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Implementing Your
Curriculum Web in the Classroom
A Learning Module for WIT 2003 by Darlyne Delaney and Joy Reeves and adapted by Craig Cunningham
The following are the goals for this module in order to successfully implement your Curriculum Web in the classroom:
Back to TopIntroduction:Curriculum Webs web sites that are developed to support a unit of learning (a curriculum). They vary considerably in their structure and the kinds of learning activities they contain; however there are certain standard issues that come with implementation.This module is designed to offer practical advice for implementing your Curriculum Web in your classroom situation, and develop a plan for getting the most out of the technology to which you have access. Whether you are planning on creating a Curriculum Web, have
already created one or are using one that already exists, there are many
items to consider before you begin to implement it. There are some
general strategies that can assist in time management, classroom management
and avoiding and/or managing technical delays and derailments. Following
these general strategies, the module recognizes that those who teach elementary
school will encounter differences in implementation from those who teach
at the high school level, and offers strategies tailored for these two
situations.
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