21. Lesley UT: Classroom Internet Access For Presentations UT is pleased to announce our new service classroom internet access forpresentations. Our new procedures are improved and streamlined, allowing you more http://www.lesley.edu/ut/faqs/dhcp.html

join our mailing list ! ut home ut site index ... contact us ut services by user students on-campus faculty off-campus ... staff ut services by category e-mail training virus resource center ... e-policy University Technology Classroom Internet Access for Presentations RELATED PAGES Public Affairs' Event Planning Manual (PDF) Contact the Registrar to Reserve Rooms Reserving Data Projectors Through the Kresge Center UT is pleased to announce our new service classroom Internet access for presentations. Our new procedures are improved and streamlined, allowing you more flexibility in planning your event. Please note that this service is for the facilitation of events, classes, and presentations and is available to Lesley faculty, staff and invited speakers only What's In This Section: Rooms with Internet Access Minimum Requirements Where to Get Network Cables Locating the DHCP Active Network Jack ... Getting Help Rooms with Internet Access Most rooms on the Cambridge campus now have easy access to the Internet via DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). You must reserve these rooms in advance. Read the event planning manual published by Public Affairs for more information, or

22. Applications For K-12 Networking: Classroom Internet Connectivity classroom internet Connectivity. The Challenge Most schools with Internetconnectivity have limited the connection to either the school’s computer lab, http://www.proxim.com/solutions/mobile/education/k-12/classroom.html

Proxim Worldwide Select language português < Education Homepage Download: PDF Classroom Internet Connectivity Download: PDF Increased Student and Faculty Safety with Phone Service Across Campus Download: PDF Student and Faculty Security Download: PDF Case Studies Application Notes Mobile Enterprise Presentation ... News Article: Proxim, Trillion Strive to Provide Wireless Web Access to 750 Schools by Year-End Applications for K-12 Networking Classroom Internet Connectivity The Challenge Most schools with Internet connectivity have limited the connection to either the school’s computer lab, or to one computer in each classroom. Children either file down the hall to the lab, disrupting the normal flow of learning; or they take turns clustered around the classroom computer in groups of two or three. Though the student’s learning experience would be both enhanced and more productive by having her own computer lesson at her desk, the cost of supplying a Cat5 connection and computer to each student makes the idea untenable. The Solution Using wireless LANs allows schools to integrate interactive online lessons inside the classroom. Wireless network access throughout the school is much simpler, faster and costs a fraction of wired networks. A shared, mobile computer cart containing wireless-enabled laptops and a printer can be wheeled to classrooms as needed, minimizing expense by not requiring computers for each classroom. In fact, properly positioned access points can even provide wireless coverage outdoors, providing further opportunities to incorporate the Internet into science, physics and other curricula that benefit from experiments and observation outside the classroom.

23. Reading Online - Electronic Classroom: Internet Resources For Conducting Readers an invited article for the Electronic Classroom department of the ejournalReading Online. http://www.readingonline.org/electronic/carrick/

Internet Resources for Conducting Readers Theatre Lila Carrick The Internet can be a valuable source of information for teachers who use or plan to use Readers Theatre in their classrooms. This article provides a brief description of Readers Theatre and its many benefits for literacy learning, and goes on to describe Internet sources for scripts and for information on implementation, additional classroom applications, and assessment. The article concludes with an annotated list of useful Web sites for Readers Theatre. About Readers Theatre Scripts Implementation Additional Classroom Applications ... References About Readers Theatre Readers Theatre introduces the element of drama into literacy learning and magically transforms the classroom into a stage. During Readers Theatre time, the reader is at center stage, totally absorbed in reading. The reader is a star. The element of drama enables students to realize that reading is an activity that permits experimentation they can try reading words in different ways to produce different meanings. Using volume, pitch, stress, and intonation, readers delve into the Readers Theatre text, making printed words come alive and giving their characters life. As they practice their roles, readers are also given the opportunity to reflect on the text and to evaluate and revise how they interact with it ( Carrick, 2000

24. Reading Online - Electronic Classroom: Internet Public Library a website recommendation for the Electronic Classroom department of the ejournalReading Online. http://www.readingonline.org/electronic/webwatch/ipl/

Web Watch The Internet Public Library But some other sites just keep getting better with age. The Internet Public Library IPL KidSpace @ The Internet Public Library TeenSpace @ The Internet Public Library . Here adolescents can find resources to assist with school projects, along with reading recommendations, homework help, links to information about college and careers, and other collections on topics of interest to this age group. Subject collections education , with links to hundreds of resources for teachers, organized by topic. In the Reading Room The Internet Public Library is so well organized and maintained that browsing is a pleasure: You always know where you are, how you got there, and how to go somewhere else. But, just in case you are trying to zero in on one particular resource, a sophisticated advanced search function is in development. There are even real-life reference librarians available to answer Internet research questions submitted by e-mail. For an index of Electronic Classroom Web Watches, click here.

