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TRAINING LEADERS IN TECHNOLOGYENDLESS POSSIBILITIESWITH JUST ONE CLICK:I-LLINI Partnershipscoach Urbana MiddleSchool teachers onintegrating technologyinto everyday lessons.Here, Co-PrinicipalInvestigator MikeWilliams observesstudents as theyexplore new iPads.16
Pull As a quote leader goes in educational here. Idunt technology, incilis nim the verostrud College of delessi. EducationPut continues nos esse exploring magna ways faccum in which nis ercip new ex tools eui can tis be eu deployed feugait, forsum more ad effective dolumsan methods velis of dolore teaching, dolortincin learning, henis and nisi. assessment.At the Ubiquitous Learning Institute launch (ULI), Harvard scholar ChrisTeacher Dede publicly Name, Elementary congratulated School us for being ahead of the game with theestablishment of ULI and for the work associated with that initiative.— Mary Kalantzis, DeanKeeping educators on par with their techsavvystudents, the Learning Technologiesgroup in the College of Education equipseducators across the state with the latesttools and lessons on how to use them.“Our challenge as 21st century educators isbalancing out the fundamental principles ofteaching and learning for generations whohave grown up unknowingly immersed intechnology and for whom the expectationsof the workforce have changed,” saidEvangeline S. Pianfetti, Assistant Dean ofLearning Technologies.In addition to supporting methods andpreservice students in the college, theI-LLINI Partnerships grant teamed up withlocal schools, focusing on effective integrationof technology in teaching and learning,data-driven instruction, and UniversalDesign for Learning. The Learning Technologiesteam also expanded the technologyinstitute, “A Moveable Feast,” to include“Kids’ Feast” in two additional counties.Partnering with the ENLIST grant, LearningTechnologies is consulting with a localschool, Booker T. Washington, in preparationfor their new science, technology,engineering, and mathematics (STEM)magnet school redesign. This collaborationhighlights progressive outreach effortsto the Champaign Unit 4 district.On the college’s information technolgyside, one new service makes statistical applicationsavailable to faculty and studentswherever they are, from any computer.That server and many others are beingvirtualized and outsourced to promote flexibilityand to save energy, time, and money.COLLEGE OF EDUCATION • 2010 PROFILE17
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