Wednesday, March 12, 2003
"Computer presentation is everything"
Looks like Apple's School Night at the Apple Store initiative is starting to pay dividends. Eno Valley Elementary School in Durham, North Carolina seems to be on the right track with educational technology, according to their local newspaper. Students recently got to take over the local Apple Store for an evening, showing off their PowerPoint presentations on various educational subjects. It's encouraging to read about increasing numbers of elementary schools allowing their students to use technology to enhance their education in core curriculum areas.
I have a sneaking suspicion that by next spring, Eno Valley's students will be showing off their projects using Keynote instead of PowerPoint. At least I hope so, for the students' sake.
Looks like Apple's School Night at the Apple Store initiative is starting to pay dividends. Eno Valley Elementary School in Durham, North Carolina seems to be on the right track with educational technology, according to their local newspaper. Students recently got to take over the local Apple Store for an evening, showing off their PowerPoint presentations on various educational subjects. It's encouraging to read about increasing numbers of elementary schools allowing their students to use technology to enhance their education in core curriculum areas.
I have a sneaking suspicion that by next spring, Eno Valley's students will be showing off their projects using Keynote instead of PowerPoint. At least I hope so, for the students' sake.
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