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ISTE's Journal of Digital Learning in Teacher Education (formerly the Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, JCTE) provides computer and technology education to preservice and inservice teachers. Produced by experts in the field and peer reviewed, JDLTE offers a forum to share information about using technology in teacher education among departments, schools, and colleges of education. JDLTE is published quarterly.

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Issue: Spring 2012

  • Facebook: Learning Tool or Distraction?

    By Aaron M. Fewkes and Mike McCabe

    The article will explore how a selected sample of secondary school students in Ontario have been using Facebook since it has become accessible to them and whether or not this use “supports the learning agenda” of classrooms as school boards have envisioned. The researchers collected both quantitative and qualitative data ...

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  • Qualitative Analysis of Student Perceptions of E-Portfolios in a Teacher Education Program

    By Michele Parker, Abdou Ndoye, and Albert D. Ritzhaupt

    In the last decade, e-portfolios have moved to the forefront of teacher preparation programs across the United States. With its widespread use, faculty and administrators need to understand teacher candidates’ perspectives to meet their needs. In the present study, the researchers gathered in-depth information from 244 students who were required ...

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  • Promoting Community for Online Learners in Special Education

    By Elizabeth West, Phyllis Jones, and Sarah Semon

    This study examined the sense of community in an online course for special education teachers enrolled in a master’s program. The sense of community in an online environment may contribute to students’ success and satisfaction (Knapczyk, Chapman, Rodes, & Chung, 2001). This article provides an example of a process for ...

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  • Using Action Research Projects to Examine Teacher Technology Integration Practices

    By Kara Dawson

    This study examined the technology integration practices of teachers involved in a statewide initiative via one cycle of action research. It differs from other studies of teacher technology integration practices because it simultaneously involved and provided direct benefits to teachers and researchers. The study used thematic analysis to provide a ...

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