1. Cloud Computing Amy Sprules Image retrieved from www.photobucket.com

3. Contains information for individuals and businesses

4. Can be retrieved on a number as devices e.g. Computers, mobile phones etc

5. Available anywhere around the world

6. More cost effective option

7. Reduces electricity costs

8. Environmentally friendlyImage Retrieved from http://www.123rf.com/photo_2869149_airport-departures-timetable--vector-file-include-layers-whit-letter-source.html

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10. Integral resource in the classroom Advantages for teacher, student and school Provides a convenient style of learning for students “The ability to use rapidly changing and evolving technologies to create, communicate, collaborate, express one’s self and influence others is a critical 21st century skill.” (Bittman. T, 2008) Image retrieved from www.photobucket.com

11. Image retrieved from www.photobucket.com Moodle is a virtual learning environment that provides a different form of learning of which can be accessed via the web. http://moodle.org/about/ Study Desk is produced using Moodle.

12. Successful learners are creative and productive users of technology Assist in reaching ICT Expectations. All age levels can benefit from the interaction Context Image retrieved from www.photobucket.com.au

17. Providing links to site previously checked

19. Homework

20. Weekly quizzes

21. Students uploading assignmentsTechnology is a broad field that draws on a range of subjects including home economics, manufacturing, engineering, manual arts, aerospace, graphics and information processing and technology. (Department of Education and Training, 2005)

22. References Bittman, T. (2008). Cloud Computing and K-12 Education. Retrieved March 22, 2011 from http://blogs.gartner.com/thomas_bittman/2008/11/26/cloud-computing-and-k-12-education/ Education Queensland. (2009).Student ICT Expectations. Retrieved March 22, 2011 from http://education.qld.gov.au/smartclassrooms/pdf/student-ict-expectations.pdf Queensland Government (Department of Education and Training). (2005). Technology. Retrieved March 22, 2011 from http://education.qld.gov.au/curriculum/area/technology/index.html Xyroproductions. (2009, October 11). “The Cloud” Explained. [Video file]. Video posted on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPC9ZguKqeA&feature=related Image retrieved from http://eu.fotolia.com/id/22115292