25. Faster Classroom Internet Access Speed up your classroom internet Access by 100 Times! The key to survival inthe Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching. http://www.southwest.com.au/~jfuller/fastaccess.html

Speed up your Classroom Internet Access by 100 Times! For less than $1000 The common feature amongst all of them is that they allow many users to connect to the Internet via one phone line. All of them act as "intermediate buffer" between the users and the Internet itself. Proxy Servers act on behalf of the Internet – hence the name "proxy". Some Internet Service Providers (ISP) also use a proxy. When you think you are accessing the "Internet", you are often accessing the proxy on their computer. The ISP pays less for their data downloads and you get information quicker – everybody is happy. According to the Oxford …. A cache is "…a hiding place for treasure". A treasure it certainly is!! The key to survival in the Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching. You MUST know what your computer is doing with its "hidden treasures" and how to make it do what you want. The caching feature of browsers is the secret to FAST Internet access in the classroom. Your ISP has a big one Too!

26. Tools For The TEKS: Integrating Technology In The Classroom classroom internet Publishing Workshop. by Wesley Fryer Last Updated 23 November2003. This workshop was presented for teachers at Murfee Elementary in http://www.wtvi.com/teks/ip/default.htm

Classroom Internet Publishing Workshop by Wesley Fryer Last Updated 23 November 2003 This workshop was presented for teachers at Murfee Elementary in Lubbock ISD on November 24, 2003. It will be presented at the TCEA state conference in February 2004 as the full-day workshop, "Publish at Will. " "That's Fairly Interesting" (or "Reasons to be excited about instructional technology and today's workshop) Workshop Agenda Updating Online Murfee Directory Creating a Free Online Photo Gallery Create a Free Class Webpage with SchoolNotes.com ... Technology Idea Exchange Contact me using this webform This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License

27. EDSITEment - Reference Shelf classroom internet Integration. One important goal of EDSITEment is to helpeducators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource. http://edsitement.neh.gov/reference_shelf.asp

Tips for better browsing Evaluating Online Resources Electronic Citations Analyzing Primary Sources ... Standards Websites Reference Shelf Classroom Internet Integration One important goal of EDSITEment is to help educators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource. Once you tap into this seemingly boundless source of ideas, new experiences, and information, you will recognize that it holds a unique potential for inspiring real intellectual curiosity in your students and for stimulating multidimensional intellectual growth. You can use the Internet to: Create increased sharing of the responsibility for learning among students and teachers. Engage students in authentic tasks, designed to help them understand how scholars, for example, use primary materials to interpret events or human interaction or expressions. Encourage students to work in teams, sparking questions and ideas off of each other, offering them an experience similar to modern-day practices in the workplace. Enhance students' natural curiosity and love of exploration.

28. Classroom Internet Ideas Teachers often have similar questions when trying to integrate technology andthe Internet in their classroom. Several of the most frequently asked http://www.amphi.com/~psteffen/ideas.htm

Ideas for Integrating Technology in your Classroom brainstormed by Amphitheater School District Teachers Teachers often have similar questions when trying to integrate technology and the Internet in their classroom. Several of the most frequently asked questions appear below with possible solutions. Hopefully you will be able to make use of these ideas. Here are the questions: What can students do with the Internet? How do we ensure that students stay on appropriate sites? How can we get all students through a one-computer center or mini lab (10-15 computers)? How do you keep one computer in your classroom used effectively most of the school day? ... How should students save work? What can students do with the Internet? Participate in Projects Gather data Share Information Publish their work Communicate with other students/schools Visit other places Correctly cite resources Make Bookmarks Blog Ask an Expert Research Gain background knowledge Enrich their knowledge Gain background knowledge about a topic Love of Reading - every day go to a different Reading site Students create their own bookmark list on a topic they have become an expert on Reading, Writing, Math - most things in the curriculum - find specific sites and use them to extend and enrich a lesson

