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Vancouver, WA

About Me:

I teach educational technology in the College of Education at Concordia University - Portland. I have two grown sons (one working at Google) and live with my cat Max and husband Bill.

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http://cuonline.blog-city.com

School

Concordia University - Portland

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http://www.cu-portland.edu/coe

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At 7:55am on November 15, 2007, Wyatt Schultz said…: Good to see so much going on with Technology in Lutheran schools. Where do you post your blogs, local or on a service. Sounds like the students are having a lot of fun with it and having a great Web 2.0 experience

At 12:15am on November 14, 2007, Lynne Wolters said…: I use instructional blogging with my courses and each of my students create and maintain their own blogs. They learn how integrate RSS feeds and add resources to their blogs along with the posting of all assignments.

Depending on the course focus (ECE/ELE) (MS/HS) digital storytelling, webquests, online micro teaches, multi-media science fair projects, critical reflections of best practice videos including local student work, review of the ISTE/NETS standards for students and teachers, overview of WebQuests, hardware/software, information literacy, copyright and fair use, how to optimize images for teacher created materials and publication on the web, Web 2.0 Tools for Schools, use of primary source documentation, Tapped In online professional development, accessibility options for students, new media and Internet/identity safety.

At 5:42pm on July 11, 2007, Lynne Wolters said…: I'm putting the final touches on my summer courses. I'll post details, for those interested, in a day or two.
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At 2:53pm on July 11, 2007, Wendy Greve said…: Lynne: What are some things your students are taught in regards to integrating technology? My son attended a state university and he really did not learn anything more than what he learned in high school.

At 5:57pm on July 10, 2007, Lynne Wolters said…: Mike, the universities each create their own curricular decisions. In my case, I have created the undergrad and graduate ed tech curriculum for the College of Ed at my location. I would be happy to communicate with my peers from other Concordia Universities -- I just don't know anyone.
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At 11:02am on July 10, 2007, Mike Kratzer said…: Lynne,

Do you communicate with other Lutheran colleges about preparing students for integrating technology into the curriculum. When we get student teavhers here at Lutheran High School North their preparation is really a mixed bag.

At 3:02pm on July 9, 2007, Lynne Wolters said…: Hi Karen! Yes, I work to increase teachers' understandings about the appropriate uses of technology in the learning environments they create for their students. I also immerse them in the tools, methods, and culture of the Read/Write Web.

At 2:59pm on July 9, 2007, Karen Tate said…: Welcome, Lynne. Can't wait to hear what kinds of things you are teaching out there in Oregon. By educational technology, does that mean that you teach the teachers what to teach about technology?

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