In-service and pre-service teachers’ perceptions of a web-based, case-based learning environment

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Understanding teachers’ perceptions of a web-based, case-based learning environment provides insight into the effective development and deployment of such conditions for preparing educators. CaseNET - a web- based, case-method teaching environment for professional educators - serves as both a source of information as well as a space for inservice and preservice teachers to interact with one another and to contemplate current educational issues as they relate to real-world teaching. A qualitative analysis of over 400 participants was conducted and results provided. Participants perceived CaseNET as an opportunity to engage in professional development via exploration, reflection, collaboration, and hands-on interactions with authentic teaching tasks. Results suggest that the combination of cases and technology provides a valued opportunity to engage developing teachers in professional behaviors. © 1996 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.

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Bronack, S. C., Kilbane, C. R., Herbert, J. M., & McNergney, R. F. (1999). In-service and pre-service teachers’ perceptions of a web-based, case-based learning environment. Journal of Information Technology for Teacher Education, 8(3), 306–320. https://doi.org/10.1080/14759399900200066

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