j ed tech 2.0 (Fall 2010)

From the Editor

• Editor’s Introduction by: Zvi Grumet
• Glossary

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 Replacing 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

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