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After School Professional Development Program<br />

65 Court Street, Room 224, Brooklyn, NY 11201<br />

Maryann Dickar, Director aspdp@schools.nyc.gov<br />

Participants read “Getting More Value out of the Technology You Already Have,” which offers tips<br />

culled from educators for how best to exploit the technology available to them. They respond to the<br />

reflection questions that follow.<br />

Objectives: Specify instructional goals and standards for each session.<br />

Framework standard:<br />

Domain 3: Instruction<br />

Competency c: Engaging Students in Learning<br />

Method of Instruction: List the method of presenting: Classroom video or interactive hands-on<br />

activity. Include strategies to meet diverse learning needs (differentiated instruction).<br />

• Text<br />

• Reflection prompts<br />

Classroom Practice: Specify what skills and strategies the participant will bring back to his/her<br />

classroom.<br />

Resources (readings, artifacts, internet sites, videos, etc): Provide the title, author, edition,<br />

publisher, cost, and where it is available. If there is a guest speaker, include the presenter’s name<br />

and affiliation.<br />

“Getting More Value out of the Technology You Already Have,” available through Resources in<br />

the eClassroom<br />

Guest Speakers:<br />

Calendar<br />

Session # 13<br />

Date: self-paced<br />

Time: self-paced<br />

Number of hours for this session: 2<br />

Topics: List session topic and material, e.g. handouts. Indicate midterm and final exam date.<br />

Article: “Using Multimedia to Overcome the Problems with Problem Based Learning”<br />

Participants read “Using Multimedia to Overcome the Problems with Problem Based Learning,” an<br />

article that explores the strengths and challenges to problem based learning and how multimedia<br />

can address those challenges. They respond to the reflection questions that follow.<br />

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