You must use your assigned tool to teach:
Keynote (Installed)
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Note: An upcoming major project will offer the opportunity to use Powerpoint alternatives for a bonus!! Teach well! Presentations on Thursday May 10 will be a maximum of 13 minutes. All team members must be involved in the presentation. You MAY use one of the other new tools in preparing your presentation.
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It is possible that you have finished up your work on the NetGenEd video AND your NetGenEd Reflection (possible, but doubtful!) and are ready to start on our next topic: Excel, but we are allowing others to finish up work on the NetGenEd video project, so we don't have a regular day that we can do a typical in-class introduction for both classes until Monday (or maybe even Tuesday; okay, now it is definitely Tuesday! (How's that for a run-on sentence, Ms. Koffler??)
Anyway, that leads us to trying something new.
To get us started, we will be using the tutorial located here:
Excel Tutorial
which was created by the Florida Gulf Coast University. The tutorial is based on Excel 2000, but the basics that it discusses will serve us well for the version we use at school and any different version you may have at home.
Click the link below (if one is showing(depends on browser)) for more details:
If your mini-poster is still hanging, congratulations! You did an amazing job of attaching it to the wall!! Many have fallen and been trashed already, others have just fallen - but in any case the time for mini-posters has passed.
Please remove your mini-poster from the wall in Room 110 (or the counter or the floor . . .). Let's have the walls clean by Friday 05/04 at the end of the day. After that we start LOSING points for those still around!! Thanks.
What do I need to know about making a video for the NetGenEd Project?
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Please use headphones while viewing in Room 110.
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Find out what a meta tag is. Make use of meta tags on ALL your blog, wiki & ning posts!
For the Room 110 Blog (classblogmeister), or if you have trouble tagging other posts:
Landmarks Project Blog Tag Generator
Test it out. Does it work?
This video was made for a different project, but the lessons apply for the NetGenEd as well. Please use headphones while viewing in Room 110.
Here is a link to a wiki that reviews many of the pamphlet design issues we mentioned in class:
Can you add anything?
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As you prepare your occupation presentation, take a look at these guidelines. Some are specific to PowerPoint type presentations, but many are general presentation guidelines that would be applicable to all sorts of presentations.
Use headphones in Room 110!!! Note: An older version of Word was used when this video was created. Differences are insignificant!
Video Demo on how to include a picture citation
This just verifies what we discussed in class. Click on the image for a larger version:
Please report any issues viewing this video. You should be able to view it on any computer with Internet access.
