The CITEd Research Center has expanded a bit since my last visit. It is worth the time to browse around the site.
"CITEd's Research Center offers evidence-based, promising, and emerging practices based on the latest research. Explore how technology can be used to enhance instruction with an emphasis on students with special needs. Browse research and its implications for your classroom, school, and district."
You can now follow CITEd on Twitter.
Here is a sample of the topics and related resources from the CITEd site:
Multimedia Instruction of Social Skills
Learning with Computer Games and Simulations
Universal Design for Learning in a Digital Multimedia Environment
Using Technology to Support Diverse Learners
Technology to Support Writing
Data Systems and Data-Driven Decision Making
Technology to Assess Student Progress
Evidence-Based Practices
Types of Learners
If you have the time, you can take an on-line course, "Differentiating Instruction", through CITEd, via AIRlearning. The course is free, an you can sign-in as a guest.
Also visit NCTI & CITEd's TECHMATRIX
"Each product in the TechMatrix has features that assist students with special needs. For example, products that read text aloud help students with visual impairments and learning disabilities."
The resources included in the TECHMATRIX are also organized by learning supports across all subject areas.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Revisiting the CITEd Website: Center for Implementing Technology in Education
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