Hope Andres' Coursework
Summer 2009
CEP 810: Teaching Understanding with Computers
Instructor: Sue Way
CEP 810 focuses on the the introduction of technology use in the classroom and how to work with basic computer programs such as: Microsoft Windows and PowerPoint.
Click here to view my PowerPoint on Moral Hazards.
CEP 811: Adapting Innovative Technology to Education
Instructor: Sue Wright
CEP 811 focuses on applying principles and methods that faces educational problems by using certain technology applications such as: PowerPoint, educational blog, Web 2.0 technology, and Website design.
Click here to view my STAIR project on Needs and Wants.
Fall 2009
CEP 812: Applying Educational Technology to Problems
Instructor: Sue Wright
CEP 812 Focuses on looking at applications that you can use in a K-12 setting. You are also building on from previous knowledge from CEP 810, CEP 811. You also develop skills in podcasting, social bookmarking, and developing your own technology plan.
Click here to view my Personal Technology Plan
Summer 2010 (Summer Cohort at East Lansing)
CEP 800: Learning School and Other Settings
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 800 Focuses on learning about what happens in the school settings and helps you incorporate it into your classroom by using different methods of technology.
CEP 815: Technology and Leadership
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 815 Focuses on how to alter teaching in different ways by using technology, teaching, and different teaching philosophies. Learning how to reach students by using planning, evaluating, relationship building, and integrating them into technology.
CEP 822: Approaches to Ed Research
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 822 Focuses on identifying a research problem and being able to identify that problem through different applications and research on the subject.
Click here to be directed to my Summer 2010 Cohort Page with all my work I did showcasing coursework from CEP 800, 815, and 822.
Fall 2010
CEP 820: Teaching K-12 Students Online
Instructor: Mike Deschryuer
CEP 820 Focuses on bringing K-12 learning into the classroom by helping students grasp a better understanding of how to make use of technology in the classroom.
Click here to view my Wikispace on Branches of the Government
Spring 2011
TE 846: Accomdating Differences In Literacy Learners
Instructor: Jen Knight
TE 846 Focuses on demonstrating students knowledge through research in reading, writing, and comprehension.
Click here to view my Final Case Study Paper.
Summer 2011
CEP 807: Proseminar Ed Technology
Instructor: Dr. Matthew Koechler
CEP 807 Focuses on collecting, organizing, and reflecting on MAET program and producing a web-portfolio to display work that has been created throughout the program.
Click here to view Hope Andres Website Portfolio.
TE 825: Diverse Learners and Learning Subject Matter
Instructor: Rebecca Jacobsen
TE 825 Focuses on seeing how students are diverse learners by examining and understanding what the word diversity means and how it is interrupted in todays society.
Click here to view Final Reflection Paper.
CEP 810: Teaching Understanding with Computers
Instructor: Sue Way
CEP 810 focuses on the the introduction of technology use in the classroom and how to work with basic computer programs such as: Microsoft Windows and PowerPoint.
Click here to view my PowerPoint on Moral Hazards.
CEP 811: Adapting Innovative Technology to Education
Instructor: Sue Wright
CEP 811 focuses on applying principles and methods that faces educational problems by using certain technology applications such as: PowerPoint, educational blog, Web 2.0 technology, and Website design.
Click here to view my STAIR project on Needs and Wants.
Fall 2009
CEP 812: Applying Educational Technology to Problems
Instructor: Sue Wright
CEP 812 Focuses on looking at applications that you can use in a K-12 setting. You are also building on from previous knowledge from CEP 810, CEP 811. You also develop skills in podcasting, social bookmarking, and developing your own technology plan.
Click here to view my Personal Technology Plan
Summer 2010 (Summer Cohort at East Lansing)
CEP 800: Learning School and Other Settings
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 800 Focuses on learning about what happens in the school settings and helps you incorporate it into your classroom by using different methods of technology.
CEP 815: Technology and Leadership
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 815 Focuses on how to alter teaching in different ways by using technology, teaching, and different teaching philosophies. Learning how to reach students by using planning, evaluating, relationship building, and integrating them into technology.
CEP 822: Approaches to Ed Research
Instructor: Punya Mishra and Sara Beauchamp
CEP 822 Focuses on identifying a research problem and being able to identify that problem through different applications and research on the subject.
Click here to be directed to my Summer 2010 Cohort Page with all my work I did showcasing coursework from CEP 800, 815, and 822.
Fall 2010
CEP 820: Teaching K-12 Students Online
Instructor: Mike Deschryuer
CEP 820 Focuses on bringing K-12 learning into the classroom by helping students grasp a better understanding of how to make use of technology in the classroom.
Click here to view my Wikispace on Branches of the Government
Spring 2011
TE 846: Accomdating Differences In Literacy Learners
Instructor: Jen Knight
TE 846 Focuses on demonstrating students knowledge through research in reading, writing, and comprehension.
Click here to view my Final Case Study Paper.
Summer 2011
CEP 807: Proseminar Ed Technology
Instructor: Dr. Matthew Koechler
CEP 807 Focuses on collecting, organizing, and reflecting on MAET program and producing a web-portfolio to display work that has been created throughout the program.
Click here to view Hope Andres Website Portfolio.
TE 825: Diverse Learners and Learning Subject Matter
Instructor: Rebecca Jacobsen
TE 825 Focuses on seeing how students are diverse learners by examining and understanding what the word diversity means and how it is interrupted in todays society.
Click here to view Final Reflection Paper.
