Final thought - Week 8 of the course!

Well, the first thing I want to say is this, I did not know the extent of the use of technology in the classroom. There are so many applications, tools, from which to choose, it may a difficult choice to pick one. The educational grant  resources provided this week is one I would be forward to using. I have already downloaded and saved them as a document, later, I will transpose them to my Zip file. I am going to repeat something somebody said in another class to make a final point, he said he had witnessed teachers relying on students in the classroom to use technology . I am mindful of this statement,  and will  make sure I apply what I learned from this course so I won't have to put my hope  on  students to help me. I should have learned that long time ago from my daughter who thinks I am so technological disabled.

Week 7 post

100 % legal, some say everything is 100 % in their lives, others, do not believe in this absolutism. I am in alignment with the latter, not because it is impossible just because I know I have committed copyright transgressions. But I strongly think schools should never be accused of copyright violations. My opinion on this subject was that teachers have the responsibility to teach students regarding copyright violation, then, someone replied to me, inarguably, I might add, that the school district should hire lawyers to review all materials before use. If there are law firms with copyright as the center of their practice, I do not see any anomaly for a school district to have an attorney with this distinction.