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In what ways could you capitalize on new technologies and your web site to support your district's professional development practices? Consider how you could help new teachers become familiar with your district's mission. Click here to view a basic web learning module for new teachers and assess it in terms of the following features. How could you and your faculty build web learning modules to support their work, new teachers, students, and parents. used with other topics, such as teaching elementary teachers your district's guided reading group moves or how to develop a classroom code of conduct. |
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- Modular
Develop a learning module that addresses a single skill rather than a whole course addressing multiple skills.
- Multi-Sensory
Include sight, sound, and touch in a variety of ways in your learning module.
- Interruptible
Create ways for the user to stop and start easily with ease.
- Interactive
Assign a task to the user that is followed by phone or face-to-face coaching from a colleague or mentor.
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Imagine a space on your web site just for new teachers and mentors where short 10-15 minute learning modules on basic instructional practices resided. Topics, such as how to conduct a guided reading group, how to develop a classroom code of conduct, how to organize a student-led conference, or how to analyze student data. Click here to read an article how to use the web to support your district's induction program through a blended learning model. |
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