Technology Element
Students use laptop and desktop computers to complete in-school projects and presentations. They use projectors to present their work, and flash drives to save it. Cell phones are not to be used during class, but they are allowed on campus along with iPods, MP3 players, students' personal laptop computers, and flash drives. 1 gig or higher flash drives (aka thumb drives, zip drives, USB drives, etc.) are highly encouraged for students to save work. Each student also holds a profile on the school's LAN "F" drive to save work on, and can access a public "S" drive for sharing files with other computer profiles. Internet is used by students on a multi-daily basis, though it has become less resourceful due to district restrictions.
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