Tech Tips Newsletter -
February 2005
View this Newsletter online at
http://teach.fcps.net/trt2/newsletter/feb05.htm
Welcome to the new format for tech tips,
web resources, news, etc. It is my hope that the
new monthly format will be more timely and useful.
In this space I will include tech tips, requested
resources, my monthly schedule and other hopefully
important information. This newsletter is also
completely web-based so you can access it via my website
as well. If you have any suggestions, please be
sure to let me know how I can make this a better
resource for you!
TechKnowledgy Idea
Using PowerPoint
Games in the Classroom
PowerPoint games
can be a great way to spice up a review session in
your classroom. I have templates for
Hollywood Squares, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,
and Jeopardy. All you need is a list of
questions. I have a game appropriate for any
grade level, and would be happy to help you!
I'm also conducting
a PD on this topic at Ambrose on Feb. 8th.
Use the link below to sign up if you need PD
hours. It will be 1 1/2 hours.
http://webapps.fcps.net/pd/ |
Web Resources
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Online Science Projects - sign up to
participate with other classes around the globe
on collaborative science projects - variety of
subjects and levels
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Fractions
Resources - a list of games and interactive
resources for a variety of fraction skills
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Smithsonian Student - a great resource for
kids and teachers to learn about art, science,
and history. Also includes games and
activities.
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Smithsonian Teacher - this resource for
teachers provides lesson plans and resources
across grade levels
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Tech Tips
Arranging Contacts by Last Name
(Only applies to Outlook 2002, 2003)
Step 1
- Start Outlook.
- On the Tools menu,
click E-mail accounts.
- Click View or change
existing directories or address books, and
then click Next.
- Click Outlook Address Book,
and then click Change.
- Under Outlook Address Books,
click Contacts: Mailbox - YourMailboxName,
and then under Show names by, click
File As (Smith, John).
- Click Close, and then
click Finish.
Step 2 - Verify that the
newly created contacts are filed in last name,
first name order
- On the Tools menu,
click Options.
- Click the Preferences tab,
and then click Contact Options.
- In the Default "File As"
order list, click Last, First.
- Click OK twice.
- To view the new Contacts list
sort order, restart Outlook.
Thanks to David Beatty, TRT at
Hayes for finding these directions on the
Microsoft website. |
Schedule
Winburn
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Tuesday, Feb. 1
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Friday, Feb. 4
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Monday, Feb. 7
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Tuesday, Feb. 8
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Monday, Feb. 14
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Tuesday, Feb. 15
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Friday, Feb. 18
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Monday, Feb. 28
James Lane Allen
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Wednesday, Feb. 2
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Thursday, Feb. 3
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Wednesday, Feb.
16
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Thursday, Feb. 17
J. R. Ewan
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Wednesday, Feb. 9
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Thursday, Feb. 10
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Friday, Feb. 25
Other Dates
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