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Gaby, who is the class of 2014, said that the desktop computer in the computer labs helped her a lot. She said the programs that thought how to type helped her a lot because she learned to type and was then able to use the computer more efficiently for other assignments later in her academic career.

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Elliana, who is the class of 2019, said that the chromebooks made it easier to see compared to the projectors on the white board and it also made playing school games like Kahoot.

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Luisa Cisneros, who is my Godmother, said the technologies she remembers and used were floppy disk computers, type writers, and graphic calculators. She loved these things because it saved her a significant amount of time when she did schoolwork and it also allowed for less tree consumption because she didn’t need as many pencils.

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Celeste, who was apart of the Class of 2024, said that what she used was a website called “coolmathgames.com”. She said here were games on the website that she used to play. She said that although they were allowed to use that site, none of the games she played were actually math related.

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Alina, who was apart of the class of 2024, said that she used to use Leapfrog, a game boy type tool to play Math and reading based games in the first grade. It was more engaging than regular paper assignments.

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In high school, multi colored pens were all the rage and helped her consolidate pens and create space in her bag.