Educational Technology

The Art and Science of
Instructional Technology

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Teachers know that tools, no matter how powerful their educational potential, don't directly help students learn. The importance is in how the tools are infused to assist teaching and learning. Operating these tools is just a prerequisite step toward creating powerful collaboration and research in classrooms. How to apply the tools in curriculum-based educational activities is a much richer, more complex, longer-term, and more critical area for educators to explore.

Helpful Online Assistants	Writing	Reading	Tablet PC
Technology Learning Staff Development	Science	Social Studies	Electronic Text Resources
Math	Filamentality	Art	Music
Social Justice and Theology	Scavenger Hunts	TrackStar	Physical Education
Primary Sites	Gifted Education	Greeting Cards	Research Modules
Parent Resources	Professional Resources	Technology	Research Resources
Just for Fun	WebQuests	Online Partnerships	Clip Art
Character Education	Foreign Language	Developing WebPages	Using Digital Cameras
Vitae	Sites by Topic	Holidays	SOFIE Sacred Heart Network

This web page is created to support teachers in their quest for innovative and creative ways to use, infuse, or integrate technologies with their teaching and learning. It is dedicated to the thousands of life-long learners we come in daily contact with and impact through our demeanor, enthusiasm, and willingness to engage.

If you have any comments, suggestions, or just wish to share, please contact Stephanie Moore, Director of Instructional Technology, MINTs participant.