Teachers can find software tutorials and lesson plan ideas, participate in online seminars on key topics such as access to technology and Internet safety, find links to Web resources, and join in hosted discussion forums with leading educators and technology experts. A presidential panel and two national newspaper associations are teaming up to inform teachers and students about the Year 2000 computer glitch. If preventive measures aren't taken to ensure computers can tell the difference between 1900 and 2000, the bug could disrupt computer operations in less than 100 days. This TCEB is made possible by a grant from The Dow Chemical Company. Contact information is required.
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