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  A typical day within the classroom usually requires the use of the Elmo, which is used to project images. This projector is traditionally used for instruction modeling.
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  Within special education classrooms, students can use iPad's as a form of communication by uploading applications like GoTalk20+
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  Teachers typically use a Smart Board to mirror the images from their computer to the board. Making lesson enhancements easily visible to students.
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  Students are encouraged to use Chromebooks to access learning programs such as Prodigy and Lexia.
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  Though vintage in nature, students will use traditional desk tops to engage in on-line software programs like Lexia.
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  On occasion, students will make use of graphing calculators to digitally perform math problems.
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  Believe it or not, some classrooms still use televisions to play DVD's and other forms of learning materials. When I was a CTT I was in a classroom that did not have a computer and SMARTboard set up. They did however issue a TV.
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  In science classrooms, students will typically have access to microscopes. They'll use them to make microorganisms visible to the human eye.
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  Some teachers use microphones in the room to make it easier to talk to the students, or allow for students with soft voices to be heard.
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  Students traditionally use head sets when they engage in online content.