Module+7+Classroom+Technology+Scenario

Randa Fawaz Richard Pawly Andrea Jablonski
 * Team 4 Members:**

**Profile- Team 4** Team Leader: Randa Fawaz Assignment: Classroom Technology Request List Class Level/Grade: High School level math Final List Completion Date: October 7, 2011

Classroom Info: Budget: 6,000
 * Class size is 25 students.
 * There is one new computer on your desk and one TV w/DVD player in the room.
 * There are currently 5 outdated computers in the classroom.
 * The school has been wired for Internet connection and all computers in the class are connected.

Note: All items are totaled and rounded appropriately with tax included.

Hardware Items: 1. HP 100B All-in-One PC 299.99 x 4 = ~$1,405 Comp USA 2. Viewsonic DLP Projector = ~$532 Comp USA 3. Samsung CLX-3185FW Wireless multi-function Color Laser Printer ~$320 4. TI-84 Plus Calculator x 25 = ~$2650 (Tax Exempt) 5. TI-Presenter Kit = ~$410

Software Titles: 1. Alentum Advanced Grapher Software (2-4 licenses)- $24.95 2. Microsoft Office 2010 (5 licenses)-$420

Summary: As far as hardware goes we definately needed to get 4 more new computers to facilitate the number of students in the classroom with a 5:1 ratio. In addition to that, one main wireless laser printer was selected to connect all of the computers in the classroom and one DLP projector for lectures or presentations. Most math in High School is done through practice on pen and paper, so not too many software programs are needed. The software we chose mainly helps with the area of graphing. Software that helps students visualize what graphs of different functions look like is a great aide in the classroom and pretty inexpensive. We also chose to equip each computer with the Microsoft Office 2010 software pack (student version) as a necessary tool in almost any educational environment. We spent $5,762 out of the 6,000.