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NEW LINKS: Updates as of June 30, 2007
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● The Journal of Industrial Teacher Education (JITE) has been published since 1963 and is issued four times annually. Published manuscripts are high-quality guest articles, referred articles, "At Issue" essays, "Comments," reviews of books/media and computer hardware and software in an "Under Review" section, and special feature issues that report scholarly inquiry and commentary broadly related to industrial and technical teacher education, military training, and industrial training. Discover JITE at: http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JITE
Of particular interest to 0900 educators is an article that appeared in JITE in Volume 38, Number 4, by Keith W. Schmidli, Buffalo State College-State University of New York that is titled: "Infusing the Career Development Facilitator Curriculum Into Career and Technical Teacher Education: A Model for Fundamental Change to Improve Outcomes for all Students". You can find this specific article at: http://scholar.liv.vt.edu/ejournals/JITE/v38n4/schmidli.html
● The Center for Teaching Effectiveness (CTE), located at the University of Delaware, has a very rich website for educators. Although some of the website is exclusively for faculty at the University, there is a wide variety of very useful information within the site for use by out of area educators. One among the many items found on this website is a compendium of Best Practices in Higher Education that contains the following linked articles: Active Learning Assessment and Evaluation Course Design Critical Thinking Bloom's Taxonomy Collaborative Learning Instructional Technology Large Class Resources Problem Based Learning Promotion and Tenure Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education Service Learning Student and Teaching Portfolios Teaching Students with Disabilities The Writing Initiative Tips for Good Practice Discover CTE at: http://cte.udel.edu
● ERIC Digests are short reports on topics of prime current interest in education, covering a wide variety of topics targeted at teachers, administrators, policymakers, and other practitioners, but generally useful to the broad educational community. The former 16 subject ERIC Clearinghouse system was eliminated in 2003, and ERIC was massively reorganized, and most of the content at the former ERIC sites (including the ERIC Digests) found new homes on the internet. This site is striving to make it easy to find ERIC Digests that have been produced prior to the end of the former ERIC system. ERIC Digests are in the public domain and may be freely reproduced and disseminated in any format. Text from ERIC Digests on this site are in the public domain and may be used how ever you like. However, all other information on this site is copyrighted and may not be used without permission. Please note that this site is privately owned and is in no way related to any Federal Agency or ERIC unit. This site exists to provide the text of the public domain ERIC documents previously produced by ERIC. No new content will ever appear here that would in any way challenge the ERIC service mark of the US Government. Discover ERIC Digests at: www.ericdigests.org An article found on ERIC Digests that may be of interest to 0900 educators is: "Recent Strategies for Faculty Development. ERIC Digest", by Kathleen Alfano. You can access this article online at: http://www.ericdigest.org/1995-1/faculty.htm. The ERIC identifier is: ED371807
A 2007 ERIC search using the keywords vocational education found 60,627 results. A search using keywords industrial and technical education found 4,269 results. A search using keywords community college industrial and technical education found 404 results. A search using keywords community college career and technical education found 915 results. All searches included abstracts and most had access to the full text.
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● The National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) is recognized as the premier professional organization responsible for: 1.) the promotion of industrial technology in business, industry, education, and government, 2.0 the accreditation of industrial technology programs in colleges, universities, and technical institutes, and 3.) the certification of industrial technologists and the recognition of their continued professional development. The organization NAIT defines Industrial Technology as: a field of study designed to prepare technical and/or management oriented professionals for employment in business, industry, education, and government. Industrial Technology is primarily involved with the management, operation, and maintenance of complex technological systems while Engineering and Engineering Technology are primarily involved with the design and installation of these systems. Discover more about NAIT at: http://www.nait.org.html
●The Journal of Industrial Technology is NAIT's peer-refereed scholarly publication. All articles posted in the JIT denoted as "peer-refereed" have been accepted after a double-blind peer referee process. The JIT offers a traditional hard-copy submission and review process and an electronic submission and review process (Note: The electronic review process has been temporarily suspended as of 12/9/05.) The JIT publishes both "peer-refereed" and "non-reviewed" scholarly and informational articles of interest to Industrial Technology students and professionals in industry and academia. Peer-refereed articles generally fit into two broad categories: 1) original research (basic, applied and pedagogical) and 2) meta-analysis / literature reviews of existing literature that provide a synthesis and suggest new implications or directions for further research. Non-reviewed articles are of general interest and are approved by one review board member based on topical interest and general quality of the article. As an online-only publication, the JIT continually posts new articles. New volumes of the JIT begin each January; new issues are posted beginning in January, April, July and October. Discover The Journal of Industrial Technology online by going to the above NAIT website and clicking in the left margin over the Journal hot button, or you go directly with: www.nait.org/jit An excellent starting point to discover what is available on the excellent website is to visit an index of current and past articles. To discover this index go to: www.nait.org/jit/current . A sample of the more recent articles that could be of major interest to 0900 educators are: "Improving the Knowledge Transfer Skills of Industrial Technology Students". This article, written by Dr. Kevin W. Stier is found in Volume 22, Number 2 edition (April 2006 through June 2006). The author describes the underlying research project leading to this paper as containing two objectives: 1.) to identify and/or develop pedagogical strategies for teaching industrial automation that incorporate the cognitive science principles relating to knowledge transfer. 2.) develop and field test a specific unit of instruction for teaching the principles of the Cartesian Coordinate System as applied to Computer Numeric Control (CNC) machining center, industrial robots, and CMMs. The study revealed that three principles are at the heart of knowledge transfer: 1.) instruction should encourage students to learn conceptually, 2.) instruction should be contextualized, and 3.) instruction should help students understand the relationship between the relevant conceptual and procedural knowledge. "Machinability: Employing a Drilling Experiment as a Teaching Tool". This article is found in Volume 22, Number 1 (January 2006 through March 2006). "Industrial Technology Program Enhancement: The Importance of Strategic Planning" "Linking TQM Culture to Traditional Learning Theories". These articles are both found in Volume 21, Number 4 (October 2005 through December 2005). "A Case Study of How to Incorporate Cross-Functional Components in Industrial Technology Education: Safety Metrics in the Classroom". "A Cross-Disciplinary Biotechnology Initiative: A New Frontier for Industrial Technology". "A Short Preview of Free Statistical Software Packages for Teaching Statistics to Industrial Technology Majors". The above three articles are found in Volume 21, Number 2 (April 2005 through June 2005).
