Uncomplicated Technologies and Erstwhile Aids: How PowerPoint, the Internet, and Political Cartoons can Elicit Engagement and Challenge Thinking in New Ways

John H. Bickford

Uncomplicated Technologies and Erstwhile Aids: How PowerPoint, the Internet, and Political Cartoons can Elicit Engagement and Challenge Thinking in New Ways

Eastern Illinois University

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Resumen

This paper Is based on three beliefs. First, technology can engage and challenge students’ thinking. Second, technology can assist students in creating quality work. Finally, computer-generated studentwork can be used as educational tools in productive ways that other student-work cannot.

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	The History Teacher
Volumen	41
Estado	Published - nov 2010

Disciplines

Education
Junior High, Intermediate, Middle School Education and Teaching

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http://www.societyforhistoryeducation.org/pdfs/Bickford.pdf

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