Resource Log, Entry 7-10

I found these links while out surfing the net. I really enjoyed the content, I hope you will too!

#7 This link is to a document. This document is titled, "Is Constructivism Universal: In Search of Meaningful Technology in Morocco and Namibia." I have to honestly say haven't gotten to read this document in the depth that I'd like to, but I really did find what I read to this point fascinating. I'm going to save the rest of my comments for my next reflection blog.
http://learnlink.aed.org/Publications/Concept_Papers/constructivism.pdf


#8 This link is to an online book, well it looks like a book. Anyway, this is a really informative tool for constructivism and technology integration in the classroom. I really think I'm going to save this one for future reference. I really like the lesson integration within the document.
http://www.sedl.org/pubs/tec26/intro.html


#9 This link leads to a publication that is a resources for existing teachers that are new to the whole constructivism and technology integration thing. This publication seems to serve as a "how-to" guide for teachers wanting to enrich their classrooms with hands-on technology.
http://www.sedl.org/pubs/tapinto/v1n1.pdf


#10 This last link is just a really great source for using as a citation for a possible document in this class, as well as other EDTC classes.
http://ejite.isu.edu/Volume2No1/nanjappa.htm