Teachers Learn about Technology Online

  • 10/01/00
Intel Education Destination, a new Web site designed to support educators who rely on technology to improve student learning, offers current information and resources to plan, implement, manage and facilitate teaching and learning with technology. Created by teachers and school technologists, this site was designed for instructor use.

Intel Education Destination, a new Web site designed to support educators who rely on technology to improve student learning, offers current information and resources to plan, implement, manage and facilitate teaching and learning with technology. Created by teachers and school technologists, this site was designed for instructor use.

Educators can read about tools and ideas they can apply to help them effectively use computer technology in the classroom. Information on systems planning, sample technology plans and funding to help school technologists wire their schools is also listed. Advice and links for installation, management, troubleshooting and breathing new life into older computers, technology standards for teachers, a technical glossary and links round out the site. Intel Corp., Santa Clara, CA, (408) 765-8080, www.intel.com.

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