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Using social media such as blogs, wikis, bookmarks and networks for business and education in AsiaSat, 29 May 2010 03:08:04 +0800http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4hourly1By: JK
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JKTue, 05 Jul 2005 08:43:08 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/?p=66#comment-17Interesting: According to <a href="http://thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A5387.cfm" TARGET="_blank">T.H.E. Journal, June 2005</a>, here are 20 basic technology skills that all educators should now have:
1. Word Processing Skills
2. Spreadsheets Skills
3. Database Skills
4. Electronic Presentation Skills
5. Web Navigation Skills
6. Web Site Design Skills
7. E-Mail Management Skills
8. Digital Cameras
9. Computer Network Knowledge Applicable to your School System
10. File Management & Windows Explorer Skills
11. Downloading Software From the Web (Knowledge including eBooks)
12. Installing Computer Software onto a Computer System
13. WebCT or Blackboard Teaching Skills
14. Videoconferencing skills
15. Computer-Related Storage Devices (disks, CDs, USB drives, zip disks, DVDs, etc.)
16. Scanner Knowledge
17. Knowledge of PDAs
18. Deep Web Knowledge
19. Educational Copyright Knowledge
20. Computer Security Knowledge
Contrast it with <a href="http://tlcweb.np.edu.sg/melstudio/melcourses.html" TARGET="_blank">our training list</a>. Which list is supposed to be more appropriate, definitive or exhaustive? What criteria could we use?Interesting: According to T.H.E. Journal, June 2005, here are 20 basic technology skills that all educators should now have:
1. Word Processing Skills
2. Spreadsheets Skills
3. Database Skills
4. Electronic Presentation Skills
5. Web Navigation Skills
6. Web Site Design Skills
7. E-Mail Management Skills
8. Digital Cameras
9. Computer Network Knowledge Applicable to your School System
10. File Management & Windows Explorer Skills
11. Downloading Software From the Web (Knowledge including eBooks)
12. Installing Computer Software onto a Computer System
13. WebCT or Blackboard Teaching Skills
14. Videoconferencing skills
15. Computer-Related Storage Devices (disks, CDs, USB drives, zip disks, DVDs, etc.)
16. Scanner Knowledge
17. Knowledge of PDAs
18. Deep Web Knowledge
19. Educational Copyright Knowledge
20. Computer Security Knowledge
Contrast it with our training list. Which list is supposed to be more appropriate, definitive or exhaustive? What criteria could we use?