You can teach them how and earn college credit while improving education; the amazing presentation at this link shows you how


Dear Teacher:

It's time to vault your students into new-millennium learning. Join them in cyberspace, and create The Paperless Classroom, today!  You'll have a classroom website like no one else, and your students will love it.

In just one remarkably-informative, fun and interactive online course, Mark Barnes, creator of The Paperless Classroom, teaches you how to create a k12 classroom website that goes far beyond any of the canned sites you may have seen. 

Plus, there is now a new Paperless Classroom II, which teaches advanced classroom website strategies and earns teachers an additional 3 semester hours!

In two amazing 3-semester hour online courses or on-site workshop, International Learning Conference and Education Technology Conference presenter, Mark Barnes, will teach you to: 

• Create your own classroom website, complete with individual web pages for all of your students
• Manage your students' websites, for easy assignment grading using an Internet-based Content Management System
• Control all content and secure your classroom website
• Create secure class message boards and blogs that will engage your students in enriching, online conversation -- great for homework and short response writing
• Create lessons and activities in the virtual world for any class or subject
• Build a page on your classroom website that will serve as the homeroom for all of your Internet-based classroom tools
• Create and embed applications like calendars, podcasts and VoiceThread presentations, so students and parents can see them anytime
• Easily score assignments in your classroom website from school, home or sitting at your favorite coffee shop
• Accessorize our Paperless Classroom with tons of free educational sites and tools
• Adapt other applications and media, such as interactive white boards, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents and more to your classroom website.
• Upload activities and guidelines as attachments for easy student and parent reference 
• Compare versions of student activities side by side, for more effective assessment