MEDIA & METHODS

VOLUME 35, NUMBER 3, JANUARY/ FEBRUARY 1999

8 Selecting an LCD Projector for Your School. Media & Methods
spoke with experts from the International Communications
Industries Association to find out what a school should specif-
ically look for when shopping for an LCD projector.

12 Creating an In-School Broadcasting Studio. There are many
note worthy events and presentations teachers and students can
capture with a broadcast studio. Here's how to take that next
step forward. By Jim Martin.

26 Integrating Technology Into Math Instruction. A look at specif-
ic ways math teachers enhance their curricula with computer
technology. By Margaret Neiss.

28 Keypad Technology in Action. A wireless response system is
fast, involves an entire class and is amazingly portable.
By Cindy Dobrez.

6 EDITORIAL COMMENT: A warm welcome to this issue.

14 INSIDER'S REPORT: A quick glance at the absolute latest educational supplies,
equipment, and programs.

16 PRODUCTS IN ACTION: The newest content-specific products for use in K-12
schools and classrooms.

18 INDUSTRY UPDATES: Find out the hottest scoop on companies serving the field
of education.

30 MULTIMEDIA REVIEWS: Educator experts select and describe teaching and learning
tools they recommend.

38 ON THE CUTTING EDGE: Exciting products worth adding to any school budget.

46 ADVERTISER'S INDEX: A handy listing of companies dedicated to the field of
education.

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MEDIA & METHODS

VOLUME 35, NUMBER 5, MAY/JUNE 1999


6 The Most Powerful Computers Available. Where do you start
when you believe you really need to upgrade or buy new computers for
your school? Here are some guidelines to help you along the way.
By Tom William and and Kevin Smith.

12 Electronic Educational Games. Electronic "games" engage students and
help teachers teach core curricula in a motivational way. By Bonnie Bracey.

16 ALens Is Not A Lens: The Importance of Lenses in
Projection. Even the best projectors can be laid low by poor optics,
better understanding of lenses and how they work will help you in
your quest for the perfect projector. By Peter Putman.

36 Tracking Weather Across the Curriculum. Students love under-
standing what makes days sunny, rainy or cold while learning concepts in
math, social studies, geography and even language arts. By Bill Krayer.

55 Video Editing Techniques in Schools. Video editing does not
have to be costly or complicated. Here is a look at how video produc-
tion can easily enter the lives of those involved in learning environ-
ifients. ByCherylKrug.

4 Editorial Comment
20 Multimedia Reviews
57 Products in Action
63 On the Cutting Edge
66 Advertiser's index