Use the web for dozens of classroom applications like…

• Cutting paper usage with online 'handouts'
• An always-available syllabus of assignments and important dates (No more excuses!)

• Initiating well-thought-out class discussion in an organized manner through forums
• Private communication with parents and students
• Encouraging students to begin learning about computers and the Internet, which is important for every career today.

Learn How To Get Your Materials Online

These are just two of the many web design guides you can find in the library and book seller. Check your local bookstore or your school's media center for more resources that can help get you started. Actively seek any workshops that may become available to you through the District or your school.

Featured Web sites from Your Colleagues

• Dennis Yuzenas, Middle School of The Arts. An American History teacher with a knack for integrating technology into the classroom, "Mr. Y" uses his PC to update his web site with study guides and hours of interesting extended reading for his creative-minded students.
• Chris Friend, Orange County School District. This English teacher uses his computer with a service called .Mac ("dot Mac") to easily publish reading lists, homework assignments, teacher-parent communication, and important dates to his web site. Visit your local Apple Store to learn more about .Mac.