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Get Connected
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7/30/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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All
Teachers
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*MUST ATTEND
ALL SESSIONS* July 30, 31, Aug.1, 8:30-3:30. This
institute will provide an introduction to the
Internet using Netscape and Internet Explorer, as
well as Web Page Design using Claris Home Page. We
begin with a cursory overview of First Class Tips,
followed by an introduction to search engines,
identification of copyright free graphic images and
sound files, use of digital equipment, graphic
manipulation, and the construction of web pages
with school applications such as school web
site
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Programming for the Palm
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8/7/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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All
Teachers
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Participants will
get an opportunity to create their own applications
for the Palm/Visor handheld computer. Using the PDA
Toolbox software, participants will develop and
test their own applications in this unique
environment.
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Making Movies
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8/8/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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All
Teachers
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With Digital
Cameras, iMovie, and a little inspiration, you and
your students can become movie makers! In this
workshop, you'll learn how to integrate digital
video, sounds, animations, stills, etc. to produce
your own movies and Quicktime
productions.
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I've Turned on the
Computer Now What!
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8/19/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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Primary
Teachers
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*MUST ATTEND BOTH
SESSIONS* Aug. 19, 20 8:30-3:30. Making effective
use of the classroom computer. Practical tips to
assist primary teachers in using one or more
computers effectively. Participants will develop
the skills, knowledge and attitudes that will help
them create an integrated, supportive technological
environment. Linking the Curriculum to computer
software. Language Arts: Student Writing Center,
EasyBook Deluxe, StoryBook Deluxe.
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Wiggleworks
(FOR
TEACHERS WHO CURRENTLY HAVE ACCESS TO
WIGGLEWORKS!)
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8/19/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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Participants will:
examine the print and technology components of
Wiggleworks, learn ways to incorporate the
Wiggleworks Program into their reading and writing
programs, view student work samples and hear from
experienced teachers some practical ways for using
this resource in K-2 classrooms
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Handhelds as a
Productivity Tool
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8/21/2002
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8:30:00 AM or
12:30:00 PM
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All
Teachers
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Palm and Visor
handheld computers can take the power of computing
to a new level - the ultimate in portable
computing. In this workshop, we'll cover the tools
that come with the Palm OS and explore some of the
educational software that is available to teachers
to make mobile computing a part of your
professional teaching techniques.
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Digital Camera in the
Classroom
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8/26/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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Elementary
Teachers
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This workshop will
introduce teachers to the exciting possibilities of
using a digital camera in the classroom. Teachers
will learn how to take pictures, move them to a
computer, to edit and incorporate student digital
pictures, into class projects. Lesson ideas and
strategies will help you incorporate this creative
and motiviation technology tool into your
curriculum.
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Clay Animation
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8/27/2002
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8:30:00 AM
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All
Teachers
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Clay animation as seen in the hit movie Chicken
Run can be a very exciting hands-on classroom
activity. Teachers will work in a hands-on
environment to produce clay figures, do the
animation and use them in presentation software. -
Linking the Curriculum to Computer Applications -
Language Arts (writing skills) - The Arts (3D)
produce two and three dimensional works of art that
communicate ideas (thoughts, feelings, experiences)
for specific purposed and to specific
audiences.
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Typin's Cool (Almena)
Keyboarding Technique
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8/28/2002
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8:30:00 AM or
12:30:00 PM
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Grade 4 Teachers
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Teach your students to type WITHOUT HAVING
TO LOOK AT THE KEYBOARD in a fraction of the time
it normally takes. Typin's Cool teaches students to
locate each of the alphabetic and basic punctuation
keys of any standard computer keyboard in about 20
minutes! In this institute Grade 4 teachers will
learn how the technique can be incorporated into
their classrooms.
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Microsoft Publisher 2.0 is a great piece of software for creating
yearbooks etc. Many individuals and schools have digital camera.
Combining these tools can help make some neat projects. Microsoft
Publisher cannot directly import jpg files produced by digital
cameras however if you open the photo by double clicking on it. You
can copy the image when it is open through the Edit menu. Next open
your Microsoft Publisher document anc choose Paste from the Edit
menu. Once the photo is placed on the document you can move it around
like you do with any other object
If you wish you could also save or convert the files to bmp files
before starting Publisher so they could be placed in the MS Publisher
document by choosing insert clipart.