Computer Lab

Long gone are the days where students came to class and sat at their desks quietly and independently all day. We do have moments where students are completing seat and independent work, but I strive to have a student-centered classroom where students can practice their 21st century learning skills – critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration. In our class we work in cooperative learning groups, work with partners, and speak/present in front of the class (safely of course). Hiding or giving up or not trying is not an option! "You can do challenging things" and I believe this with all of my teaching heart. Students will use the Engineering Design Thinking process, have productive struggles, think deeply, persevere, and encourage one another along the way. Students will get more acquainted with the keyboard and typing, as well as gain experience with the digital tools necessary to help them to become Computer Scientists (the creators of digital resources, problem solvers and innovators, not just consumers of digital media) which will help them to be successful, not only in the classroom, but in their lives while living in this digital world.

Mrs. Smith-Burger

Computer Lab Teacher

Mrs. Lewis

Computer Lab Educational Assistant

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Mrs. Corneisha Smith-Burger

Computer Science & Technology Tools/Tech Lit Teacher

Email: Smithburgerc@wsd3.org

Mrs. Danielle Lewis

Computer Lab Educational Assistant

Email: Lewisdanielle@wsd3.org

Room: 178

School Office: 719-391-3470

Our Computer Lab's Website features more about our computer lab for both elementary as a specials rotation and as technology tools for secondary.