week 3

Alabama Connecting Classroom, Educators and Students Statewide thankfully shortened to ACCESS intends to use better technology to provide a better learning capability. Students alone do not benefit but also teachers. The program will allow for greater potential for both.ACCESS intends to give provide schools with the technology they need to excel.It allows all students to experience the potential of computers to better themselves. It provides better courses, growth mentally and socially and aids in scheduling. Allowing students and teachers to be able to grow online.The availability of course material to teachers that would otherwise be missed to the students allows for a spreading knowledge to those before unable. Students who before might have felt underprivileged now have more doors open to then than ever before. I believe that everyone should have an equal shot at life and and education to fuel that life, ACCESS helps that happen.

week 2

The Alabama Learning Exchange (ALEX) is an online tool that helps teachers to review and share their lesson plans with others. This tool allows educational intitutes to compare their own resources with those of other teachers and helps inspire new ideas and helps the system grow productively.by allowing schools access to the usefulness of the internest abilities such as blogs this forms a web of comunication between educators. Teachers is more out of touch areas can see how their own lesson plans compare to teachers in more urban environments. this allows for a bouncing of ideas from people of all parts of the state, and hopefully the country.

week 5

Marisa L. Dudiak's second-grade class from Frederick County, Md. were told to sign on to their classroom Web log to write about their field trip to a Native American farm.They wrote about what they learned from using the bow and arrow,playing in a tepee and seeing a buffalo. Though the quality of the writings were still of a second grade level, there was a greater responce from the whole class. even the quiet children wrote out their take on the trip coming alive more so on the blog than in calss.

http://tech2.nytimes.com/mem/technology/techreview.html?res=9C04E5D7113FF93AA2575BC0A9629C8B63

Mr. C's class at Noel Elementry school in Missouri. Mr. C posts numerious videos up on the site andhas the students make comments on them. The site brings parents into the lives of students more by allowing them to see what is going on in their childrens lives. The site has links to other items such as writing assignments, class itenerary.

http://mrcsclassblog.blogspot.com/

ALEX

The Alabama Learning Exchange (ALEX) is an online tool that helps teachers to review and share their lesson plans with others. This tool allows educational intitutes to compare their own resources with those of other teachers and helps inspire new ideas and helps the system grow productively.

by allowing schools access to the usefulness of the internest abilities such as blogs this forms a web of comunication between educators. Teachers is more out of touch areas can see how their own lesson plans compare to teachers in more urban environments. this allows for a bouncing of ideas from people of all parts of the state, and hopefully the country.

access

Alabama Connecting Classroom, Educators and Students Statewide thankfully shortened to ACCESS intends to use better technology to provide a better learning capability. Students alone do not benefit but also teachers. The program will allow for greater potential for both.

ACCESS intends to give provide schools with the technology they need to excel.It allows all students to experience the potential of computers to better themselves. It provides better courses, growth mentally and socially and aids in scheduling. Allowing students and teachers to be able to grow online.

The availability of course material to teachers that would otherwise be missed to the students allows for a spreading knowledge to those before unable. Students who before might have felt underprivileged now have more doors open to then than ever before. I believe that everyone should have an equal shot at life and and education to fuel that life, ACCESS helps that happen.