The Teacher In The Future
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The teacher of the future will use experimental systems like dual video cameras and tapes as well as touch screen and slide gadgets to alter the layout of materials and add accessing elements and links to create a learning ecology using technologies to facilitate, support, and communicate with students while establishing a culture that honors the fluid boundaries between producing and consuming knowledge.
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