Learning Spaces in the NetWorlds of Tomorrow Take a peek into Margaret Riel's crystal ball, and you'll see virtual learning environments built on the latest Internet technologies. Visit Web sites that could provide the foundation for the next generation of virtual teaching and learning tools. It features links to collaborative projects, telementoring opportunities, Net Curriculum, and research. The NEA shines its spotlight on forward-looking schools and individuals at this rich site. You'll discover links to educational destinations as posted and maintained by your peers, an interactive message board, and upcoming technology events.
Many schools maintain online forums for their students to paricipate in virtual study groups.
Use the information at this site to set study goals, deal with time issues, and facilitate on-going interaction. Researcher Carl Carlson is on a mission to make your Web site the best it can be. Click on the interactive map found here to connect to the technology pages of all 50 U.S. state department's of education. Virtually every state has a technology plan on the books. Access this central Web site to explore these documents as they're publishing online.