Once district staff have agreed to incorporate technology into their curricula, they can modify many areas. This section lists some of the possibilities, although many other possibilities exist. Another easy use of the Internet is to allow students to post their work, either papers or electronic projects, on the Web. They can share this work with other students on the Internet, receiving comments from other people. Using these comments, students can improve their work and learn from the experiences of others.
Students can become involved in online research projects.
After teaching students how to search the Web for information, a project could require them to search for information on a specific topic. More importantly, it teaches a student how to solve a problem and given an opportunity to solve it. Students or groups of students can compete to find a solution to a problem first for projects designed on the Web. These problems could be knowledge based such as identifying a particular species of bird. More complex projects are also available.