9. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
10. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
Be independent - get your own stuff, like extension
cords, cables, zip ties, carts, etc.
11. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
Be independent - get your own stuff, like extension
cords, cables, zip ties, carts, etc.
Increase your general knowledge all the time - ask
a colleague for help, then learn from it!
12. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
Be independent - get your own stuff, like extension
cords, cables, zip ties, carts, etc.
Increase your general knowledge all the time - ask
a colleague for help, then learn from it!
On the move:
13. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
Be independent - get your own stuff, like extension
cords, cables, zip ties, carts, etc.
Increase your general knowledge all the time - ask
a colleague for help, then learn from it!
On the move:
Get a flash-drive / cloud storage.
14. HARDWARE
The setup in your classroom:
What tools do you have / may you need? Prepare.
Be independent - get your own stuff, like extension
cords, cables, zip ties, carts, etc.
Increase your general knowledge all the time - ask
a colleague for help, then learn from it!
On the move:
Get a flash-drive / cloud storage.
Know your building hardware like printers, copy
machines, scanners, etc.
19. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
20. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
21. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
Challenge yourself to increase comfort levels.
22. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
Challenge yourself to increase comfort levels.
MAC vs. PC?
23. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
Challenge yourself to increase comfort levels.
MAC vs. PC?
NEWS FLASH! - they’re almost the same, and use
the same programs (for the most part)! (create vs.
compute)
24. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
Challenge yourself to increase comfort levels.
MAC vs. PC?
NEWS FLASH! - they’re almost the same, and use
the same programs (for the most part)! (create vs.
compute)
Software I use every day:
25. SOFTWARE
Find the ‘right’ software for you, and learn it well.
What you do will dictate what you get...
Invest the time it takes - this pays off big time!
Challenge yourself to increase comfort levels.
MAC vs. PC?
NEWS FLASH! - they’re almost the same, and use
the same programs (for the most part)! (create vs.
compute)
Software I use every day:
Google Docs, GMail, Firefox
31. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
32. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
Wikipedia is NOT evil!
33. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
Wikipedia is NOT evil!
Teach how to use it, don’t be scared of it!
34. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
Wikipedia is NOT evil!
Teach how to use it, don’t be scared of it!
Many articles, esp. for education, are locked...
35. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
Wikipedia is NOT evil!
Teach how to use it, don’t be scared of it!
Many articles, esp. for education, are locked...
Be a power-browser!
36. INTERNET
Know how to search effectively!
Use reputable sites...
Google, AltaVista, BBC News, etc.
Wikipedia is NOT evil!
Teach how to use it, don’t be scared of it!
Many articles, esp. for education, are locked...
Be a power-browser!
Learn keyboard shortcuts, search history,
bookmarking, grouping, RSS feeds & readers, etc.
42. COMMUNICATION
Embrace the power of email (carefully!)
Setup short-cuts...
Email distribution lists (to students, staff, parents)
43. COMMUNICATION
Embrace the power of email (carefully!)
Setup short-cuts...
Email distribution lists (to students, staff, parents)
Auto-forwards, replies
44. COMMUNICATION
Embrace the power of email (carefully!)
Setup short-cuts...
Email distribution lists (to students, staff, parents)
Auto-forwards, replies
Personal vs. Professional Signatures (and email
accounts)
45. COMMUNICATION
Embrace the power of email (carefully!)
Setup short-cuts...
Email distribution lists (to students, staff, parents)
Auto-forwards, replies
Personal vs. Professional Signatures (and email
accounts)
Practice business tone & style (full-time, always,
mandatorily!)
46. COMMUNICATION
Embrace the power of email (carefully!)
Setup short-cuts...
Email distribution lists (to students, staff, parents)
Auto-forwards, replies
Personal vs. Professional Signatures (and email
accounts)
Practice business tone & style (full-time, always,
mandatorily!)
Attach a disclaimer to your email signature
51. COMMUNITY
Communicate your classroom to others - build
relationships
Blogs, newsletters, mass emails
Create a website
Host files, lecture notes, information, etc.
52. COMMUNITY
Communicate your classroom to others - build
relationships
Blogs, newsletters, mass emails
Create a website
Host files, lecture notes, information, etc.
Call home
53. COMMUNITY
Communicate your classroom to others - build
relationships
Blogs, newsletters, mass emails
Create a website
Host files, lecture notes, information, etc.
Call home
Not just the ‘bad’ calls - make the preemptive
positive strike... “They’re doing great!”
54. COMMUNITY
Communicate your classroom to others - build
relationships
Blogs, newsletters, mass emails
Create a website
Host files, lecture notes, information, etc.
Call home
Not just the ‘bad’ calls - make the preemptive
positive strike... “They’re doing great!”
Invite parents to connect with you through
technology... just don’t use MySpace, Facebook, etc...
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
Show examples - cords, projector, laptop\nFlash drive - show example\n
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Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
Do you create a lot of material? Do you need to create PDFs?\nTrial by error - learning by doing... practice, practice!\nMAC vs. PC - depends on create vs. compute - for teachers, maybe the MAC is better? I am more creative using a MAC!\n
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Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
Search - use quotes, modifiers, commands (like site:)\nUSE Wikipedia as a starting point!\nSetup a webquest to show students what it’s like to start at Wikipedia, and end up with good research!\n
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Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
Email program - one of the softwares you must learn!\nGet FREE email from Google, setup multiple accounts...\n
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Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n
Start with a blog, then move on to website - stay away from “free” websites that often display advertising. It’s a cost issue - are you willing to pay for space? (very inexpensive today!)\nMySpace vs. ODE\n