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Informationen zum Autor Ted McCain is coordinator of instructional technology for Maple Ridge Secondary School in Vancouver, BC. He also has taught computer networking, graphic design, and desktop publishing for Okanagan College, Kelowna, BC. He is the author of six books on the future, effective teaching, educational technology, and graphic design. In 1997, McCain received the Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence for his work in developing a real-world technology curriculum that prepares students for employment in technology directly out of high school. For the past twenty years, McCain has done consulting work for businesses and school districts on effective teaching for the digital generation and the implementation of instructional technology. His clients have included Apple Computer, Microsoft, Aldus, and Toyota, as well as many school districts and educational associations in both the United States and Canada. He is passionate in his belief that schools must change so that they can effectively prepare students for the rest of their lives. Klappentext Foreword by David D. ThornburgWindows on the Future was designed to help the educator cope with changes created by technology and embrace a new mind-set necessary to access burgeoning technological advances.was designed to help the educator cope with changes created by technology and embrace a new mind-set necessary to access burgeoning technological advances. Zusammenfassung Foreword by David D. ThornburgWindows on the Future was designed to help the educator cope with changes created by technology and embrace a new mind-set necessary to access burgeoning technological advances. was designed to help the educator cope with changes created by technology and embrace a new mind-set necessary to access burgeoning technological advances. Inhaltsverzeichnis Foreword - David D. Thornburg, Ph.D. Acknowledgments About the Authors Introduction 1. Window 1: The Power of Paradigm 2. Window 2: Mounting Paradigm Pressure 3. Window 3: Assessing Your Paradigm 4. Window 4: The Technology of Change 5. Window 5: Moore¿s Law 6. Window 6: Looking at the Road Ahead 7. Window 7: It¿s Time for Education to Catch Up 8. Window 8: Education in the Future 9. Window 9: New Skills for Students 10. Window 10: New Roles for Educators 11. Window 11: The Need for Vision Recommended Readings References Index ...
