We made an agreement that once we both began this school year we would email about contacts and possible jobs to broaden our chances, because at the end of this year, we will both be looking for jobs. I think this experience will be very positive for each of us. I think it is very important to help and learn from each other rather than competing. For a fuller picture of the data, see Selected Responses. Students believe computer technology enhances the learning environment and facilitates research.
Students use email to cut down substantially on long-distance calling.
Teachers should use computer technology to supplement the teaching process rather than to replace it. Students use computer technology to affirm values, including ones emphasized in the PATH program. Students use computer technology to expand cultural awareness and develop new independent learning strategies. Students without computers are increasingly feeling disenfranchised in the learning community, from lack of contact with friends to lack of opportunity in class. Students with computers are not fully utilizing access to create job opportunities.