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March, 2002 Content Guide: Technology Applied
Editor: Jeffrey L.
Jones,
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| By Date: | April |
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| Date/Time/Credit | Class | Presenter |
| Wednesday, April 10 -- 4:00-6:00 (2 hrs. PD credit) |
Creating A Classroom Web Page -- This hands-on workshop for beginners will take you through the process of designing and creating a classroom web page ready to post to your school's web server. A great way to communicate with students and parents: use MS FrontPage to create a classroom web page that brings the school and home together in a learning environment. |
Maggie
Wilson |
| Tuesday, April 16 -- 4:00-5:30 (1.5 hrs. PD credit) |
Mail Merge with Word/Excel -- Learn to create a database in Excel, and merge the data into a Word format. Tasks include labels, form letters, and envelopes. |
Mark DiMascio |
| Wednesday, April 17 -- 4:00-5:30 (1.5 hrs. PD credit) | Literacy and Technology -- Literacy! Literacy in Science! Literacy in Social Studies! Literacy in Math! "Reading across the content areas" is important to foster literacy and comprehension of all subject matter. Come discover how technology can assist you with lessons that integrate literacy throughout all areas of the curriculum. Leave with activities to use the next day! | Cathy
Brandt |
| Thursday, April 18 -- 4:30-6:00 (1.5 hrs. PD credit) | Creating Online ASP Forms Using FrontPage 2000 -- Learn how to create an online form using FrontPage 2000, and how to create an online search form to view results. FrontPage will set up the database for you. [This session is NOT for beginners.] | Maggie
Wilson |
| Tuesday, April 23 -- 4:30-6:00 (1.5 hrs. PD credit) | Using Digital Cameras with Microsoft Image Composer -- We will create pictures using digital cameras, then use Image Composer to do basic editing and reformatting of the pictures for use in Word/Publisher documents, or for posting on the Web. | Mark DiMascio |
| Tuesday, April 30 -- 4:00-5:30 (1.5 hrs. PD credit) | Managing the Email Avalanche! -- Are you getting too much email? There are tools built into Outlook that help you sort, store, and prioritize your email, so your Inbox doesn't get clogged, and you don't miss that important note from a parent! Included in this session will also be hints on how to improve your outgoing email's effectiveness as well. [This is an intermediate Microsoft Outlook Class - not for beginners.] | Mark DiMascio |