To accomplish that goal, they have been using the latest technology.
Most schools have computers.
Today's digital divide is between teachers and schools that effectively use technology and those that don't. Early in the lesson, Mangers-Johnson's students looked at a screen containing portions of a proposed Web page. After much squinting, the students decided the letter had been written by Eleanor Roosevelt, whose lightly-scrawled signature at was difficult to read. At one point, Mangers-Johnson told the class about the word choice two students had to make in one section. That is more accurate, because she still is buried.