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You can't have
rainbows unless you have some rain!
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Tech
Tip
Ooooooops! I Didn't Mean to Send That!
Have
you ever sent an e-mail, and then realized you goofed?
That is such a common event! Today's tip will help you "Recall"
e-mail items from Microsoft Outlook!: This only works for
e-mails that have not been opened by the recipient.
Recalling
sent messages
- Click
Sent Items.
- Open
the message you want to recall or replace.
- On
the top Menu Bar, click on the Actions menu, then click
Recall This Message.
- To
recall the message, click Delete unread copies of
this message. To replace the message with
another, click Delete unread copies and replace
with a new message, click OK, and then type a
new message. It's been my experience that the second of
these two works better.
- To
be notified about the success of the recall or replacement for
each recipient, select the Tell me if recall succeeds or fails
for each recipient check box.
A
special thanks to TRT Kim Overstreet for these directions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When you
recall an e-mail, the original recipients will see a message
that says "Message Recalled."
My
Schedule
| Thursday,
April 24 |
Harrison |
| Friday,
April 25 |
Harrison |
| Monday,
April 28 |
Yates |
| Tuesday,
April 29 |
Yates |
| Wednesday,
April 30 |
Staff
Meeting/Float |
Derby
Day is coming soon, and I've had some requests for related
Internet sites. Melissa Moore (Picadome) has some great
links:
http://www.picadome.fcps.net/lab/
currl/ky_derby/default.htm
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Web
Sites of the Week
TEACH
OR REVIEW LESSONS WITH
READY TO SEE, PREPARED
POWER POINTS
(Just
click on the links)
http://208.183.128.8/la/
activities/pptresources.html
http://webster.commnet.edu/
grammar/powerpoint.htm
http://www.spa3.k12.sc.us/PowerPoint.htm
STUDENTS
& TEACHERS: Make teaching a little easier for
yourself. Use PowerPoints other teachers have made! In
the classroom, you can teach with these PowerPoints using a computer
connected to a projector. These lessons can also be
independent learning experiences at a center or during computer
rotations.
Click
to send me an e-mail!
Around
in the Schools
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Christy
Wilson (formerly Hollon: Yates 2nd Grade) has all kinds of
technology projects going on in her classroom! After
completing Success With Keyboarding, her students are finding it
EASY to write stories in WiggleWorks.
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Lansdowne
fifth graders are becoming proficient in using individual
student e-mail accounts. Annette Moore and Carol Long are
also starting their students in the FCPS Instructional Student
Forums. If you are interested in getting student e-mail
accounts, or participating in the forums, just let me know!
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Outside
her classroom, Emily Dugar (4th grade at Harrison) is displaying
Excel graphs of daily hours of sunlight. This is a 4th grade
activity from the Competency Assurance, and is EASY to do on a
computer. If you would like to learn how simple it is to make
graphs on the computer, just let me know!
"We
all have the extraordinary coded within us, waiting to be
released."
- Jean Houston
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