Transcript Slide 1

August 2004
Dan Moore & John Thurlow
• Technology Model – how our curriculum drives the technology instruction
• Scheduling Model – a flexible approach to scheduling classes
• Hardware – what is available for teachers and students
• Smart Board orientation – a brief introduction
• Overview of some software applications
• World Wide Web overview
• Hands-on session – each person will be able to use the following:
• Smart Board
• PowerPoint
• Publisher
Self-Assessment and Training Plan
This is an orientation; we will cover a lot of material in a
short time so you can see what is available for
technology… and so you can decide what your needs are
for further professional development
Let your principal know that you participated in 3 hours
of paid professional development for today! CEU’s are
also available.
Give Dan and John your Self-assessment and Training
Plan if you would like to participate in other technology
sessions.
Please ask lots of questions!
Skills Directed
Curriculum Directed
(Learning About Technology)
(Learning With Technology)
General Tech. Awareness
Network Awareness
Managing Data Files
Developmental
Stages
Content Area Learning
Assessment Tasks
Curriculum-based Applications (math)
Using Applications
Research Skills
Internet & Telecommunication s
Online multimedia
Keyboarding & Ergonomics
Online Safety
Ethics
Products & Processes
Writing Pieces – Presentations – Publications – Web Pages – Spreadsheets – Video – Digital Art
Writing – Literacy – Math - Research – Internet – Critical Thinking – Investigations – Problem Solving
There is an endless variety of products students can
create to demonstrate their knowledge, use their
creativity, and practice technology skills.
What follows is a few samples of student products
from various grade levels.
(separate presentation)
Teacher Support
Classroom Projects
Specialists Support
Creating documents
Class Videos
Creating documents
Newsletters
Photography
Data Lists
Data Lists
Web Page
Forms
Forms
Smart Board Projects
Visual Aids
Visual Aids
DVD – VHS Media
Graphic Organizers
Graphic Organizers
Year-end Presentations
E-mail
E-mail
Web Page Development
Equity of Time with Tech. Teachers
3 Week Blocks (2 on, 1 off)
Open Lab Times, Laptop Access
Make-up Sessions
Planning During Sessions
Support Time Blocks from Tech Teachers
Early Release Afternoons Not Scheduled
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Digital
Camera
Smart board
Technology
25 laptop
computers for
classroom
instruction
DVD/VCR and
Surround Sound
Systems
Digital video
camera for
creating motion
pictures
Scanner
CD Burner
CD-ROM & DVD Drive
Sound Panel
Headphone Jack
Volume Control
Floppy Disk Drive
Power Button
Reset Button
USB Ports (door)
What is an optical mouse?
Do you need a mouse pad?
Safety for Kids (infrared)
Left-click
Right-click
Single Click
Double Click
Lefties; how to switch buttons
Universal Serial Bus
Plug & Play
Hot Swap
Peripheral Devices
Thumb Drive
Scanner
CD Burner
Mouse
Keyboard
Universal Serial Bus
Plug & Play
Hot Swap
Peripheral Devices
Thumb Drive
Scanner
CD Burner
Mouse
Keyboard
Power Button
Settings Buttons
Tilt Stand
How Wireless Works
Wireless Access Point
Checking Connection
Troubleshooting
Using the START Menu
What are “shortcuts”
Desktop Shortcut Icons
Icons in the NAL Window
Windows & Window Views
•Initial Saving of a Document
•Proper Naming of Files
•What are “extensions”
•Saving Frequently
•Where to Save
•Using FILE > SAVE
•Using Control+S
•Save vs. Save As
•Creating Folders
•Backing Up Files
What is “Page Setup”
Using Menu File>Print
Using Control – P
How to Change the Printer
Error Messages on the Printer (empty tray)
Filling the Paper tray
Duplex
iPrint
Using Internet Explorer to “Explore”
•The Internet
•Your computer’s hard drive: “C”
•The Network
COMPUTER
“C”
shows contents of hard drive
“A”
floppy
NETWORK
The Network Drives
“J”
holds student folders
“H”
hold teachers private, password protected folders
“K”
holds “shared” folders for various groups
Logging-In
User Name
Password
.smithjo.staff.spsd
*******
2nd Window
Password
teacher
iteach
The Network Drives
“J”
“H”
“K”
holds student folders
hold teachers private, password protected folders
holds “shared” folders for various groups
User Name
.smithjo.staff.spsd
Password
*******
2nd Window
teacher
Password
iteach
Two Uses
of the
Browser
• Orientation
• Pens and Eraser
• Toolbar
• Using the Smart board as a typewriter
• Using the Notebook to save annotations
• Using the Smartboard as Big Screen TV (VHS, DVD, Cable)
• Mobile Smartboard
Programs (applications)
What is Cross-platform?
Educational Software
Productivity Software
What is a Software Suite?
Microsoft Office
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Word
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PowerPoint
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Publisher
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Excel
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Paint
Consistent Look and Tools
Intuitive “interface”
GroupWise & Web based E-mail
Quick Tour of Above
Browsers
Internet Explorer
Netscape
Mozilla
Browser Basics
Searching the Web
Copying Images
Copying Text
Multimedia on the Web
Online Safety
Ethics
Now that you have seen some of the ‘stuff’ that will be available to you,
we’d like to give you some time to get your hands dirty! We will rotate
stations so that you have an opportunity to look at all of the following:
Please use the Self-assessment as you work with the technology.
Paint, Word, Explorer, Excel
Name
School
General Tech. Awareness
Network Awareness
Managing Data Files & Back Up
Using Applications
Word
PowerPoint
Publisher
Excel Spreadsheet
Paint
Internet Explorer Browser
Internet Searching
Internet Resource for Educators
Smart Board
Scanning
Digital Camera
Digital Video
Online Safety For Children
Ethics in the Digital World
Non-user
Beginner
Comfortable
Confident
Training Priority
Choose 1, 2, 3