A Free Online Resource for Active Technology Using Educators Welcome to the activate: The Journal of Technology-Rich Learning archives. Rather than duplicating the front page of each issue, only the volume, number, date, and article links have been provided. Volume 1, Number 2, Spring 2001 Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 2001 Roosting in a Cactus: Planning and Assessing Technology-Rich Student Projects Riding the Reading Roller Coaster: Information Age Literacy (short article) Riding the Reading Roller Coaster: The Hands-on Workshop (expanded workshop article) PIE: Teachers Love Dessert Web Walking: Developing Practical Web-based Course Materials Before You Jump In: Ten Facts of Life for Distance Educators Welcome to the Funny Farm: Managing Centers in the Information Age Playing Well with Others: Mentoring, Teaming, and Conducting Workshops Becoming User Friendly: Support, Sharing, and Smiles Open a Can of Worms: Integrating Technology into your Classroom Virtual Sandcastles: Developing Distance Learning Environments Windows on the World: A Dozen Ideas for Teaching and Learning at a Distance Annette Lamb's Technology Integration Ideas The articles from each issue have been organized by topic in the index below. In addition to the journal articles, you'll find lots of other useful web-based resources including presentation handouts. These articles have been organized by major topic. Some older materials that have not been updated recently contain an *.   Many of the archived "articles" are materials used in professional development presentations for educators. Feel free to use these materials for your workshops or your own professional development. However, keep in mind that many of these materials were created for use by participants in Annette Lamb's workshops, not as stand-alone materials. For additional information about "live" workshops, contact Annette Lamb. Creating Technology-Rich, Engaging Learning Environments Open a Can of Worms: Integrating Technology into your Classroom Building Treehouses for Learning: Technology in Today's Classrooms Learning Luaus: Creating Interdisciplinary, Technology-Rich Thematic Units Technology Butterflies: Creating Engaged Learning Environments Student Starships: Leading and Learning in the New Millennium Producing Pearl Projects: Technology-Rich, Engaged Learning Environments Prairies, Pioneers, and Partnerships: Matching Standards, Resources, and Engaging Projects Gardening in the New Millennium: Planting, Weeding, and Harvesting the Internet* Gardening in the New Millennium: Planting, Weeding, and Harvesting the Internet* Thematic Resources Workshop* Technology for Teachers* Creating Effective Learning Environments: The Role of Technology in Higher Education*   Distance Education: Teaching and Learning at a Distance Web Walking: Developing Practical Web-based Course Materials Before You Jump In: Ten Facts of Life for Distance Educators Virtual Sandcastles: Developing Distance Learning Environments Windows on the World: A Dozen Ideas for Teaching and Learning at a Distance   Information Skills Information Age Learning: The World is at your Fingertips Technology Tools in Teaching and Learning* Teacher Tools*   Internet Integration Internet Expeditions: Creating WebQuest Learning Environments Information Overload and other Techie Bugs Classroom Campfires: Don't Do Internet, Do Integrate! Entering Rattlesnake Gulch: Searching for K12 Internet Resources Vocational/Technology Education Page* Curriculum Connections - LEAD* News + History Page* Keys, Locks, & Deadbolts: Doorways to Life-Long Learning in a Web-based World* Avoiding Roadkill on the Information Highway* Canadian Roadkill Sites* Cool Waves for Internet Surfers: Internet Integration Ideas* Internet Tapestries* Wondering, Wiggling, and Weaving: Exploring How Kids Learn with Technology.* Video Guides*   Multimedia and Web-Based Student Projects Digital Glyphs: Imaging Ideas for a Visual World Roosting in a Cactus: Planning and Assessing Technology-Rich Student Projects Spinnin' the Web: Designing & Developing Web-Based Learning Environments Community Connections: Building Student Web Projects Be a Web Wizard! Kids as Web Page Developers Become a Museum Maker: Learners as Architects of the Internet* Web Design and Development* Museum Makers and Bridge Builders: Learners as Architects of the Internet* Fun with JavaScript Web Walking: Practical Web Development* Web Weavers: Kids as Web Developers*   Reading, Literature, Literacy, and Technology Integration Riding the Reading Roller Coaster: Information Age Literacy (short article) Riding the Reading Roller Coaster: The Hands-on Workshop (expanded workshop article) Matching Reading Standards and Web-based Learning Environments Newberys and the Net: Thematic Technology Connections   Technology Management and Leadership Stuck in the Mud: Bridging the Knowing-Doing Gap Welcome to the Funny Farm: Managing Centers in the Information Age Playing Well with Others: Mentoring, Teaming, and Conducting Workshops Becoming User Friendly: Support, Sharing, and Smiles PIE: Teachers Love Dessert Hot Wheels, Barbies, or Legos: Educational Technology Leadership Ringmasters, Clowns, and Tightropes: Educational Technology Management and Leadership (a REVISED online workshop) Learning Environment Puzzle: Coordination, Cooperation, Collaboration, and Creativity* Life Rafts to Submarines: New Frontiers in Technology & Teacher Education* Technology Trailblazers: Exploring New Frontiers in Technology and Learning*   Visual Literacy and Imaging KidPix to PhotoShop: Imaging Ideas for the Information Age Return to eduScapes Return to Lamb Learning Group Updated by Annette Lamb, 04/01.