Kto8 Power Technology Courseware

  • 10/01/04

K to the 8th Power has released Version 2.1 of its Kto8 Power Technology Courseware (www.kto8.com), a series of online lessons that integrates the teaching of essential computer skills with core academic lessons. Through ShowHow Technology animations, students learn to use word processing, spreadsheet, graphics and presentation applications with lessons that reinforce the reading, writing and mathematic objectives being taught in the classroom. In addition, the lesson plans, electronic gradebook and Learning Management System are Web-based, so students and teachers can log in at anytime from school or home.

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