29. Technology : Lesson Plans : Classroom - CGTL, FDU Title Chinese classroom internet Activity. Title Chinese 1 3 Check on theworld map in our classroom if you can t read the names without help. http://globalteachinglearning.com/cjwlpdi/lessontech/chinese.shtml

Standards Classrooms Family Prof Development ... Performance Guidelines Central Jersey World Languages Professional Development Institute 2000 Assessment Tasks Children's Literature/WL Lesson Plans Technology/WL Lessons Plans CD-ROM Title Topic Print The Cat Came Back Story-telling, descriptions La comida Food Celebrando la familia Family Conexiones Las Meninas Art Visitamos El Prado Art El Museo del Prado Challenge Art Find the Card in the Living Room House Architecture Internet Title Topic Vamos de compras Shopping Memory Vocabulary Review A Mayan Adventure History Travel Travel Brochure Weather Let’s go job hunting Careers Visitons Colmar Travel Vamos al cine Movies Bienvienidos Family Museo Mural Diego Rivera Art Chinese Classroom Internet Activity Weather Multimedia Title Topic Creative Imagination Literature, Art, Architecture Yo (Hyperstudio Project) Describing family and self Lesson plans and assessments contributed by Central Jersey World Languages Professional Development Institute 2000.

30. Educational Applications Of Computers Week 4 The Internet in the Classroom. 1. Reading Content Homework 4classroom internet; LISTSERV B ; Discussion 2 (Blackboard - please contribute http://www.allabery.com/courses/eci/week4.htm

Educational Applications of Computers syllabus homework grades blackboard ... contact Week 4 - The Internet in the Classroom (Sep19-Sep23) The Grammar of the Internet Read and be familiar with the Technology Standards for Instructional Personnel ( TSIPs ). They are guidelines to which you should adhere. Try a TSIPS test for fun. We will return to some of this material later in the course. Be familiar with the structure of the State Standards of Learning ( SOLs ). As a Virginia teacher you will be asked to ensure all of your instruction is correlated with this scope and sequence of learning. Be advised that the Technology Standards rest with no one discipline, but rather are intended to spread across subject areas. You are responsible for them too! There are technology standards at the end of 5th, 8th, and 12th grades. Be familiar with the set most closely related to your intended teaching level. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) documents are the nuts and bolts of how institutions face the volatile nature of the Internet, and the incumbent liability it presents. Most, if not all, school systems employ AUPs. Look over Virginia Beach's AUP and ODUs AUP WebQuests are online lessons you can use to motivate and guide students to productive ends. Lynn Schultz describes them as, "an inquiry-oriented activity in which most or all of the information used by learners is drawn from the Web. WebQuests are designed to use learners' time well, to focus on using information rather than looking for it, and to support learners' thinking at the levels of analysis, synthesis and evaluation." Read the

31. NOVELL: AppNotes Archive Safe and focused classroom internet use; Speed of Internet access Web Lessonsmakes the classroom internet experience faster, safer, and more effective http://developer.novell.com/research/appnotes/1999/june/netnotes/01.htm

developer home Novell AppNotes Archive 1990-2003 All the technical content available in the AppNotes archive is now integrated in the new Technical Resource Search where you can search all technical content in one location. Learn more about this new search here search Technical Information Search Knowledgebase Documentation All Products Account Management Activator BorderManager Branch Office Cluster Services ConsoleOne DirXML eDirectory eGuide exteNd File System Factory GroupWise iChain iFolder Identity Manager iManager iPrint ManageWise Native File Access NetMail NetWare Novell Client Novell Linux Desktop Nsure Audit Nterprise Linux Services Open Enterprise Server Portal Services SUSE SecureLogin Small Business Suite Volera Web Services Ximian ZENworks last 12 months last month all dates advanced search article archives by date support by product Servers Branch Office NetWare Nterprise Linux Services Open Enterprise Server ... SUSE LINUX Standard Server Secure Identity Management Account Management BorderManager eDirectory iChain ... SecureLogin desktops Novell Linux Desktop SUSE LINUX Desktop SUSE LINUX Personal SUSE LINUX Professional ... Ximian Desktop Collaboration Evolution GroupWise Netmail Resource Management iManager Red Carpet Enterprise ZENworks Small Business Linux Small Business Suite Small Business Suite Application Integration exteNd Portal Services Productivity Applications iFolder iPrint Third Party Products PolyServe This is an archive of Novell AppNotes from 1990 to 2003. These articles are provided "as is" and "as available". While the information contained within the Novell AppNotes site was current when it was published it is not updated and is provided as an archive only. No guarantee is given that the information provided in this Web site is correct, complete, or up-to-date. The Novell AppNotes site may include links providing direct access to other Internet resources, including Web sites, or reference third-party products. These URLs may be out dated. Links from Novell to third-party sites do not constitute an endorsement by Novell of the parties or their products and services; or that the products or services are available today. Novell is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for, damages of any kind arising out of use, reference to, or reliance on any information contained within this archival site. For the latest articles see cool solutions

