Introduction

I hope you find my pages useful. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you your research disagrees with what I write or if you think that I have made a mistake. These pages are written to guide you as you study in the course Educational Technology (LCE 133).

In using these pages you can navigate in many ways. There are navigation menus at the top and side of the page. Sometimes there are links in this pane. The classes are arranged in order of topics so consult your course outline. It is a work in progress so not all the topics are available at the moment. As I find the time and energy to add and modify pages, I will upload them.

Remember, I cannot control what others on the Internet do to their Web pages so there is always a risk when you go online. Pink areas represent Internet links which are not mine and they always open in a new window (may open in a new tab if you are using IE7 or FireFox 2.0 and your settings permit it. Please make sure you understand my policy on my Internet links before you use them. Have you read my Terms of use? If you haven't (you know you were supposed to do so when signing up!), please do so now. Please be guided by the Universities AUP.

Lets explore... But before you do listen to this song by Techsolve (Shurlana McEachnies, Nicholas Mc Kenna, Dionne Mulrain, Adanna Nero, Mark Nottingham and Felix Padilla of Group 6 (Class of 2010) introduces the value of Educational Technology in the Classroom in their project presentation at the end of Semester I (2006). It is a big avi file, even after compression! (3:08 mins - 18.7 Mb) so you may want to skip this if you have a slow connection or right click on the link and save it and then play at your leisure. I also have a lower quality avi file (4.8 Mb) and an audio only version (mp3). I am in the process of making other presentation pictures and videos available and will link them when that is complete.

From Left to right Adana, Nicholas, Felix and Dianne	Mark on the computer during Techsolve's presentation