I would like to have my students create web pages for themselves and publish their work. At least we could have a class site which they could constantly update. One Middle School in Washington state has a great example of this. As the students learn to be polite and respectful and listen to what each other say, the same qualities are need on the internet, especially patience. Organizational skills are important, too, as it is easy to be all over the place and overwhelmed by the multitude of information out there.
Discrimination is also a basic skill learned from trial and error on the internet.
Hopefully, I am going to be able to use the laser disks and computer disks which come with our new textbooks which have lessons planned around technology. I can't tell you if they are valuable, since I have not seen them yet. There's no doubt that I will continue to use a video camera to film presentations. Believe it or not there is a lot of empowerment in these types of activities. I let them make bad choices some times to show them how to learn from that moment and turn a situation around.