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Fall 2010 (9:1) - j ed tech 2.0
Table of Contents
available to member schools only
Editor's Introduction
by Zvi Grumet
Glossary
Applications
Remote teachers – no longer a remote possibility
by Esther Feldman
Hardware + Software = Brainware
by Sholom Eisenstat
Educational Technology and its Contribution to Israel and Jewish Education
by Avital Drori
Mishnayot Berurot: A computer–based learning tool for Mishnah-type texts
by Meir Fachler
Enhancing Jewish Thought: Inquiring into a Jewish studies classroom’s use of technology
by Yechiel Hoffman
The Open Siddur: A next generation communal Jewish educational resource
by Efraim Feinstein and Devorah Preiss
Jewish Education and Technology
by Yedidya Rausman
Web Exclusive: Teaching and Reaching The Wireless Generation
by Dania Shapira and Rivka Weiner
Features
Nurturing an Online Community of Practice
by Howard Blas
Getting the Discussion Started: Born Digital
by John Palfrey and Urs Gasser
Back to the Future: Jewish education in the Compunications Age
by Sam Lehman-Wilzig
Technology <del>Replacing</del> Upgrading Teachers
by Levi Cooper
Research
Technology and Jewish Education: A Revolution in the Making*
by Monica Rozenfeld, Jonathan Woocher, Lisa Colton, Caren Levine
Policy and Pedagogy: Complementary school approaches to 21st century technology issues
by Judith Altschuler Cahn and Rona Milch Novick
the fut.ure of edu.cat.ion
by Eli Kannai
PrayerLive: A model for techno-spiritual collaborative learning
by Devorah Preiss-Bloom
Torah on the Right Side of the Brain
by Shifra Kaufman
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