I think Power Point is used too often. Moreover, children are no longer fascinated by it. However, last year everything changed for me because I received a set of interactive student respondents. No, the speakers had nothing to do with InTech, but the tips I learned at InTech helped me deliver smart, intriguing, and unique presentations. Combine all that with the addition of “clickers” and I have very attentive children. One of the reasons I had so much fun with the interactive elements is because I learned how to use Power Point to its fullest potential. I can thank InTech for that. This year I plan to have my students create interactive PowerPoint presentations for me. I also want them to use Movie Maker and Timeline to create projects for the class. I haven't decided exactly what the criteria will be, but we are studying Pakistan and reading Three Cups of Tea. This seems like a great time to ask them to create their own lesson to share with their