drag & drop

Yes David is correct here and count me and our school as being "beside ourselves" at the Boards recent musings. Last year our school spent $7000 on iMacs because we wanted to become more creative in our differentiated learning practices...we are/were one the few elementary schools who were PC. Anyway, it's crazy to me, anyone observing students in action would see them race to get to the few MACS and be amazed at some of the projects kids are creating with them. Mostly, the PC's surf the Net and do some word-processing. As an aside, David, any idea what the HDSB's plans are for word-processing software next year? Apple is not supporting Appleworks anymore right?