Deidras Technology Lesson
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This document summarizes a technology lesson where students used computers to create informational books about animals. The teacher showed the students how to search for images on Google Images and insert and format pictures in Microsoft Word. Some students had never used Word before. The teacher observed students exploring clipart and practicing the skills. The technology use was essential for including real pictures of animals. The students actively participated and learned technology skills that will benefit their publishing.
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