Technology in the Classroom - September 26th

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Technology in the Classroom Using Technologies for Presentations discusses integrating technology into instructional presentations and lesson plans. The topics covered include creating effective PowerPoint presentations, exploring resources for hardware and software, and evaluating lesson plan templates. Assignments encourage continuing work on projects using tools like WebQuests, Microsoft Publisher, Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, SlideShare, and Picassa. Students are also asked to continue updating their class blog to document activities, resources, and completed work.

Technology in the Classroom Using Technologies for Presentations September 26, 2007 Mindy Holder, Instructor

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