From Literacy to Fluency in Instructional Technology: Taking Your Staff to the Next Level
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Richard W. Shelly
NASSP Bulletin Volume 84, Number 614, ISSN 0192-6365
Abstract
Teachers experienced with entry-level technology tools are poised to move from literacy to fluency. The Independent Professional Development in Technology model was developed to extend individual professional development in classroom applications of newer, more sophisticated educational technologies. Design, benefits, and implementation strategies are discussed. (MLH)
Citation
Shelly, R.W. (2000). From Literacy to Fluency in Instructional Technology: Taking Your Staff to the Next Level. NASSP Bulletin, 84(614), 61-70. Retrieved March 28, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/89416/.
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