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|resourcenumber=T0136
|resourcenumber=T0136
|age=12-14
|age=12-14
|Learning Objectives=Interactive uses of the interactive whiteboard in science; use of data projector and laptops to support interactive teaching and learning in mathematics
|Learning Objectives=To consider
*Interactive uses of the interactive whiteboard in science;  
*use of data projector and laptops to support interactive teaching and learning in mathematics.
|toc= * 4 video case studies of practice in science, mathematics, English and history  
|toc= * 4 video case studies of practice in science, mathematics, English and history  
* a 5th resource including video clips from all four subjects and illustrating cross-cutting pedagogical themes  
* a 5th resource including video clips from all four subjects and illustrating cross-cutting pedagogical themes  
|additional resources=Some downloadable lesson materials are provided
|additional resources=Some downloadable lesson materials are provided
|related resources=
|related resources=
|other=These resources derived from the T-MEDIA research project carried out at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, by Sara Hennessy & Rosemary Deaney. They were professionally authored by Caret, Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technology at University of Cambridge.
*[[Using Digital Video in Professional Development]]
*You may also find it useful to explore some of the [[DEFT]] resources and case studies of ICT use.
|other=These resources derived from the T-MEDIA research project carried out at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, by Sara Hennessy & Rosemary Deaney. They were professionally authored by Caret - the Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technology, at University of Cambridge.
|format=multimedia resources with built-in professional development activities
|format=multimedia resources with built-in professional development activities
|resources=http://t-media.educ.cam.ac.uk/
|resources=http://t-media.educ.cam.ac.uk/