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Multicultural Education, the Internet, and the New Media (Muffoletto, Horton)

 
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Title: Multicultural Education, the Internet, and the New Media
Editor(s): Robert Muffoletto and Julie Horton
Publish Date: January 2007
Pages: 172
Format: Cloth
 
 
 
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As we enter the 21st century, education that is multicultural becomes increasingly critical in the development of democratic citizens for our global society. With the development of digital and broadband technologies, we (schools, teachers, families) are now able to engage students in ways of knowing about the world, and themselves in it, that simply were not possible before. What once was expensive and time consuming is now fluid and within the reach of all classrooms. This book addresses issues and concerns related to the intersection of computer technologies and the Internet within the framework of multicultural education.

The authors bring diverse perspectives relating issues of multiculturalism and the use of technology in education. Authors were invited to speak in their own voice bringing their own experience and richness to the text. The reader of this text will come face to face with the complexity of an education that is multicultural.

Contents: The Internet and Multicultural Education: A Potential for Globalization, Robert Muffoletto and Julie Horton. Students in Wonderland: Voice, Identity, and New Realities Online, John Hollenbeck. Prometheus Unbound: Technology and the Spiritual Marketplace in Education, Davin Carr-Chellman and Alison A. Carr-Chellman. Culture, Internet Technology, and Education in North America and Bhutan: A Media Ecology Perspective, Ellen Rose. Face to Face in a Third Space: Hypertext Design and Curriculum Theory, David Shutkin. New Media, Representation, and Education, Robert Muffoletto. Cyberbabble: A Cautionary Tale About Cyberschools in Pennsylvania, Dominic Scott. The Impact of Dominant Discourses on Cultural Conceptions of Computers of Hispanic Women, Lizzette M. Rivera and Karen L. Murphy. Developing a Multicultural Discourse with Preservice Teachers Using Discussion Boards, Julie Horton. The English-Language Learner, The Teachable Moment, and Emerging Technologies, Linda C. Pacifici and Carmel J. Vaccare. Author Index. Subject Index.


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