Examples of web pages developed by various grade levels and style guides that teachers may use with their students to evaluate the effectiveness of web pages are provided. This presentation will share some ideas of how teachers in any subject area can effectively use a single computer for professional and student use. It also discusses issues related to making the most of the one computer classroom such as teaching strategies, computer placement, display issues, and software selections. The presentation will share ideas and discuss relevant issues to effectively using technology in a one or few computer classroom. Using real-world examples, the presentation shares how students surf the Net, create electronic presentations, and develop student projects.
Various tools exist for profiling the impact of technology on teaching and learning.
This session will review national tools as well as several developed by the SouthEast and Islands Regional Technology in Education Consortium. The ten Regional Technology in Education Consortia offer a wide range of resources for teachers, educational technology planners, students and parents. Specific resources from the northeastern and the southeastern RTECs are noted.