Technology in Lutheran Schools

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Extending the Conversation

One of the goals of TECHLS is to extend conversations about technology in education to as many teachers, coordinators, and decision-makers as possible.

So the next time you attend or present at a conference or user group meeting, consider printing off a TECHLS promotional flyer!

The half sheet pdf file can easily be printed and handed out at your next networking event.

Thanks for helping our network to grow and encourage conversation!

Technology/Professional Development Survey

Thanks to everyone who took time to complete this survey.

 

We appreciate the feedback and want you to know that new/old resources are being looked at to help support you in your ministry as Lutheran Educators!

 

Thanks again!

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Is Creation theology what is being taught?

Hello EveryoneMy name is Paul Moritz and I am a student at Concordia University Wisconsin. I am currently in a project based learning class. I am working on researching the question of "How have Lutheran/Christian schools compromised (either by accident or intention) their beliefs in the theology of creation?" or in different wording "How have these schools strayed from the Creation belief". What i am looking for are some sources that would help me answer this question or is there are any…See More
Discussion posted by Paul Moritz 15 hours ago
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Benjamin DeMaris replied to Benjamin DeMaris's discussion 'University Research Project'
Yes, public funding, as well as the other funding that impacts education.
yesterday
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Rob Jacklin replied to Benjamin DeMaris's discussion 'University Research Project'
Are you looking at public funding in general? Many Lutheran Schools are able to meet federal requirements to receive some funding (Title I, II, E-Rate, etc). Is that what you are getting at or are you looking at things like the usage of…
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Paul Moritz is now a member of Technology in Lutheran Schools yesterday
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David Black replied to Steven Lehenbauer's discussion 'Blended Learning'
In my work with Concordia Wisconsin, we are looking at how to best address this need from a training perspective. Does course work specifically related to blended learning and online models address the need? What about online seminars? Face-to-face…
yesterday
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David Black replied to Steven Lehenbauer's discussion 'Blended Learning'
Sorry I missed this earlier.....I would be happy to post resources from our work at the conference. What format might be the most helpful for everyone? Presentation slides? PDFs? Other? Dave Black
yesterday
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University Research Project

Hello All,   I am a senior in college majoring in Secondary Education and U.S. History, with a touch of I.T.   I am currently working on a course project that is aiming to find out what are the standards for government funding for schools, and to then ask if Lutheran schools, both primary and secondary, can meet those requirements.   If anyone could lend a source or two assisting in the development of this project, I would be really grateful. Thank you for your time!See More
Discussion posted by Benjamin DeMaris Wednesday
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A TECHLS group centered around 21st Century catechesis instruction.
Rev. Allen Bauer joined Rob Jacklin's group Monday

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Blended Learning 3 Replies

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