Tech
68% of teachers believe e-mail access is essential for education process
A survey by US Dept of Education shows that more than half of all teachers believe presence of such technologies as CD-ROM encyclopedias and reference works, telephones, WWW access and teacher workstations with e-mail access is essential to the learning process.
A survey by US Dept of Education shows that more than half of all teachers believe presence of such technologies as CD-ROM encyclopedias and reference works, telephones, WWW access and teacher workstations with e-mail access is essential to the learning process.
Technologies essential to teaching | |
Technology | % of teachers feeling this is essential |
Video camera | 18 |
Full page scanner | 20 |
Multimedia authoring program | 21 |
Presentation software | 35 |
At least one computer for every four students in classroom | 49 |
Encyclopedia and other reference works on CD-ROM | 51 |
Telephone in classroom | 56 |
World Wide Web access in classroom | 61 |
Teacher computer station with access to electronic mail | 68 |
Source: National Center for Education Statistics |