For students in the Central Kitsap School District, technology is no longer confined to classroom TVs and VCRs, computer labs and overhead projectors — it is now a culture of advanced learning. What once was a world of chalk and blackboards has now progressed into digital images of textbooks and student work displayed on a screen for the entire class to see. Technology, such as the document camera, is found in many high school and junior high classrooms across the district. Teachers can place a quiz under the device for students to fill out in front of their classmates, display corrections to a student’s in-class writing prompt just after it’s completed and place student graphing calculators under the camera individually or side-by-side to highlight equations.

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