Chapter 4 talks about Hardware for Teachers; and all of the different components that make up the internal computer. It talks about the input and output of information, and the progression from floppy disks to fash drives. These new technological advances can be very benificial to teachers; helping their students better understand major concepts through educational programs, online teachers to help tutor the students in trouble areas, and so much more. Technology is in high demand in our society and there are thousands of people who constantly try to innovate exciting new programs, games, computers, and so much more. We've already developed the touch screen, and through web cams we can communicate globally; whats next for this new digital age?
I found that most of the comments that are posted on all of our blogs, not only share the same ideas and concepts, but also expand on those ideas. Some comments show reveal how much we have in common with each other, not only just teaching in general, but also the subject, methods, ideas through which we will be teaching. Most of the comments we leave are encouraging and help to build ideas and think about particular topics from someone else's perspective.
This week I've learned a lot more about Microsoft Word than I had before. I understood all of the basics, and even some of the shortcuts; but I new nothing about formatting the envelops, and printing out labels. I also discovered new ways to get to certain tool bars that I didn't know before; like the formating and page margins.
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I also learnt a lot about microsoft word, i had no idea about the envelopes.
I also learned a lot of new helpful hints for Microsoft Word. Who knew you could insert checkboxes?
I agree, I thought I knew a lot about word but I learned of cool new things last week.
I never knew as much as I know now about microsoft word either. It's pretty cool.
I had a hard time with all of that new Microsoft word stuff!! Who knew that it could do so many different things.
Formatting envelopes and letters is something I never knew how to do! I love that we learn so many simple shortcuts throughout this class!
I am interested to see what type of technilogical advances will be made when we are teachers, and possibly 30 years from now.
I too learned a lot from Microsoft word that I did not know before.
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