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This site contains teaching/learning activities used across over 40 disciplines with hyperlinked examples of how each might utilize a certain kind of technology or a combination of different technologies to accomplish specific learning objectives.
Conceptual Learning - Ideas, theories, principles of information systems, bodies of knowledge;
Problem Solving - Deductive powers, inferential reasoning, testing assumptions, decision making;
Object and Document Analysis - Contextualization and interpretation using texts, documents, pictures, objects;
Data Gathering and Synthesis - Research skills, methodology, evaluation and reporting, quantification;
Case Studies - Evaluation of systems by observing and analyzing simulated situations or processes;
Virtual Labs and Field Trips - Testing and evaluating information through experiments and in situ examination; Presentations by Teachers - Demonstrations, overviews, framing, setting forth of key information or salient points; Presentations by Students - Production or performance of representative knowledge by students; Collaborative Learning - Sharing knowledge, collective decision making, forming learning communities; and Authentic Inquiry - Learner as practitioner, connecting theory to practice, taking responsibility for knowledge.
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