Three new things I have learned...
1. There are three software tools that are considered basic educational resources; which are word processing, spread sheets and databases.
2. For word processing, there are many productivity applications, which include creating handouts or other instructional materials, lesson plans, reports, forms, letters to parents or students, newsletters and fliers.
3. Databases are programs that allow users to store, organize, and manipulate information, including both text and manipulate information, including both text and numerical data. A benefit of using databases is saving time locating data or updating important information.
Two connections to my learning...
1. I can use spreadsheets to keep classroom budgets in order, prepare performance checklists and keeping grade books. This is a great way to keep information and data organized.
2. I can use databases for inventorying and locating instructional resources, data mining for planning and reporting, using information on students to respond to questions or perform required tasks and sending letters.
One question I have...
1. Are all computers usually equipped with these basic resources?
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