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		A Business Education / Computer Science Web Site for Middle School ^Votes:0 Welcome to the Computer Science & Business Education Site @ Crews Middle School Are you missing any handouts? If so, click here for a list of handouts we will be using in class [ Handouts ] Thanks for visiting and we welcome your comments or suggestions before you leave. Please stop by my personal home page before you leave. Send comments, questions, or remarks to rod_hames@gwinnett.k12.ga.us All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Alton C. Crews Middle School is prohibited. Copyright © 1998-2007, Alton C. Crews Middle School Learn more about Mr. Hames - Click HERE Alton C. Crews Middle School 1000 Old Snellville Hwy Lawrenceville, GA 30044 First Day of Class Read More Go to Site


		Anguilla Computer Club: Lesson Plans ^Votes:0 Anguilla Library Computer Club Lessons for Achieving Computer Literacy These are the lessons developed by the members of the club. Please visit the club's home page for more information. Page updated: Sep 20, 1999 An Education Revolution Ideas for radical improvements in Computer Science education: Click the link above to read articles by Steve Litt in Troubleshooting Magazine about setting up your own Computer Science Lab and University, for as little as $40 per student. Then click here to read a proposal to introduce programming as a subject in elementary schools. Lessons Using Basic Dos Systems! Level 1 Software Training. Windows Lesson #1. This lesson will work on either Win 3.1 or Win95. Demonstrate that you can play Solitaire using the mouse. Typing Lesson #1. Install Typing Made Eas Read More Go to Site

		BCK2SKOL Lessons ^Votes:0 BCK2SKOL Lessons A Class on the Net for Librarians with Little or No Net Experience "BACK TO SCHOOL:" THE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY CLASSROOM 101 Lesson One: Welcome/Syllabus Lesson Two: History of the Net Lesson Three: Internet Connectivity Lesson Four: Email, Part 1: Functions & Options Lesson Five: Email, Part 2: Addresses Lesson Six: Email: Locators Lesson Seven: LISTSERV, Part 1: Options Lesson Eight: LISTSERV, Part 2: Addresses Lesson Nine: LISTSERV, Part 3: Commands Lesson Ten: Searching in the Humanities and Fine Arts Lesson Eleven: Netiquette Lesson Twelve: Gopher, Part 1: Client/Server Lesson Thirteen: Gopher, Part 2: Gopherin' Lesson Fourteen: Gopher, Part 3: Subject Trees Lesson Fifteen: Searching in the Social Sciences Lesson Sixteen: Veronica, Jughead, Wais Lesson Seventeen: Telnet, Read More Go to Site

		Changed access to Curriculum Exchange resources ^Votes:0 Education Queensland EQ home \| EQ search \| EQ site map Online learning \| Communication \| Communities \| Curriculum Exchange Home \| About \| Help \| Site map Learning Place > Curriculum Exchange >Changed access to Curriculum Exchange resources Curriculum Exchange Curriculum Exchange resource centre About Gateways For students Contribute Contact us FAQs Changed access to Curriculum Exchange resources You have been redirected to this page because the resource you were looking for was located in the Curriculum Exchange Archive, which has been decommissioned. All CX resources are now available in the Curriculum Exchange resource centre . Curriculum Exchange Archive decommissioned Finding CX resources Accessing the CX resource centre Curriculum Exchange Archive decommissioned The Curriculum Exch Read More Go to Site

		Educational Technology Center Home Page ^Votes:0 Teacher Created Internet Activities Grades K - 3 Updated 04/16/2001 Teachers sharing Internet web sites they use in their classrooms. K-3 How to Cope with Grief K-3 Online Lessons - Introduction to the Computer K-3 Inclusion Strategies K -ABCs K -Alphabet Across America K -Animal Behaviors K -Animal Stories K -Computer Terms and Words K -Penguins & Polar Bears K -Nash's Animal Poems K -Fruits and Vegetables K -Letters Galore K -Multiply by Nines K -Multi-Cultural Games K -Olympics Pantomime K -Rebus Picture Rhymes K -Teeth 1st Art - Art Discussion Keypals 1st Art - Olympic Mascots 1st Art -Winslow Homer 1st English - A is for Arthur 1st English - Eric Carle 1st English - Jan Brett 1st English - Meet the Mammals 1st English - Read Along Stories 1st English - Short E sound 1st English - Scen Read More Go to Site

		Gerry Kennedy's Corner - Special Needs Consultant ^Votes:0 Assistive Technology by Gerry Kennedy Gerry Kennedy is a Special Needs and Educational consultant based in Melbourne, Australia. With more than 15 years in the computer & education field he has become well respected in his field and his services are widely sought after. He has generously shared his knowledge and experience by contributing the following articles and reviews. The articles and reviews have been independently written by him and may not necessarily reflect the views of Education by Design. Articles on Special-Needs and Technology Purchasing Quality Educational Software Multimedia For Special Needs Integrating Computer Technology Into the Integrated Classroom Mainstreaming Computer Technology - equitable access for people with special needs Using Clipart and Pictographs Special- Read More Go to Site

		LITTLE EXPLORERS - Easy Web Tips to Teach Children ^Votes:0 Easy Web Tips to Teach Children These tips can be easily learned by children with a little help from an adult. The Mouse Links Patience is a Virtue on the Web Resizing the Window Scrolling Going Back a Page The Mouse The mouse controls the movement of the arrow (or other) cursor on the screen. The hot spot of the mouse is the tip of the arrow; when you want to click on something, move the tip of the arrow over it, then click the mouse button (if your mouse has two buttons, usually it's the one on the left you'll press). Links The most important thing to remember about the web is that it is mostly a series of links. Some links lead to other pages, some lead to other parts of the same page. Spotting the links on a page is essential for surfing the web. Try clicking on lots of different place Read More Go to Site

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