Technology can individualize instruction. Our CCC labs are an example. Graduates must be proficient at accessing, evaluating, and communication information. Students may gather information and display it by using spreadsheets and databases. Technology can foster an increase in the quantity and quality of student's thinking and writing.
Word processing makes editing and revising almost instantaneous.
Graduates must solve complex problems. Databases, spreadsheets CAD, graphics programs, and multimedia authoring programs allow students to organize, analyze, interpret, develop and evaluate their own work. Technology can nurture artistic expression. Video production, digital photography, and computer-based animation encourage artistic communication. Laser discs and CD-ROMS put thousands of images and topics at student's fingertips.