A Presentation By Juliette Heiser

1. Ontological Changes 2. Institution’s and School’s 3. On Campus and Off Campus

 s  Internet mail communication  Blogs  Interactive commentary on events  Podcasting  Digital Media through web syndication  Wikis  Collaborative Encyclopedia w/out infringement  Word Processor  Professional document creation

 Computer and Internet access  New curriculum and teaching techniques for students and teachers.  More accurate researching capabilities.  creates more ways to communicate with faster capabilities.  A better edge to prepare for future employment opportunities.  Social and economic status is irrelevant, puts students on equal levels.

 Online Degrees  More people able to continue education where time hindered further education.  Classroom environments created through the use of computers over the internet.  Video systems technology will soon be able to create virtual classrooms.  Teaching tools for internet education and web development.

 Computers  Scanners  Printers

 Video Systems  Portable Keyboards

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