1. The Journey Continues: The Marriage of Education and Technology November 19, 2002

2. The Journey Continues: The Marriage of Education and Technology “Nobody knows what is going on. Technology people don’t know. Content people don’t know. The money people don’t know. Whatever is agreed upon today is disputed tomorrow”. (Schultze pg. 17)

4. Dr. Quentin J. Schultze

5. Dr. Quentin J. Schultze schu@calvin.edu

6. “Nobody knows what is going on. Technology people don’t know. Content people don’t know. The money people don’t know. Whatever is agreed upon today is disputed tomorrow”. (Schultze pg. 17) The Journey Continues: The Marriage of Education and Technology

7. Orienteering: competitors using a map and compass to find their way through unfamiliar territory

8. Compass for Nov. 19

9. Preferred Learning Style Active v.s. Reflective Sensing v.s. Intuitive Visual v.s. Verbal Sequential v.s. Global http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/us ers/f/felder/public/ILSdir/ilsweb.html

10. POWER POINT SOUND CARD REALPLAYER WIN ZIP VIRUS SCAN PHOTO EDITOR

11. Preferred Learning Styles Active v.s. Reflective Sensing v.s. Intuitive Visual v.s. Verbal Sequential v.s. Global

12. Ways to stretch your teaching: Tool: specific implementation

13. Inspiration: create concept maps to illustrate the big picture of a particular subject.

14. What does this mean? Is your teaching style biased toward a preferred learning style? What areas do you need to stretch yourself?