Internet and Online Research for Teachers

This brief handbook serves as an excellent resource and guide to help beginning teachers use the Internet and the World Wide Web for their classes and teachers.By following the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) guidelines on "Technology and the New Professional Teacher," and the International Society for the Study of Technology and Education's (ISTE) National Standards for Teachers, the author provides a practical and engaging introduction to using the Internet and the World Wide Web.This text is an ideal reference for all pre-service teachers in today's technology age--an era in which the Internet and the World Wide Web are continually redefining the ways in which students learn and teachers teach.New To This Edition New chapter, co-written with university reference librarian John Renaud, "Making Use of Online Electronic Data Bases--the Library Connection," explores the role that online databases are playing in research (Chapter 5). In a rapidly changing area, this book strives to remain current. This new edition includes: updated sites throughout the book. more discussion of doing research using on-line databases. the addition of several hundred new Website addresses. updated discussion of technology standards for teachers. further development of issues related to the use of the Internet and World. Wide Web in schools. information on developing educational portfolios. Visit the text specific companion web site for this new edition at www.ablongman.com/provenzo3e !Provenzo, Eugene F. is the author of 'Internet and Online Research for Teachers', published 2004 under ISBN 9780205412556 and ISBN 0205412556.