In more and more schools today, technology is recognized as an instructional tool, not as a subject of instruction. Still, many educators, less familiar and less comfortable with technology than their students, struggle to seamlessly integrate a growing list of technology tools into their regular curriculum. So, to help you make the best use of technology in your schools and classrooms this year, we asked the Education World Tech Team to share some of their favorite technology integration lessons, activities, and strategies with you.

Technology in The Calss Room

I think that using technology in the class room is very help full because it allows the students to learn in a new way. This brings new elements that have not yet to be experimented with. One example would be me, here at Tri-cities we use computers to do online projects. Then the children will love that they will be using the computer to do work. Parents will agree because they know that using technology will help there children in the future.

Solar panels allow us to use another source of clean energy. This type of energy allow fore cheaper use of electricity. By creating the solar panel many new ideas have been created such as the solar car. The solar car runs on energy stored in batteries from the sun that is transformed in to electricity. More and more creative ways of using renewable energy will help change our polluted world, and make it a cleaner place.

Clean Energy

Thermal energy is a new source of renewable energy. This allows us to use the heat given off by the earth. The most common way it is used is by helping to heat government homes. The companies that specify in this drill a very deep hole then put a series of pipes. These pipes carry the heat up to ground level; there a convertor converts the heat into usable energy. The only place I now we use it is here in America to the oil cost, and the expansion of technology.