[KACT] Re: Technology in Classroom
- From: "London Reif" <lreif@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <kact@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 02 Dec 2005 12:17:52 -0600
I teach at Hoisington High School. I am fortunate to be able to use technology
quite often. I have 8 desktop computers with Internet capability in my
classroom. I use the CBL2 systems from Texas Instruments with the Vernier
probes. We use temperature probes, voltage probes, and pH probes. We always
download our data to the computer and generate our graphs in Graphical
Analysis. Our staff has just started talking about using the Blackboard system
to post class assignments and deadlines online. That way our students will
have access to their assignments when they are absent from school. Hope this
answers your questions.
For my labs in physics we use the CBL2 systems and Graphical Analysis almost
exclusively.
>>> tadams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 12/2/2005 10:01 AM >>>
I'm curious about the technology that each of you has available to use while
teaching your chemistry curriculum. For example, do you have computers in
your room for collection and graphing of data? Do you use TI calculators
and probes? Do you use the SMART board technology? Thanks for sharing-
Trina Adams
tadams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Chemistry/Physics
Marysville High School
785 562 5386
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