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The document outlines an agenda for a digital storytelling workshop that will teach participants about digital storytelling and have them create their own short digital stories. The workshop will include an introduction to digital storytelling, a sample walkthrough, time for participants to create stories using tools of their choice, and a final sharing of a compilation video of all the stories created. Participants will be split into groups and each individual will film a 10-second clip conveying their thoughts about education using only 3 words. The document also provides examples of different types of digital stories and lists tools that can be used for digital storytelling creation.
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Geocaching November09
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to hide and seek containers called geocaches around the world. Players log their finds online. The document discusses what geocaching is, how to get started using a GPS unit, how to find geocaches by entering coordinates into the GPS, and signing the logbook when finding one. It also covers educational uses of geocaching to teach map reading, coordinates, and cross-curricular lessons.
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Geocaching involves using a GPS device to locate hidden containers, called caches, around the world based on geographic coordinates. Participants navigate to the location using the GPS, then sign a log and trade trinkets before re-concealing the cache. The document provides an overview of how geocaching works, the necessary equipment, educational benefits, and additional resources for those interested in taking up the hobby.
Den Geocaching 09
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices and coordinates to hide and seek containers called geocaches around the world. Players find caches by entering latitude and longitude coordinates into their GPS unit. When they find a cache, players sign an online log and may trade small trinkets. Geocaching gets players outdoors and using skills like map reading and navigation with a GPS. It has benefits for education by incorporating subjects like science, technology, and geography into an interactive scavenger hunt.
Geocaching
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to hide and seek containers called geocaches anywhere in the world. Players log the coordinates from geocaching websites and use a GPS to locate caches hidden near those coordinates. When found, players sign a log and may trade small trinkets, before re-hiding the cache and posting the find online. It teaches skills like map reading and using GPS devices while getting outdoor exercise.
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This document provides an overview of Library 2.0 tools and digital storytelling resources for educators presented by Bridget Belardi. It begins with contact information for Belardi and links to introductory videos on the topic. The bulk of the document lists various web tools for collaboration, digital storytelling, ebooks, polling, photos, virtual tours, timelines and extra resources. It then discusses the process of digital storytelling and provides example project ideas. Resources for finding media are shared, along with Belardi's current favorite tools. An assignment is given for attendees to create short video clips conveying their thoughts about education using only 3 words. Key contact details and links are recapped.
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This document provides a list of over 40 web tools and resources for teachers to use in their professional development and for student projects, grouped into categories like social networking, digital storytelling, polling, photos, and virtual tours. It also includes links to the presenter's wiki and Discovery Education Network community for additional information and mentions an upcoming activity involving geocaching.
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This document provides information for parents about their child's first grade classroom. It introduces the teachers and outlines expectations for student behavior. It also summarizes the curriculum, including a focus on reading, writing, spelling, mathematics, science, and social studies. Homework expectations are outlined. Assessment includes report cards every nine weeks and various subject area screenings.
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The document argues that the library is better than class because the library is more relaxing than class. It states that class is boring but the library is not boring because reading is relaxing, whereas teaching is not relaxing. It encourages the reader to write down whether they think the library or class is better and to give their response to Miss. Belardi.
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Geocaching is a treasure hunting activity where participants use GPS devices to locate hidden containers called geocaches around the world. Players record latitude and longitude coordinates from online listings, input them into their GPS, then search within a small radius to find the cache, which may contain items to trade or collect. In addition to outdoor exploration and map reading skills, geocaching can provide educational benefits and connect to different school subjects.
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Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunt where participants use GPS devices to locate hidden containers around the world based on latitude and longitude coordinates. It is a lifelong activity that helps develop map reading, compass, and research skills. To get started, users create a free account on geocaching.com to search for nearby caches, then use a GPS receiver costing $100-$500 to locate the caches, which are often hidden in ordinary containers. Geocaching has educational benefits and is also a social activity, with extras like travel bugs and geocoins that can be collected and traded.
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
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