"You make a very good point. Whether people like it or not, computers have transformed classrooms. In many ways, they've opened up some great new learning opportunities for teachers and students. Students are going to need to…"
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How Computers Affect the Classroom
Started this discussion. Last reply by Natalie Yates Apr 11. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Nowadays, computers are all over the classroom. Most schools have a computer lab, and many classrooms have their own set of computers. Why? Computers have become a major instrument in education.…Continue
Using Digital Tablets in the Classroom
Started Feb 12 0 Replies 0 Likes
Classrooms are changing dramatically in the way technology is used. When I was in elementary school, the overhead projector was the technology teachers used. Today there is a concept similar, but way…Continue
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Lydia Marksberry replied to Shana Maines's discussion Technology in the Classroom"Try having students typing their papers so that it is legible and they can get practice on the keyboard while using their mind at the same time. Also making power point presentations is always fun. There are also a lot of websites that have fun…"
Lydia Marksberry replied to Renee Nicole Vinci's discussion favorite technology and worst technology anyone has used lately in their classroom"I have seen a teacher use smart boards in her classroom and the students loved it. You can do a lot of activities from presentations to youtube videos to math problems."
Shelia Johnson replied to Lydia Marksberry's discussion How Computers Affect the Classroom"I agree, computers create many possibilities for the students as well as the teachers. Without computers I don't know how we would finish assignments in a timely manner. I know for some students computers are a way to help students complete…"
Lydia Marksberry replied to Shelia Johnson's discussion Integrating Technology in the Classroom"Have them use the smart board to answer questions and to show presentations! I once saw a teacher do that and her students loved to come up to the board and answer questions and solve math problems."
Lydia Marksberry posted a discussionHow Computers Affect the Classroom
Nowadays, computers are all over the classroom. Most schools have a computer lab, and many classrooms have their own set of computers. Why? Computers have become a major instrument in education. Students can research topics for a project, take quizzes and tests online, make power-point presentations, pull up videos related to a topic, and check emails that may contain important information regarding homework. Computers have benefited the classroom in many ways, as long as the privilege to use…See More
Lydia Marksberry posted a discussionUsing Digital Tablets in the Classroom
Classrooms are changing dramatically in the way technology is used. When I was in elementary school, the overhead projector was the technology teachers used. Today there is a concept similar, but way more advanced than the overhead projector, and its called the Wacom drawing tablet. When you go onto the website http://www.wacom.com/en/inuse/forspecialtyindustries/education.aspx you will find many different ways…See More
Lydia Marksberry replied to Dave Eveland's discussion How to create a screen shot."To create a screenshot on an Aspire One PC click the little button marked PrtSc in the upper right-hand corner.
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