TeacherWorks CD-ROM -- THE Journal

TeacherWorks CD-ROM

03/01/03

Glenc'e/McGraw-Hill recently released a new teacher tool that gives educators the ability to manage their lessons, appointments, tasks, teacher resources and state correlations all in one place. Teacher Works CD-ROM is a planner and resource center designed to let K-12 teachers customize their program to reflect individual teaching style, student needs and class calendars. The main areas of the software suite include the Lesson Planner, Personal Assistant, Teacher Resources, Correlations and the Internet. These features let teachers view their lesson plans, organize appointments, create worksheets and more. Through this application, teachers can also download state-specific "Teacher Resource" updates. Glenc'e/McGraw-Hill, (800) 334-7344, www.glenc'e.com/index.html.

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