DramaWest Curriculum Links Page- Association Of Drama Educators (W.A.) This is part of the dramaWest site is that it can be used to teach and assess drama using the full range of teaching methodologies. Journals/Magazines. Newsgroups/mailing lists. Scripts/Scripting. World Theatre http://members.iinet.net.au/~kimbo2/Dramawest/links/curriculum.htm
Extractions: Welcome to the DramaWest Links Directory. Hint: Use the " FIND " function of your browser to search the page. Use your "BACK" button or click here to return to the Links Index Table. Curriculum Advice for Practical Examinations The Arts, The Ontario Curriculum Arts Education - Drama (Canada) State by state listing of Arts Education frameworks from the USA.
Creative Drama/Youth Theatre Webring HomePage teach Creative drama and want to share your lesson plans? Sharing Lesson Plans Clickhere. Interested in joining a mailing list about CD or YT? mailing lists, http://www.amergin.net/cdytmain.html
Extractions: Random Site To Next Site > ... List Sites Would you like to JOIN this ring? Note that this page is part of Amergin.net, not a seperate ring member. This Ring is dedicated to uniting resources in Creative Drama and Youth Theatre on the World Wide Web. This ring was founded because of the dearth of CDYT resources available using conventional search engines. A frequently asked question among teachers wanting to use drama in the classroom is "Where do I find material?" Member sites provide resources for use in Creative Drama and Youth Theatre (as the name of the ring implies) or have information about how to use drama in a classroom setting. Youth Theatre Companies with resource materials about their productions are also welcome to join the Ring. As always, it falls to those of us in the field who care about drama and drama education to create our own solutions. Please use these sites and please let us know how things are going.
Blindness-Related Emailing Lists Creative drama/Youth Theatre Webring uniting web resources for Creative drama and Theatre for Youth and Children. ideas, click here (and be sure to check out the mailing lists). teach Creative drama and want to share your lesson plans? http://www.hicom.net/~oedipus/blist.html
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Extractions: For exchange of information and ideas related to an International Study Group on Academic-Industry Relations. Current topics within the ISG are spin-off companies, strategic science centres, and bridging institutions like FhG and TNO, but all interested in the topic are welcome. ADULT-CHRISTIAN-EDUCATION
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Extractions: S. Kathleen Kitao : Doshisha Women's College, Kyoto, Japan Many English language teachers have a background of English and American literature as well as TESL/TEFL and linguistics. In addition, many English language textbooks are related to literature, so it is useful even for English language teachers who are not specialists to have some knowledge of English and American literature. However, many teachers with a background in TESL/TEFL, linguistics, or communication rather than literature have not necessarily studied literature, and they sometimes have problems teaching literary works in the textbooks. We have compiled this web page, "Literature" (http://www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/staff/visitors/kenji/literatu.htm) for teachers who do not have much background in literature and would like to learn more and for those interested in literature for their own pleasure. Though this page is not necessarily intended for specialists in literature, specialists should also be able to find recources of interest. This web page is divided into three parts, general information on literature, information on great authors, and readings for students.
Kenji Kitao: British Express No. 19 (August 5, 1996) British students go abroad to teach English. about electronic texts, fiction, drama,poetry, the Bible, children's literature, journals, and mailing lists. http://www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/staff/visitors/kenji/kitao/brit19.htm
Literature" On WWW By Kenji Kitao And S. Kathleen Kitao Useful mailing lists for TEFL/TESL has many mailing lists. For example, there aredrama FILE, drama FILE2, ESOL LIT ideas for using literature to teach English http://ilc2.doshisha.ac.jp/users/kkitao/online/www/kitao/int-lite.htm
Extractions: S. Kathleen Kitao : Doshisha Women's College, Kyoto, Japan Many English language teachers have a background of English and American literature as well as TESL/TEFL and linguistics. In addition, many English language textbooks are related to literature, so it is useful even for English language teachers who are not specialists to have some knowledge of English and American literature. However, many teachers with a background in TESL/TEFL, linguistics, or communication rather than literature have not necessarily studied literature, and they sometimes have problems teaching literary works in the textbooks. We have compiled this web page, "Literature" (http://ilc2.doshisha.ac.jp/users/kkitao/online/www/literatu.htm) for teachers who do not have much background in literature and would like to learn more and for those interested in literature for their own pleasure. Though this page is not necessarily intended for specialists in literature, specialists should also be able to find resources of interest. This web page is divided into three parts, general information on literature, information on great authors, and readings for students.
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Extractions: Get Yourself a Website - Without the Drama So, you're done with the free web hosts. Gone through Geocities, Angelfire, Fortune City. You're exhausted with the pop-ups and banners. You want a real site. But where to go? You look around the net, and the possibilities seem endless. 20 MB of space for only $20 a month! Wow! That's fantastic! Or is it? Way back when I bought my domain and signed up with a web host, I was the typical "the internet is so wonderful" optimist. I was thrilled to find something that sounded just about what I kind of wanted - and bam, just like that, $300 poorer and with a useless chunk of web space that wouldn't even work properly. My domain addresses wouldn't connect, my content was being warped - things weren't looking too good for me. A year later and much the wiser, I know better. My site is working, I have a lovely, helpful support team, and I now know what I want. But, that's all well and good for me - I have had the added advantage of working for a web hosting company. But what about the rest of you out there who don't have my experience, who see a world of opportunity and are about to jump into the cesspit of money loss and disappointment.
