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The Internet offers a wealth of information readily available for instructional purposes
The Internet is a valuable tool for educational programs to take full advantage of existing technology
The Internet allows for the global exposure of local initiatives
must take full advantage of current available technology
must make computers available to every student in Puerto Rico
must turn from a centralized to a de-centralized curriculum
Under the current educational reform the curriculum must respond to directives from each school committee
The Internet provides an excellent tool for the development of local initiatives
modern teaching skills using electronic information must be developed
the curriculum must integrate the most advanced technology
ensure that curricular resources utilize the available knowledge base
will provide content for computer use instruction
will facilitate decentralized initiatives by maintaining self-directed curricula
will allow for English language instruction strategies
The Internet requires technical skills for its utilization
Expertise is also needed in developing curriculum applications
schools must be equipped with hardware
teachers and students must become computer literate
structured activities for curricular applications must be designed
Hardware/technical capabilities
Educators expertise
Availability of structured activities
has diverse instructional potential (according to hardware and software capabilities)
could be unidirectional / demonstrative
includes interactive approaches
can be public / private
computers must be incorporated in the curriculum
teachers and students must become computer literate
curriculum materials must be upgraded and revised
a structure must be created to enhance its use
would create scenarios for all constituents to participate
ensure efficient use of time
allow for expert based direction
allow for delivery of established curricular programs
e-mail communication
list servers
web pages
unlimited archival capability
IRC (chat)
School to Work
English language instruction
Distance learning programs
Technology in Education
develop a comprehensive approach to the utilization of the Internet
ensure the participation of various factions in the design of an educational web page
train teachers in its use
invest in resource analysis and curriculum construction activities
invest in creation of WWW presence
encourage participation
sponsoring its use and development
offering structured activities for curricular use
recommending useful sites and activities
becoming a pioneer in innovative uses
the creation of an Internet domain for the dissemination of its information
participation in the design of initiatives directed at the educational interests existing in Puerto Rico
sponsorhip of initiatives to structure the curricular use of WWW through development of educational web pages
Educational Institutions
Teachers
Teachers trainers
Students
Parents
Community
Industry
focused on topics
narratives with useful links attached
include listserver activities
commercial sponsorship
Professional associations
Instructional methodologies for teachers
Corners for each audience
Demonstration of current activities
Calendar
Message Board
Federal Programs
National STW office
Skill standards Board
Industry specific sites
DE departments
Educational regions/ schools
needs assessment procedures
training in Internet use
web page content and design
maintenance of webpage
establishment of a domain within EDUNET
curriculum design
ESL/Bilingual Education
educational program development
community development
Dr. Karen García kgarcia@sprynet.com
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