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A collaboration between Maryland Public Television and the Center for Technology in Education at the Johns Hopkins University, Thinkport.org offers teachers and parents resources for helping student excel. Teachers can easily find lesson plans and activities already correlated with Maryland's standards for high school, and parents can find resources to help their children excel academically. Wi-Hi's Bill Duck has two activities posted on the site and is a featured educator. Check it out! Featured Educators on Thinkport.org Standards Locator on Thinkport.org Look for a WebQuest on your topic that's been judged to be among the best. Hundreds of options for high school teachers to use! Do yourself a favor - write the clues and answers in MS Word first, save them, then copy and paste into PuzzleMaker. Trust me, you'll be glad you did. It's a great free service, so give it a try - but not the same day you plan on using the puzzle! A great, free way to create or find rubrics for projects or assignments. You decide the categories and what each indicator looks like, and it designs the rubric. Or choose from already-created rubrics available on the site. The Gateway to Educational Materials It is probably the most comprehensive and accessible source of on-line lesson plans. At this site, which currently boasts more than 4,500 educational resources, visitors can browse by keyword or subject list or search for specific topics at specific grade levels. Florida Gulf Coast University MS Office 2000 Tutorials Step-by-step instructions (with LOTS of pictures) that will help you do anything in MS Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, & FrontPage. It's the best on the web! It's set up for Office 2000, where we have Office XP, but there aren't too many differences. Click on the link then click on the topic you'd like to explore further.
Columbia University Online Guide to Citing Internet Sources You've found something on the Web you want to use, and of course, give credit to its author. But how? Go here and find out. Created by Wi-Hi Web editor Bill Duck, this simple tutorial explains all you (and your students) need to know about making your own web pages, using MS Word. Lots of images to show you what to click and simple explanations. Give it a try! Created by Wi-Hi Web editor Bill Duck, this simple tutorial explains all you (and your students) need to know about making PowerPoint presentations, saving (not copying) graphics from the Internet, and how to insert those images into your PowerPoint. Lots of images, lots of explanations! Do you need to organize your inbox in your GroupWise? Here's how - set up folders that you name and learn how to use them! Lots of your technology questions answered in one simple listing. Check here first! Chemistry
Earth Science
Biology
Physics
Literature
Writing
Algebra
World History
American Government
U.S. History
Consumer Economics
Geography
You & The Law
FINE, VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
TEMPLATES IN MS WORD A ready-made template, just waiting for you to add your own information. When done, just e-mail it to Bill Duck as a MS Word document, and you will be on the Internet that day! LINKS: WEBQUEST RESOURCES WebQuest Professional Day Presentation CERTIFICATION E-MAIL teachercertification@wcboe.org Copy this address and paste it into GroupWise - don't just click on it if using WCBOE computers! OTHER LINKS: Columbia University Guide to Citing Online Resources http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/cgos/idx_basic.html Discovery School (lots of free tools) http://school.discovery.com/teachers/index.html Schrock Guide for Teachers (lots of useful links!) http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/ |
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