You can then print out what you need. Personal interaction with your colleagues in school is important in maintaining your interest in your field of expertise. Going on-line will allow you to reach out to colleagues locally, nationally, and internationally. Through live conferencing, electronic mail, Listservs and Usenet newsgroups, you are able to access pools of educators and experts who participate daily in ongoing discussions of topics specifically related to your own interests and expertise. Added to this is a wealth of resources and software programmes, available through FTP, which can enhance your teaching lesson in the classroom as well as your own personal productivity.
Access is easy and getting easier all the time.
Likely you've heard a lot if not all of this before. Connecting Despite any deep-seated fears to the contrary, you do not have to have technical expertise when it comes to surfing the 'net. All you need is a computer, a modem, the right software, and an account with a service provider. It does not matter whether you have a Mac or Windows operating system. The key is to discover what your computer needs to connect correctly and reliably every time and ensure it is properly installed.