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hypertypos The Internet and, in particular, the easy-to-navigate World Wide Web are potentially powerful teaching and learning tools. But not all educators embrace and use this resource in their classrooms. Regardless of how ubiquitous the Internet and Web have become in our society, many teachers are slow to integrate them into their lessons. However, since schools are indeed a reflection of and extension of the society they serve, many educators feel the full integration of the Web and its resources are a mandate for all educators. Do you agree?
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