The Web Institute for Teachers (WIT) is an intensive
summer seminar
designed to help preK-12 teachers integrate the World
Wide Web into their curriculum.
WIT 2003 ran
from July 7 to August
1, 2003.
Latest WIT News
(last updated: 4:39 pm 2004n March 10, 2004 )
Once you
implement your WIT 2003 project, you need to submit a Teacher
Implementation Form and have at least 10 of your students submit
a Student Evaluation Form. These forms are
available here.
Participants submitting Evidence
of Completion forms for Illinois recertification credits (the forms
were mailed to successful partipants
on August 8) may need to submit an Agenda. Click
here to access
sample agendas.
To see
all projects produced in WIT 2003, see the Homeroom
pages.
We've compiled a list of Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ)
regarding WIT 2003. Please see it to answer your questions or
to suggest new questions and answers for the list.
Remember that the WIT
curriculum modules required a diiferent username and password than
personal username you use to publish to the WIT server. If you
don't know what it is, contact the Director!
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About WIT 2003
WIT 2003 Staff
WIT 2003 Curriculum
"What we learned from this study is that WIT does an excellent
job of individualizing instruction. Because WIT manages to provide
a flexible and supportive environment for teachers at all levels of
proficiency, success in WIT 2002 was not generally sensitive to participants’ levels
of initial preparation or overall motivation. ... If professional development
generally were able to individualize instruction the way that WIT does,
the whole system would be vastly more efficient and effective."
(Excerpt from outside evaluation study by the Bay Area Research Group)
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Web Institute for Teachers 2003 (completed on July 3, 2003)