On-Line Seminar

Welcome to the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation's On-Line Seminar Page! New subjects will be presented to provide training/information on current educational topics. Suggested activities are designed as a self-guided tutorial to help teachers become familiar with the subject matter. New activities will be added regularly, to further enhance the necessary skills and knowledge needed to effectively apply the materials to your classroom. Please feel free to suggest topics for future seminars or join our efforts by volunteering to help lead the discussions by writing to Future Topics.

Seminar Schedule

Spring, 1997

Using TI-82 graphing calculators, Calculator-Based Lab(CBL) units, and Computers for collecting and analyzing experimental data.

Mark Case and John Hnatow
Emmaus HS, 851 North St., Emmaus, PA 18049

Summer, 1997

Using Laservideodisc Technology in the Classroom; equipment set-up, controlling the image display, and developing interactive lessons.

Mark Case and John Hnatow
Emmaus HS, 851 North St., Emmaus, PA 18049

Fall, 1997

Conducting a Research-Based, Science Fair Project; guidelines for developing a research topic, links to valuable websites for background information, tutorials on data analysis, tips for preparing effective written and oral presentations of the results, and peer evaluation forms will be provided. A timeline for completing the project in small, manageable steps is also included.

Mark A. Case
Emmaus HS, 851 North St., Emmaus, PA 18049

Summer, 1999

A Self-Guided Tour for Using the Internet in the Classroom; an exploration of the educational applications of the Internet, from how to find a server provider to creating your own web pages.

Mark Case and John Hnatow
Emmaus HS, 851 North St., Emmaus, PA 18049

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