Chapter 2: Computers and Culture Updates Completed by: Dan Mollette
Update #1: "They (computers) can only display things in two dimensions. They cannot accurately display things that are three-dimensional. They provide little tactile stimulation."
Location: page #21 - First full paragraph.
Suggestion: The advance of many computer programs over the past few years has shown that computers can display two and three dimensional figures. EA Sports (Athletic Events) and Dimension M (Math Game) are two examples.
Update #2: Great Spirit Software Website (www.Greatspiritsofware.com)
Location: page#25 - Near the bottom of the page
Suggestion: Greatspiritsofware.com does not go to Teacher's Assistant Online. This website redirects to popular ring tones.
Update #3: Percent of schools having computer access.
Updates Completed by: Dan Mollette
Update #1: "They (computers) can only display things in two dimensions. They cannot accurately display things that are three-dimensional. They provide little tactile stimulation."
Location: page #21 - First full paragraph.
Suggestion: The advance of many computer programs over the past few years has shown that computers can display two and three dimensional figures. EA Sports (Athletic Events) and Dimension M (Math Game) are two examples.
Update #2: Great Spirit Software Website (www.Greatspiritsofware.com)
Location: page#25 - Near the bottom of the page
Suggestion: Greatspiritsofware.com does not go to Teacher's Assistant Online. This website redirects to popular ring tones.
Update #3: Percent of schools having computer access.
Location: page #24 - First full paragraph
Suggestion: "The 2005 survey on internet access was the last in this series since internet access in schools has been nearly 100 percent since 2003."
(http://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d07/app_a2_7.asp)