The sites and networks are both composed of several elements appropriate for enhancing lesson activities. Site Elements are the raw material from which lessons can be created. These web resources can be used to present information in a lesson. Network Elements are those capabilities of the web that facilitate communication. In other words, these are the types of resources that connect people electronically to enable shared interactions.
Most sites are a combination of site and network elements.
These Organized Sites are resources developed with a specific purpose in mind, such as to provide entertainment, present current events, share stories, provide instruction, or encourage hands-on activities. These sites connect students to both information and other people. It is important to reemphasize that each of the Web-Enhanced Learning Environment Strategies enhances what you already do in your classroom. The enhancement comes from those Web resources you add to your preferred method of teaching. The matrix below identifies combinations of teaching methods and resources that make the most sense based on their purpose for instruction.