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The items below are general resources about using technology in education.
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All APEC Members
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Journal of Southeast Asian Education This site links to the Journal of Southeast Asian Education that is published by SEAMEO. Volume 2, #1 was about new literacies in the 21st Century (ICT). Get More Detail
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World Summit on the Information Society: Background Material This site provides links to various websites and background documents related to distance learning. Get More Detail
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International Society for Technology in Education ISTE is a nonprofit, worldwide, professional organization. The site provides resources, such as the Center for Applied Research in Education Technology (CARET), to promote appropriate uses of information technology to support and improve learning, teaching, and administration in K–12 education and teacher education. ISTE also has a free on-line assessment tool, STaR Chart, that can be accessed from the site. Get More Detail
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Asian Educational Media Service, The The Asian Educational Media Service helps educators find and use media materials (including documentary films, feature films, CD-ROMs, and slide units) for teaching about the cultures and peoples of Asia. Get More Detail
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SEAMEO Sister School Network This site provides information on school internet linkages that had been established between SEAMEO Member Countries to promote cooperation and to develop people-to-people relationship in the SEAMEO context. Get More Detail
Chile
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Summit on Eduction Reform - Striking Balance: Sharing Practice from East and West This site provides information about the 2004 Summit on Education Reform in the APEC region. The Summit, “Striking Balance: Sharing Practice from East and West” brought together policy experts and researchers from around APEC to formulate an action agenda for the 3rd APEC Education Ministerial Meeting in April 2004. Summit participants reviewed research and policy reform trends underlying four key areas: language learning, mathematics and science instruction, use of information technology in learning, and reform in centralized and decentralized education systems. Get More Detail
Chinese Taipei
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APEC 2003 eLearning Summit The APEC 2003 eLearning Summit, hosted by Chinese Taipei, was a three-day congregation of about two hundred of innovators in Asia and the Pacific regions - including scholars, entrepreneurs, educational administrators, and teachers in the field of eLearning. Summit participants explored emerging application strategies and possible cooperation in integrating technology into education. Papers and Powerpoint files describing eLearning efforts in Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, Singapore and other APEC members are available. Get More Detail
Hong Kong
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Second International Information Technology in Education Study Module 2 (SITES M2), The SITES Module 2 (SITES M2) is an international qualitative study of innovative pedagogical practices that use information and communication and technology (IPPUTs). The Hong Kong SITES team has developed professional development packages for teachers, technology coordinators and principals based on the findings of the SITES M2 study. These packages, together with a searchable database of the 130 selected SITES cases as well as further information about the SITES study are now available online. Get More Detail
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Interactive Learning Network (ILN) A community-building environment designed to support virtual education communities of practice where teachers/students work as teams and engage in reflective, collegial pattern of work. This site requires registration to participate. Get More Detail
Korea
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APEC Cyber Education Network A regional cooperative project to narrow the digital divide amongst APEC economies. ACEN connects teachers, students and researchers in participating economies by allowing them to share knowledge of common educational issues, particularly in the use of technology. Get More Detail
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Asia-Pacific Cybereducation Journal The Asia-Pacific Cybereducation Journal (APCJ) is a refereed online journal published semiannually by the APEC Cyber Education Cooperation in collaboration with Indiana University. An interdisciplinary panel with expertise in various aspects of cybereducation reviews all submissions. Specific topics include: research on and innovations in teaching and learning with technology; instructional design; learning with radio, television, and other communications media; online learning; administration and evaluation of education programs using media and technology; policy frameworks and analyses; technology planning by governmental agencies; education-industry partnerships; and other topics related to teaching and learning with technology. Get More Detail
United States
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Summit on Eduction Reform - Striking Balance: Sharing Practice from East and West This site provides information about the 2004 Summit on Education Reform in the APEC region. The Summit, “Striking Balance: Sharing Practice from East and West” brought together policy experts and researchers from around APEC to formulate an action agenda for the 3rd APEC Education Ministerial Meeting in April 2004. Summit participants reviewed research and policy reform trends underlying four key areas: language learning, mathematics and science instruction, use of information technology in learning, and reform in centralized and decentralized education systems. Get More Detail
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