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Raw
Materials for the Mind: Teaching & Learning in Information
& Technology Rich Schools [Second Edition] -- http://landmark-project.com/rmfm
ISBN 0-9667432-0-2 Copyright (c) 1995 - 2003 by David Warlick
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Stop Integrating Technology
Published in edtechnot.com May 2003.
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Plan It, Design It, Build It. Put Your Web Site to Work
Featured Article, Technology & Learning Magazine September 2002
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A Conversation on Technology Leadership
Published in Technology & Learning Magazine, June 2001
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Integration: Building 21st Century Learning Environments
Published in edtechnot.com September 2001
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Contributing
author for Holt, Rinehart, & Winston's Professional Reference
for Teachers from their Science & Technology series
ISBN 0-03-054422-X
Copyright (c) by Hold, Rinehart, and Winston
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The
Wicked Sherrif
Published in Technology
& Learning Online Magazine. July 1, 2001
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A
Conversation on Technology Leadership
Published June
15, 2001 in Technology & Learning Magazine
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Top 10 Technology Breakthroughs for Schools -- Number 3: Collaboration Tools
Published November
15, 2001 in Technology & Learning Magazine
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Evaluating
Internet Resources: A Goals-based Approach -- http://landmark-project.com/Evaluation/index.html
Published in 1997
in Meridian, an online journal
of North Carolina State University and The Media
Awareness Network of Canada.
Copyright (c) 1997 by David Warlick
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School
Internet Policy: A Digital Double Take on a Changing Situation
Published in Education
World Magazine April, 2000 -- http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech018.shtml
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Raw
Materials for the Mind (An Article)
Published in Technology
& Learning Online Magazine March, 2001 -- http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/
archives/WCE/archives/dwarlick.htm
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From
Outside the Box -- http://landmark-project.com/fotb
From Outside the Box is a collection of short articles
by David Warlick that explore a variety of issues related to
using computer and Internet technology in our schools.
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 I found the viewpoint so electrifying that I had to read
parts to some of my teaching friends.
A teacher
in New Jersey
Finally...
a book that goes way beyond just finding information on the
Internet. Raw Materials for the Mind shows you practical
and effective ways to refine and employ that information in
your instructional program.
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Al Rogers
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Founder & Executive Director, the Global SchoolNet Foundation
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observations about the opportunities for educational change
through technology are both thought provoking and inspirational.
However, what I feel is unique about Warlick's presentation
in his book is his ability to move his readers from a broad
conceptual framework of the evolving digital world to concrete
examples of project-based learning with specific suggestions
of ways to integrate software and the Internet. |
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Kay Haskel
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Media Specialist in Pennsylvania
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picked up David's book one evening to scan through the first
chapter and didn't put it down until I finished the book at
four or five the next morning. |
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Prof Po Choi
Wong --
Chinese University in Hong Kong
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