OLD AND quaint professors stuck in obscure, outdated technology risk losing their students who are surrounded with the most sophisticated gadgets and educational equipment.
Through teach-nology.com, help is on the web for these teachers.
Known as the “the website for educators,” teach support educators through technology needs. This newcomer on the Web is already in the frontline among educational portals with over 11,000 pages of original content and 150,000 reviewed websites.
The site aims to enhance teachers’ knowledge and use of technology by offering endless possibilities and resources like free lesson plans, current education news, and modern teaching tips. It features on-line tutorials where surfing professors can discuss queries on almost any topic with a staff of experts in technology and education in real-time. It also has free downloads of teacher tools, free e-mail, games, message boards, and printable worksheets.
Administrators can seek the advanced features this site offers for professional development since it has a database for professional papers, conferences, as well as a reference to the site’s consultants. Likewise, comprehensive literature and prevailing trends in graduate studies are available.
Teach-nology.com attempts to connect teaching and technology through strategies that enhance both the teaching and the learning process. It offers both novice and experienced educators the opportunity to overcome fears associated with technology. User-connectivity is no problem and striding over to the site can be hassle-free even for first-timers. John Ferdinand T. Buen
