Internet Collaboration System . We believe that students will be best served if they can work in small groups on activities and projects. They need a software environment that lets them produce, as a group, some kind of cohesive deliverable product, which might be in the form of a group plan, research project, report, or case study, for example. Thus, students can annotate each other's input, as can the teacher and scientist mentors. All of this is done on a simple word processor that has simple pull-down command menus.
Students create their Web page without using any code or mark-up language.
With a Web-site alternative approach, all the site creation is done by one person and that person has to have considerable technical expertise. Thus, students can annotate each other's input, as can the teacher and scientist mentors. All of this is done on a simple word processor that has simple pull-down command menus. Students create their Web page without using any code or mark-up language. With a Web-site alternative approach, all the site creation is done by one person and that person has to have considerable technical expertise.