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* Download and print [[#Pre-compiled_Books|our own books]]  
* Download and print [[#Pre-compiled_Books|an ORBIT book]]  
* Create [[#How_to_Create_your_Own_Book|your own ORBIT book]]  
* Create [[#How_to_Create_your_Own_Book|your own ORBIT book]]  
* Get [[#Suggested_Books|inspiration for content]] in your own ORBIT book
* Get [[#Suggested_Books|inspiration for content]] in your own ORBIT book
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=The ORBIT Coursebook=
===[[OER:Books/ORBIT]]===
The core ORBIT book starts with an extensive introduction, discussing its use in classroom practice and CPD, the use of Creative Commons licence material, and an overview of the materials.  The body of the book contains a number of study units, each of which includes
# An introduction and research commentary for the topic being covered
# Teacher Education Resources for exploring the particular topic
# Classroom use resources which we think are illustrative of good practice in the pedagogic approach


=Pre-compiled Books=
The final chapter of the book covers the use of ICT in education.
==ORBIT Books==
[[ORBIT:Books/ORBIT]]


==OER4Schools Books==
=How to Create your Own Book=
[[ORBIT:Books/OER4Schools]]
In order to create ''your own'' ORBIT resource book, compiled from resources you select you should:
# Go to this page on our wiki [[Special:Book]]
# Navigate to individual resources pages
# Use the 'add to book' feature - which will appear at the top of each resource page - to add that page to your book
# Click 'show book' on the same dialogue box at the top of the page
# Use the page you're sent to (at [[Special:Book]]) to check the contents of your book, and download it in PDF format


=How to Create your Own Book=
For more detail, check the tutorial video for Wikipedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1K03AZfpDM&feature=player_embedded#!  
There is a tutorial on using the bookcreator for Wikipedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1K03AZfpDM&feature=player_embedded#! The main difference is that instead of clicking a link on the left side, you should go to this page http://orbit.educ.cam.ac.uk/wiki/Special:Book to start creating your book.


=Suggested Books=
=Suggested Books=
If you have any books you'd like to create, link them here. If you have any you've written definitions for, do the same - we'd love to share them!
If you have created your very own ORBIT book and would like to share it with ORBIT users you can do that by using the [[Special:Book]] page again!  All you need to do is:
E.g., one book might cover ICT in interactive pedagogy
# Create a book as described above
# Go to the page [[Special:Book]]
# Navigate towards the bottom right hand side, to find "Save and share your book", give it a name (make it descriptive!) and change the selection to ORBIT/Books, and click 'save'.
 
We'd love to see other people's books, and we hope to be able to add more ourselves as the project grows. If you'd like some inspiration, to give a few examples it'd be great to see how people compile books on:
#ICT in interactive pedagogy
#ICT in the different subjects (and for use in Teacher Education sessions themselves)
#Primary/Secondary pedagogy

Latest revision as of 16:46, 4 July 2015

From this page you can

The ORBIT Coursebook

OER:Books/ORBIT

The core ORBIT book starts with an extensive introduction, discussing its use in classroom practice and CPD, the use of Creative Commons licence material, and an overview of the materials. The body of the book contains a number of study units, each of which includes

  1. An introduction and research commentary for the topic being covered
  2. Teacher Education Resources for exploring the particular topic
  3. Classroom use resources which we think are illustrative of good practice in the pedagogic approach

The final chapter of the book covers the use of ICT in education.

How to Create your Own Book

In order to create your own ORBIT resource book, compiled from resources you select you should:

  1. Go to this page on our wiki Special:Book
  2. Navigate to individual resources pages
  3. Use the 'add to book' feature - which will appear at the top of each resource page - to add that page to your book
  4. Click 'show book' on the same dialogue box at the top of the page
  5. Use the page you're sent to (at Special:Book) to check the contents of your book, and download it in PDF format

For more detail, check the tutorial video for Wikipedia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1K03AZfpDM&feature=player_embedded#!

Suggested Books

If you have created your very own ORBIT book and would like to share it with ORBIT users you can do that by using the Special:Book page again! All you need to do is:

  1. Create a book as described above
  2. Go to the page Special:Book
  3. Navigate towards the bottom right hand side, to find "Save and share your book", give it a name (make it descriptive!) and change the selection to ORBIT/Books, and click 'save'.

We'd love to see other people's books, and we hope to be able to add more ourselves as the project grows. If you'd like some inspiration, to give a few examples it'd be great to see how people compile books on:

  1. ICT in interactive pedagogy
  2. ICT in the different subjects (and for use in Teacher Education sessions themselves)
  3. Primary/Secondary pedagogy
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