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Extractions: 50MB for both Email and File storage? Craziness, or just MailandFiles.com Date Prev ][Date Next][ Thread Prev ][Thread Next][ Date Index Thread Index http://www.intelinfo.com/ This Newsletter is only sent to its subscribers and is available in early February, 2003 on the web at http://www.intelinfo.com/newsletter29-2.html Newsletter Archives are here: http://www.intelinfo.com/newsletter.html http://www.intelinfo.com/current_news-2.html *** Current News *** This issue of our newsletter is the second edition of January's newsletter. As I stated in the first January newsletter, to reduce the size of this newsletter and to make it more manageable, it will now be issued twice a month (semimonthly) starting this month in January, 2003. Instead of receiving 50-75 IT learning sites in one email, you'll now get 20-35 sites in 2 emails per month. I' wish you the best with your computer studies and learning. Warm Regards, Scott Turton Newsletter Editor and Webmaster scott_turton@intelinfo.com http://www.intelinfo.com/
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Salem State College: Online Educators Group and intellectual property, so are most professors who teach online. . of informationtechnology has the makings of a great drama. Emailing lists for educators. http://www.salemstate.edu/online-educators/links.htm
Years 1-10 The Arts: Resource Links Newsgroups and mailing lists dramaWest Links http//members.networx.net.au/~kimbo andYoung Adults http//falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/drama.htm. Why teach it? http://www.qsa.qld.edu.au/yrs1_10/kla/arts/resource_links.html
Extractions: PDF Help Links on this website point to materials and resources on servers which are not under the control of the Queensland Studies Authority. The Authority accepts no responsibility for the accuracy, availability and contents of these resources. Every effort is made to ensure that links are updated and that resources are appropriate in content and support curricular outcomes. The inclusion of these links is not always intended to endorse any views expressed or products and services offered by organisations sponsoring the sites. These sites are listed as possible resources for teacher access. It is the teacher's responsibility to view the sites for correct suitability for student use. Australia Council for the Arts
Multimedia Resource Center: Overview Of Multimedia is meant to help faculty teach in ways they may downloadable software and access tonewsgroups and mailing lists. Kathryn Rohe, Department of drama, The Costume http://www.itc.virginia.edu/instruc/id/overview.html
Extractions: None Format: Primarily discussion Length: 2 hours Materials: None required Introduction to the term, "Multimedia" Discover various applications of Multimedia How other professors are using multimedia in the classroom Multimedia resources available at UVa About the New Media Center What is Multimedia? Examples of Multimedia in the Classroom Getting Started: Multimedia Resources at UVa Multimedia has many definitions depending upon whom you ask. A standard definition follows: Multimedia is any combination of text, graphic art, sound, animation, and video delivered to you by computer or other electronic means. ( Multimedia: Making it Work , Tay Vaughan, Osborne, McGraw-Hill, Berkeley, CA 1994 Multimedia can help to gain and hold attention, make points clearer, stimulate discussion, and in general, enhance the learning process, if it also includes the appropriate human elements. Multimedia is not meant to replace instructors, nor can it replace them Despite all the hype about the "new multimedia revolution", multimedia is not new. It has been used in the classroom for the last several decades in the form of overhead projectors, slide shows, filmstrips, and colored chalk. With the advent of the computer and other electronic devices, multimedia is now being used a number of ways in the classroom including PowerPoint lectures, digital slides, digital videos, case studies, newsgroups, mailing lists, MOOS, MUDS and more. Learning materials can be designed for interactive use by individual students, groups of students,and even students in different geographic locations.
EBook: The English Faculty At Ole Miss three listservs (which are bulk mailing lists for email find some invaluable informationin these lists which you I teach Modern American drama, Film, and 20th http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/egsb/ebook/engldept.htm
Extractions: This site will function better if you turn your JavaScript on now. EBook: the English Department Post: The Department of English C128 Bondurant Hall University of Mississippi University, MS 38677 Department Home Page: http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/english/ E-Mail: engl@olemiss.edu Who's Who in the English Department: The Chair of the Department is Dr. Joe Urgo. The office of the Chair is the place to come with any and all administrative problems, questions about how to apply for financial assistance, what classes are being offered, how to apply for graduation, and much much more. Mrs. Regina Jordan, the Department Secretary E-mail: engl@olemiss.edu The Director of Graduate Studies is Dr. Jay Watson. Note: Jay is currently on a Fulbright; the Acting DGS is Karen Raber. See below for her contact information. The office of the DGS is the place to come with problems and questions that concern the curriculum of a graduate program. Jay advises graduate students about the courses they should take, suggests which professors they might put on their committees.
ArtsWork - Theater Web Directories And Publishers and should be invaluable as we teach Art in http//falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/drama.htmresources links to chat channels, newsgroups, mailing lists, puppet books http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/teachers/resources/theatre3.htm
My Favorite Web Sites drama lesson plan ideas for characterization and costumes. talent searches, summerprograms, gifted mailing lists and early the stock market to teach math and http://www.windsor.k12.co.us/wms/rbrunner/websites.htm
Extractions: Creativity Drama Homework Helps Research My Favorite Web Sites Brain Bowl(Click here for more info) Links To Sites That Help You Think www.abc.com Then go to Millionaire game site http://www.mathcounts.org/ This site is from a real organization called Mathcounts that deals with the areas of math. h ttp://www.thinks.com/ This site contains games that make you think http://www.kidsdomain.com/games/brain.html This site has online games that you can play and learn about different subjects http://www.eyetricks.com/braingames.htm This site is personally one of my favorites because of the many different games that you can play Fun Trivia site will give you fun facts on topics you enter in their search box. www.FunBrain.com Perfect site to quiz yourself on academic trivia. Organized by age and content area. KMO Contest (Knowledge Master Open) site full of academic trivia questions and information. Jeopardy site with sample Brain Bowl type questions where you can type in your answers. Jeopardy online site where you play against other players. Kalliope poetry examples and exercises. Click on poetry lesson of your choice for additional links.
