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Learning &
Leading
with Technology
May
1996
This month’s features cover an experimental school in
Beijing,
China; hardware repair for computer novices; and BBS
systems.
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People to People: A
Visit
to Experimental
No. 2 Primary School in Beijing, China
by Linda Kantor Goodwin
Linda Kantor Goodwin is a long-time ISTE member and
L&L contributor.
After a recent trip to Beijing as a member of a People to
People delegation,
Linda shared parts of her travel journal to help us learn more
about
technology use in Chinese schools.
Check Connections, Swap
Identical Parts:
Top-Down Hardware Repair for Novices
by James A. Levin and Naomi Miyake
James and Naomi provide steps for computer novices to follow
in troubleshooting
and repairing computer hardware. these are the same steps that
repair
technicians go through and may save you some time and money.
BBS Systems for Teaching and
Motivating
by Jolene M. Morris
In Moab, Utah, students are using BBS software to learn the
required
curriculum and gain skills they will later use in the
workplace. Read
how BBS assignments motivated students and helped them become
more effective
technology users.
Copyright © 1996, ISTE (International Society for Technology
in Education).
All rights reserved.
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No. 2 Primary School in Beijing- China, Swap Identical Parts-Top-Down Hardware Repair for Novices, BBS Systems for Teaching and Motivating |
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