● Most of the thirty NSF Advanced Technology Centers across the country have websites devoted to assisting educators , among them, the NJCATE has a website that contains a section devoted to professional enhancement, and addresses curriculum development and instructional module writing. Discover the NJCATE website at www.njate.org/njate/professionalenhancement
● The Center for the Advancement of Process Technology Programs (CAPT) is an NSF Center that focuses on process control issues, and whose website contains articles, classroom products, web-based course materials, and professional development opportunities within this specific area. Discover the CAPT website at www.captech.org
● Vocational/Career and Technical Education resources.. Career transition initiative contextual teaching and learning Discover this website at www.khake.com/page50 Further research of the above website shows a significant improvement to what we had previously listed. The correctly named website, The Vocational Information Center is a very comprehensive website that makes existing career and technical education easier to find including: career exploration and college planning; tutorials and learning resources for vocational students; skills for today's workforce; technical school locators; job market resources; career and technical education resources; vocational curriculum, vocational related lesson plans and integrated academic resources.
This site has been created and maintained by Kathryn Hake, graduate of Juniata College, BS Psychology, who retired in 2000 following a career in academics, but continues to support vocational education through this website. A very wide variety of 0900 TOP Code careers can be found on this website, with detailed career descriptions and a wide variety of associated web linkages.
Discover this site at: www.khake.com
● Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators... skill standards... links to sites which include industry based skills standards... post secondary education, references, resources and teacher resources. Discover this website at www.school.discovery.com/schrockguide/vocational
● Advanced Manufacturing- May 2000- Information Technology... knowledge can keep you in control.... our six part series on integrating your information technology to harness the power of lean manufacturing shows..... Discover this website at www.advancedmanufacturing.com/may00/informationtech2
● Advanced Manufacturing Technology Association.... advanced manufacturing, blueprint reading, G.D. & T., machine tool technology, basic turning skills, basic milling skills Discover this website at www.cv.cc.va.us/workforce/amta
● Dislocated Worker Manufacturing Technology demonstration program... TechSpan, and newly developed flexible manufacturing... training for advanced manufacturing applications.. bilingual instruction in technical skills concurrent with..... Discover this website at www.doleta.gov/sga/awards/99-001award
● Pathways to Technology-Tech Fields: Manufacturing Technology..... it applies problem solving, automation, mechanical skills, and technology to streamline production processes for the things we rely on every day..... Discover this website at www.pathwaystotechnology.org/fields/fl_manufacturing
● Welcome to Managing Automation- Technical Solutions for.... workers, manufacturers can control their own destiny and close the skills gap by developing training programs that leverage newer learning technologies.... Discover this website at www.managingautomation.com/ -33K-Jan 5, 2005
● Education> Instructional Technology in the Yahoo! Directory... adoption, forecasts, of the information technology industry, and model... Teachers Associations (ATTA)- teaching information and resources for teachers Discover this website at www.yahoo.com/education/instructional_technology/-26K
● Dr. Steve Yuen's Home Page... Journal of Industrial Teacher Education; Journal of Technical Education; Journal of Vocational and Technical Education.... teacher resources Discover this website at www.dragon.ep.sum.edu/-yuen/votech
● Teacher Education.... education, military training, and industrial training are.... to improve learning and teaching through integrated.... education. This page provides resources and links.... Go to: www.nae.edu/NAE/techlithome.nsf/weblinks.NEW-649JMU?Opendocument
● Teacher Tap: Applied Arts, Vocational, Technical, Career and...... teacher tap: Internet resources for Applied Arts... a wide variety of resources are available... applied arts/including agriculture, industrial, vocational, technical... Discover this website at www.eduscapes.com/tap/tapapplied
● Distance Educator.com: Resources, News, Reviews, and Tools.... use, and management of information resources and technologies in teaching, learning, scholarship... companies involved in the IT Training Industry... Discover this website at www.distance-educator.com
● SCANS Teachers Guide... academic and vocational teachers work side by side... use of resources, interpersonal skills, information, systems.... to achieve excellence in business and industry... Discover this website at www.edworks.org/teachers/teaching_scans_skills
● Teaming for Success... the Manufacturing Technology Curriculum will be designed to begin at the secondary level and articulate into a 2 + 2 Tech Prep community/technical college..... Discover this website at www.ncrve.berkeley.edu/academics/science/wood_products_tech
● Training Programs in California... ad complete directory of Online and Campus Training in California Discover this website at www.find-edu.org
● Manufacturing Training... the CACT Centers offer employee training focused on the latest manufacturing technology including training in lean manufacturing techniques. Discover this website at www.cact.org
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