Troubleshooting
Computer Problems:
A Teacher’s Guide
by Leigh Zeitz
Learn how to troubleshoot your computer yourself and when you
really
need to call the technology coordinator.
Teaching
Online—Techniques and
Methods
by Martin Kimmeldorf
Teachers always tell students to write papers, develop
projects, or
create portfolios with their audiences in mind. Now, teachers
can widen
students’ potential audiences by engaging in
collaborative projects
with teachers at other sites. This feature article describes
the steps
involved in planning and carrying out such a project.
Boxer: A Computer Tool for
Teaching
Students to Program
by Don Ploger, Maurice Anker, and Penelope
Fritzer
Learn how a simple, but powerful programming tool (Boxer) can
be used
even by elementary students.
And read an update on Boxer in
L&L vol. 26 no. 5.
