Identifying these resources requires a little investigative work. But once the teacher begins, it is often surprising how many people love to share what they know and what they have seen. Local libraries and museums are, of course, the first places one can go to find local resources. Clubs, film series, lectures, and resources available through interlibrary loaning programs can extend classroom opportunities. Many museums and libraries have web pages listing their upcoming programs and services.
Students come to the classroom with a wide range of experiences based on their access to computers.
To guarantee that each student feels successful regardless of their level of expertise with the computer, a range of Internet activities should be provided. List these as resources you may use. Through your local library, identify any resources you may use. Activity 3.1 Submission Box Activity 3.2 Now create a list of all possible local resources with contact information. You should contact each one of them to discuss ways they can assist your students.