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But first...

• Your draft final reports
  • Also, add a paragraph at the end of your final report relating your results to a broader context, beyond your particular project.
  • Evaluation: if you don't have some other way:
    • get some people to go through your web site
    • sit quietly and take notes (don't volunteer help)
    • interview afterwards
      • What did you like most?
      • What did you like least?
      • What changes would you suggest?

• This afternoon, 3:30-5pm, "New Frameworks for Learning & Teaching", 22 Ed Bldg (Bruce, Burbules, Johnson, Levin)

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Computer Uses in Education: A look back and a look forward

• Technology and the future of education
• Implications for today
• The importance of early action

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Technology and the future of education

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Main effects and side effects

• main effects: intended consequences
• side effects: unintended consequences

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Surfing to Serving

• accessing vs. publishing

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The importance of early action

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• Modeling
• Modeling amplified by the net

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Milestones for the rest of the semester

• Final report: Dec 17th (oral and written)
  • 10 minutes
  • What's the most important and/or most interesting thing you learned from your project?