In the event that a student drops out of the program, the student may be held responsible for the remainder of the tuition. In all cases, the student is ultimately responsible for any and all tuition and fee charges associated with the program. This course is an introduction to technology and the personal computer. Students get hands-on experience with word processing, electronic spreadsheets, databases, and presentation software. Use of the Internet, e-mail, attachments, and the web board will be included.
Students also receive a working knowledge of computer hardware and software terminology.
The objective of this course is to expose educators to the ways society regards technology and technology affects society. The course makes very clear why technology is a crucial component of the educational process and also deals with the issue of risk- assessment. As individuals responsible for technology in schools, teachers must be able to educate both staff and students. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss, prepare, and present curriculum in their own as well as alternate subject areas. Participants will accumulate lesson plans and resources and develop teaching strategies to accommodate a variety of learning styles and situations.