Before purchasing and setting up the hardware and software, an educator needs to change their whole mindset about instructing using educational technology. The messages we teach our students has change throughout the centuries, however, the medium in which we present these message has not really changed. Sure paper is used instead of tablets, pencils instead of chalk and whiteboards instead of chalk, but these are really not revolutionary changes.

A useful tool to have for playing educational games in the classroom is a Sticky Ball. A Sticky Ball is a small plastic ball that is covered with miniature suction cups. These balls are ideal for playing target games on your classroom boards. Wheel of Fortune is just one of the many fun games a teacher can play with their students to review concepts taught in class.

The word blog is slang for weB LOG, which is a "journal" that is available on the web. Educators are beginning to use blogs in a variety of ways. Some teachers use blogs to communicate with parents about weekly events in their class. Other educators use blogs to share their ideas and teaching experiences with their colleagues.

Digital whiteboards are appearing in classrooms around the world. These presentation tools help to energize learners and enhance lessons.

Are you looking for an exciting way to get your students to write? Well, you might only be a few clicks away from getting some great compositions from your kids.

Many people never forget writing pen pal letters when they were young. Some people even become life-long friends with pen pals they first wrote to in elementary school.

Many schools have one or several digital projectors available for educators to use. Many people are worried that making slide shows and setting up the equipment will take too much effort and time. On the contrary, the use of digital projectors saves time and can take minimal effort.

Educational institutions have a mission to prepare students for a changing world – but do we actually do this? While the core curriculum is important, we need to also prepare our students for our technologically changing world.

Every child \'learns\' or processes information in a different way. Do you know how your child does?

Success or failure in fundraising has as much to do with planning as anything else. While there are different ways to go about creating