Power Point Macul
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The document provides tips for using PowerPoint including using it to introduce new concepts, have students create slides, advertise products, and teach how to use an online card catalog. It also discusses using PowerPoint for printing handouts, illustrating with sound and images, book promotions, and setting up slide shows to loop continuously for promoting the school. The document cautions to limit text, graphics, sounds, and bullets in slides and avoid reading directly from PowerPoint. It also provides several clipart and animated GIF websites for adding images to presentations.
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This document provides tips for using Google Chrome as a student, including how to organize bookmarks and folders for classes, tricks for using the omnibox search bar, adding useful web apps and browser extensions, and increasing productivity. Key recommendations include creating folders on the bookmarks bar for each class and adding bookmarks to the relevant folder, taking advantage of the omnibox's calculator and other features, checking the web app store for recommended apps, and exploring life-changing extensions like Honey, Grammarly, and note-taking extensions. The overall goal is to help students streamline their Chrome experience and access course materials from any device.
Why teacher websites are important
Teacher websites are important for organizing class calendars and homework assignments, archiving lesson plans and materials to help students who missed class, meeting accessibility needs for students with IEPs or 504 plans, facilitating parent communication about assignments and events, and sharing classroom activities and student work through photos and stories. They can also provide educational resources and homework help links for students as well as ways for teachers, students, and parents to give feedback and make global connections.
Why digital portfolios
Every student should have a digital portfolio to store and actively work on school assignments, collaborate with peers and teachers, reflect on growth over time, and prepare for future opportunities. SeeSaw is a perfect tool for digital portfolios, as it allows students to add work, receive feedback, and includes organized features like journaling and QR code sign-in.
Differences between assessment tools
This document compares the assessment tools Quizizz, Kahoot, and Socrative. It outlines their differences in terms of device compatibility, question creation abilities, and how students view and take quizzes. Both Quizizz and Kahoot allow hosting from a computer and monitoring results in real-time, while Socrative also enables on-the-fly question creation. All three tools provide instant feedback and leaderboards, and allow sharing quizzes as exit tickets or for new topics. The document highlights Quizizz's unique features like its use of symbols and real-time feedback benefits.
Animating And Jazzing Up Power Point
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Power Point Macul
- 1. PowerPoint Tips Melissa White REMC 13 Supervisor of Media and Technology [email_address]
- 2. When Teaching Use It For…
- 3. Introducing a New Concept or Idea
- 4. Have Students Create a Slide/Slides To Demonstrate Something
- 6. Use it like HyperStudio with links to another page I have two arms, but fingers none. I have two feet, but cannot run. I carry well, but I have found I carry best with my feet OFF the ground. What am I?
- 7. Answer: It is a Wheelbarrow
- 8. Teaching How To Use The Online Card Catalog
- 9. PowerPoint Can Be Used For…
- 10. Printing handouts so teachers and students have the presentation
- 11. Illustrating Sound Use a Music CD or record a voice
- 13. Book Promotions
- 17. Use the “looping continuously”option for… Classroom and Library Rules
- 18. Use the “looping continuously”option for… Events of the Day
- 19. Use the “looping continuously”option for… An icebreaker activity that should be done when entering the classroom Class assignments
- 20. Things to Watch Out For…
- 22. Avoid bells and whistles if doing a board presentation
- 24. Limit your text! Use a Data Projector if at all possible