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Hillsborough High School is an International Baccalaureate school located in Tampa, Florida. The school has been named one of America's best high schools by Newsweek three years in a row. A drafting teacher at the school wrote a letter praising the EasyTeach remote teaching software designed by Just Add Power. The teacher says EasyTeach allows them to lock students out of their computers during instruction, which cuts their group instruction time in half and allows students to focus on demonstrations. The teacher also says EasyTeach has helped their ESE technology class, which previously struggled with AutoCAD, to now perform at the level of regular classes. The teacher concludes they could not imagine teaching computer skills without EasyTeach.
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The document discusses the use of personal response systems (PRS) like iClickers in classroom settings. It describes how PRS allow students to participate more actively in class and give educators instant feedback on student understanding. Surveys found that most students enjoyed using iClickers and felt it improved their learning. PRS can also help students with disabilities participate more fully. New web-based versions allow students to use devices they already own like phones or laptops. Educators have changed how they teach in response to PRS and seen benefits like increased test scores and participation in large classes.
Computers in the Classroom
This document discusses the increasing role of computers and online education in classrooms. It emphasizes the importance of giving students tools to learn while also keeping them safe, evaluating pros and cons, and monitoring the effects of technology. New technologies provide opportunities but also responsibilities for students and teachers. The document examines initiatives to promote online safety, debates about online versus in-person learning, and research on the impacts of technology in the classroom.
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