Table
of Contents
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Contributors Evidence-Based Review Abstracts |
vii |
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Contributors Case Examples |
ix |
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Reviewers |
xi |
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Foreword |
xiii |
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Preface |
xv |
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Acknowledgments |
xxi |
SECTION I |
CONCEPTS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING ACROSS DIVERSE TECHNOLOGIES |
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1 |
What does
it Mean to Teach with Technology? |
3 |
2 |
Keeping Up
with Changing Technology, Self-Directed Learning, and Lifelong Learning |
15 |
3 |
Theory and
Teaching Technologies |
31 |
4 |
Technology
Teaching and Lesson Planning |
45 |
5 |
Computer
and Information Literacy: Gaining and Using the Evidence with Technology |
61 |
SECTION II |
FACULTY AS LEARNING FACILITATORS WITH TECHNOLOGY |
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6 |
Technologies
and Effective Communication |
79 |
7 |
Technology
Teaching Strategies and Building the Learning Community |
93 |
8 |
Technologies
and Active Learning |
107 |
9 |
Feedback,
Debriefing, and Evaluation with Technology |
123 |
SECTION III |
DIVERSE CLINICAL PRACTICE AND EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES |
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10 |
Online
Education and Diverse Teaching and Learning Opportunities |
141 |
11 |
The
Changing Classroom and Technology |
161 |
12 |
Simulation
and Clinical Learning |
175 |
13 |
Pedagogies,
Technology, and Clinical Data Management |
191 |
14 |
Pedagogy,
Technology, and Clinical Education |
207 |
15 |
Into the
Future: Nurse Educators, Teaching Technologies, and Self-Directed Lifelong
Learning |
229 |
Appendix A |
New
Technology Readiness Inventory |
243 |
Appendix B |
Integrated
Learning Triangle for Teaching with Technologies |
245 |
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Index |
249 |
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