Computer/Technology Workbooks that Don't Require Computers? (teachers, students, program)
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Several years ago, I had a series of workbooks covering a wide range of computer topics. The books contained worksheets on topics such as spreadsheets, programming, and word processors, which allowed students to complete activities without having to access a computer. I have no idea what happened to these books, but it's just as well because they were from 1984. I can't remember the name of the workbook series, but I think Scholastic published them.
Does anyone know of anything current like this? I have searched for a few years and I've come up empty-handed. The books were great for substitute teachers or for when I had to prevent a student from using computers due to behavior or other issues. Just about everything I've seen available today focuses on activities that require computer access. Thanks for any information.
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