It has hundreds of resources teachers, students and parents. Chances are, if you first went on-line in the past two or three years, you started by using a browser to surf the Web.
Technology can be a scary place to go.
I cannot begin to count the times that a computer froze up, a CD-ROM locked in the computer, the calibration on a pH probe went crazy, the light in a projector burned out, or any number of technical frustrations brought me grief. These humbling experiences, however, cannot even begin to dim the excitement and fun that comes with the vistas opened up by technology. And, when I am excited about learning and having fun, I know the students are, too. Today 38 states plus the District of Columbia have already established chapters. The papers address the benefits, challenges, and limitations of self-regulatory privacy regimes.