another in technology initiatives
Technology as a Catalyst in the Reform of Teacher Education and Art & Sciences
at the University of Hartford
Technology-Based Student Work: The Creation of "Billie's Story"
an interdisciplinary course (at Vanderbilt University's Peabody College) in molecular biology, science methods, and technology which produced a CD-ROM about a fifth-grader with a genetic disorder
Enhancing Teacher Education Through the Use of Interactive Technology
using television-mediated observation of a P-12 laboratory school and the teacher education program at the University of Northern Iowa
 
A Day in the Life of a Current Teacher Education Student
at Valley City State University, North Dakota, where all the students are required to use a notebook computer
Facilities Do Make a Difference: Wendell W. Wright Education Building
at Indiana University
Transforming Learning: Technology Integration Across the Teacher Education Curriculum
sequencing technology experiences across the teacher curriculum at Peabody College, Vanderbilt University, to provide opportunities for students to progress from being consumers to producers of technology-based applications
Technology Training for Teacher Education Professors
at the University of Maryland, College Park
Applying Technology Practices in Schools and the University
technology fieldwork internships between rural schools and Boise State University
Changing the Way Teacher Education Students Learn
"Computers in the Classroom" at Arizona State University

Studying Teaching Cases Nationwide via the Internet
at the Curry School of Education, University of Virginia
Performance-Based Technology Competencies for Teacher Candidates
using technology modules in Western Illinois University's teacher education program

 Research on Education Technology

Milken Foundation: Are we making progress in the public schools and achieving goals of higher academic achievement through technology? The listing of articles and studies addresses what proof exists as to technology's effectiveness and impact on student achievement.