- Authoring Systems
An authoring system helps teachers develop their own instructional software. Teachers can create electronic flash cards or index cards to teach children about certain concepts. Also, they can create multimedia content like reviews, lessons, and tutorials. You may even consider web based alternatives because web authoring systems assist teachers in creating multimedia content that can be used on a website.
- Desktop Publishing
Desktop publishing software is used to create and design handouts, newsletters, and flyers. Teachers can use this software to inform parents and students about events or activities taking place in school. Usage of desktop publishing software is a must-have skill for new graduates, and so high schools are already teaching students how to use desktop publishing suites such as Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite.
- Graphic Software
Students can use graphic software to capture, create, and change images available on the internet, on the program itself, or images available online. It is especially useful for creating online presentations.
- Reference Software
Teachers can include reference software in research projects. Reference software let’s students access the encyclopedia, thesauruses, atlases, and dictionaries.
- Drill & Practice Software
Teachers can include drill and practice software to strengthen the existing skill set of the students. This software is beneficial when teachers are trying to prepare students for exams and tests.
- Tutorial Software
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