Bookmarks can be set up in a folder specifically for the students in the classroom. These bookmarks can be retitled in words that children can recognize or read. When children work in groups to go to a site, they will usually help each other find the right bookmark for a particular location. As teachers become more proficient Internet users, they can do more to unleash the learning potential of students. Classroom web pages can be used to share information with parents and other students.
Students can discuss what they have been learning or simply things they wish to share.
For students with speech or language difficulties, Internet use can be a wonderful opportunity for them to use their language to share information that others can understand. Children can create HyperStudio stacks and upload them to be placed on their classroom web page. These stacks can then be viewed by friends and family, giving the student the opportunity to share with a broader audience. Simply put, the Internet has so much potential in being used in a positive and educational way. Information that children never had access to before and people whom they have never met are right at their fingertips.