Fourth, incorporate technology as seamlessly as possible. The technology is the means, not the content of the presentation. It should not overwhelm the lesson, but enhance it. If a non-technology-based means of presentation would be more effective, then by all means use it. The simplest, most intriguing tool to impart instruction is the best tool. Paper and pencil can sometimes be more effective than computer equipment — and paper does not crash!
The words of one teacher-librarian come to mind are an appropriate conclusion: