The Literacy CyberSpace program allows students to work at their own pace to improve the skills necessary to compete in today's job market. It is recommended that mentors facilitate the learning process with the students. The Literacy CyberSpace program provides training and supplemental materials for the mentors. The Web Classrooms page of the Literacy CyberSpace web site has many tools for both the mentor and the student. Students are asked to complete a brief survey form in order that we might have some basic demographic information about them.
Students can then link to a list of the sites that offer Tutorsystems educational software.
It tests students to determine basic skill deficiencies, prescribes lessons to remediate the deficiencies, teaches students the required basic skills, and then tests them again to ensure skill mastery. Instruction is presented in an attractive, consistent, and intuitive user interface designed to help students without being distracting or condescending. A strong life skills context complements the tutorial content. WebCT turns a computer into a virtual classroom. A substantial portion of the course work will use Tutorsystems, and all Literacy Completion Points will be documented in the Tutorsystems RecordKeeper.