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INQUIRY, INTERACTION, AND TECHNOLOGY
A program for students of education at Bryn Mawr College, Haverford College, Swarthmore College, University of Pennsylvania
(Supported by an AT&T Learning Network Teaching and Technology Grant)

Education and Technology: Past, present, and beyond

Posing the question

Can the products of the information technology revolution be used to further educational objectives, and, if so, how?
Is it possible that the information technology revolution actually provides a distinctive, never before available, and uniquely appropriate set of tools to enhance education in an inquiry based, interactive, constructivist mode?

First session: The Web: Information and Experiences

Initial thoughts on the question
Finding things on the web
Having "experiences"

Second session: The Web and Interactivity: Becoming Both Student and Teacher

Reactions to experiences
Basic HTML in an interactive mode

Third session: The Web and Interactivity: More on Webweaving

Products of using web searching and HTML
More on HTML and webweaving

Fourth session (today)

More webweaving - Participants' projects
More being both student and teacher - Commentaries on projects
From past to present - New thoughts on the starting question
Sign the Serendip credo?
Making the future - An open invitation

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