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This lesson covers how to gather information about the local community and determine an appropriate method for distributing that information to students their age. M_Scally@Hotmail.com on Wednesday, Apr 26 2006 at 11:18 AM CIS, gathering data

Sample computer rules for elementary grades. This one page document could be used in a classroom or lab. computer rules elementary

How computer savvy are your students? At the first of the year, I give this questionaire to my students and we graph the results as a class. technology, computer knowledge

Computer Scavenger Hunt - a word document with specific questions regarding computer information and their history. Hyperlinks are given for each question so that students know exactly where to do to find the information. Answers are given in yellow. Posted By on Wednesday, May 10 2006 at 10:06 PM on Friday, Sep 08 2006 at 10:11 AM computer history, scavenger hunt

This powerpoint was created to teach and inform students and educators about the issues surrounding copyright and the Internet. copyright presentation Internet

Corps of Discovery Meet Moviemaker and the Big Six Skills. Utilizing the Big Six Research Model students research about Lewis and Clark, synthesize what they have learned and create a movie about the Corps of Discovery. They will synthesize the information from five journal entries. translate the journal into 21 century vernacular with no misspellings. Assignment includes teacher and student instructions as well as grading rubric. Lewis and Clark, United States History, Language Arts, Media Literacy, Moviemaker, Photstory, Assignment Discovery, United Streaming, Explorers, Big Six Research

Follow the steps laid out in this PowerPoint presentation to learn how to create a Webquest using the Assignment Builder! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at 1-800-323-9084 ext 2749 or matt_monjan@discovery.com Webquest, Crazy Uncle Herb and His Time Machine, Travel, Social Studies, Geography, Culture

A neat project to create with students is a Google Earth image overlay with a unitedstreaming image embedded with a unitedstreaming video segment. Once created the image overlay will allow students to fly to a location in Google Earth, view a related image, read a text explanation, and then watch a video segment related to the location and/or image. This handout includes screenshots and step-by-step instructions for creating an image overlay as well as saving the .kmz file to share with other teachers. (submitted by Burt Lo, a Northern California DEN Member) Google Earth, image overlay

A neat project to create with students is a Google Earth image overlay with a unitedstreaming image embedded with a unitedstreaming video segment. Once created the image overlay will allow students to fly to a location in Google Earth, view a related image, read a text explanation, and then watch a video segment related to the location and/or image. This handout includes screenshots and step-by-step instructions for creating an image overlay as well as saving the .kmz file to share with other teachers. (submitted by Burt Lo, a Northern California DEN Member) Google Earth, image overlay

Students love having more control over the Excel application. I have my students do a mini survey and chart their findings in a pictograph. This pdf file show how. Excel Microsoft pictograph chart graph spreadsheets