The teacher I interviewed was from the BYU kindergarten. They had a whole bunch of technology options in their classroom, they had a digital camera, computers for the children to use, overhead projector, tape recorders, a VCR, and multiple teacher computers. She said that she was able to even ask for different things and have them easily considered if she did feel some type of technology was needed.
The teacher did say that she wished that they had a more accessible computer corner since it was cramped and the computers weren't very easily seen. She said that they really had a lot of technological options so she didn't have too many needs.
She used the internet a lot to find pictures to go along with lessons, also to find some lesson plan ideas, she uses the camera to record many of the activities and subjects they are learning in class to share with the parents, and to make books for the children with as well. She mainly used the computer games occasionally as an extra center during the classes center time, so that wasn't something the children regularly used.
The question I wanted to know is since she works in a public school how was the comparison of technology between her two jobs? She responded that at the other school they didn't have the digital camera for the classroom, nor did they have the same amount of educational computer games that the BYU kindergarten did. She said overall you have to buy a lot more things if you want them. So this made me think what I have of my own and how much technology I plan on using in my future classroom.