We have a pilot project in some of our elementary classrooms where they are using eeePC's as part of a writer's workshop model (grant funded). Dan Maas, our CIO, recently
posted on his blog asking for feedback from some of the fifth graders and others in those communities.
Many people are asking about how your classroom has changed now that you have the EeePC laptops. Can you help us tell your story?
Here are some questions we have:
How does having a laptop computer help students write better?
What happens in your classroom now that you have laptops that could not happen before?
Now that you have had laptops in your classroom, how would you feel if you didn�t have them next year?
What do next year�s 5th grade students coming to your classroom have to look forward to?
As of this writing, Dan now has 84 comments, mostly from students, but also from parents, teachers and principals. You might
stop by and read through them, and perhaps leave your own comment. This comment from a parent caught my eye:
I like a father of the family am very proud because my daughter Lupita is the future with triple E's.I'm very thankful for Dan Maas for letting the 5th grade at East Elementary be part of them.Wow!I never thought Lupita would ever like writing so much.When we would tell her that it was time for her to write her patch she would say.�I don't like doing them.�But know she gets on the computer and does her patch on there without us having to tell her.That amazes me and even brings a little tear in my eye.
From Lucio (parent of student at East Elementary)
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