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Integrating technology in the classroom

Overview Despite the investment of millions of dollars by school districts, a recent survey found that many students and teachers use their computers mainly for such basic tasks as e-mail and word processing. In this ZDNet audiocast, we discuss the challenge facing schools across the country as they grapple with how to integrate technology into classrooms and outline strategies for using computers to improve learning.

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Further White Paper Details
Publisher	ZDNet
Live Date	1st June 2005 00:00 UTC
Format	Webcast
Topics	Computer Courses, Cataloging, Online - Distance Education, Training, Courseware, Certification

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