Safari montage training 2010
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The document provides instructions for accessing and using the Safari Montage training database of educational DVDs and videos. Users can access the database from school or home without buffering issues, search for content by topic or keyword, play videos and add portions to playlists that can be shared. To start using the database, users need to download the media player, connect speakers to their laptop, and select the external speakers in their computer's sound settings.
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2. It outlines how students select books within their Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) based on reading level tests, take AR quizzes on classroom computers or tablets, and teachers can access reports on student progress.
3. The document describes school-wide incentives for students to earn items like pencils, bookmarks and recognition based on accumulating points from passing quizzes on books they read.
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- 2. What is it? • Database of DVDs and Videos • Server on campus • Accessible from home • No buffering issues like on the Internet
- 3. How do I Access it? • At School http://165.248.123.91 • At Home http://safari.k12.hi.us • Login is teacher’s first & last name (no spaces) denisesumida • Password is sharks1
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