32. Developing Web Pages For School & Classroom - Internet - New Horizons Learn how to develop the content and structure of a Web page for your school.Developing Web Pages for School classroom internet. http://www.nh.com.au/search/moreinfo.php?id=364850

33. Classroom Internet Resources Halsted Middle School. Newton, NJ 07860. Class Internet Resources. Mythology .Weather Newton, NJ history Careers Gold Rush Chemical Elements http://www.halsted.org/wresources.htm

Halsted Middle School Newton, NJ 07860 Class Internet Resources Mythology Weather Newton, NJ history Careers ... Return to Halsted School Menu

34. Poetry And Technology: Poetry Lesson Plans And Classroom Internet Training In Ch poetry fun, engaging, and educational inclassroom poetry sessions technologyunique, customized internet and computer-based training http://www.poetryandtechnology.com/

poetryandtechnology.com background approach references ... poetry lesson plans found poems journaling concrete poems cut-up poems ... technology lesson plans websites weblogs computer camp more lesson plans on the weblog as time goes by poetry fun, engaging, and educational in-classroom poetry sessions technology unique, customized internet and computer-based training ... stay up to date with books, lesson plans, links, and other resources everyone needs poetry, everyone needs technology current stuff This site is based on a simple premise that both poetry and technology are necessary to support human life.

35. ED632 - Classroom Internet Integration The current title of this class is classroom internet Integration. Regardless ofthe catalog title, this is the same class. http://pec.jun.alaska.edu/edtechpec/ed632/

Instructor: Mary Wegner Email: mary.wegner@uas.alaska.edu ED Tech Home Page Page updated: July 8, 2003 Welcome to ED632 My name is Mary Wegner and I am the instructor for this course. There are 20 students currently enrolled in the various sections of this class, and 12 of you are distance students enrolled in the Secondary Masters of Arts in Teaching program. To meet your fellow students, you can log on to our CAUCUS conference. In addition, we have 5 students who have recently completed or are in the final stages of completion of this course! In addition to the course task discussions/sharing, our CAUCUS conference also includes a troubleshooting section. This is a place where you can post and respond to questions/problems regarding the use of telecommunications. Thanks to a student from last year for the idea! It is my hope that the CAUCUS threads become more of a dialog between students vs. just a sharing of what you learned. Deep learning happens when students learn from and with each other. Please take an opportunity to review your classmate's entries and post comments. I strongly encourage you to purchase the 2 books listed in the Course Materials . Both books are wonderful resources that present important information in an easy-to-understand manner. Using these books as you work through the course tasks will help you understand the information better so it can be more easily applied to your work with students.

36. Rotherham College Of Arts & Technology Safeguards Classroom Internet Access From Rotherham College of Arts Technology Safeguards classroom internet Access With PCs connected to the Internet across the college plus 8 satellite sites http://whitepapers.zdnet.co.uk/0,39025945,60067652p-39000620q,00.htm

Making mobile working work for your company All of ZDNet News Insight Comment White Papers Reviews Prices Downloads All the Web newsletters Insight White Papers Internet ... Download Now Free download Show Me Others More white papers Date: N/A Vendor: SurfControl Vendor Registration: Direct Access Format: PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 Topics Network Security Web Filtering Publisher's Description A staggering 13,500 students pass through Rotherham College of Arts and Technology’s (RCAT) classrooms each year. With PCs connected to the Internet across the college plus 8 satellite sites in and around Rotherham, RCAT recognized it needed to take the right steps to manage its Internet resources. RCAT’s Technical Support Team identified two major threats; the first was the exposure of students and lecturers to inappropriate content on the Web and the second was the network performance issues created by the downloading of bandwidth intensive files. To combat the potential threats, Reynolds and his colleagues in the Technical Support Team turned to SurfControl, the world’s leading Web and e-mail filtering company. Readers Rating (3 votes) How would you rate this product?

37. CNN.com - Classroom Internet Access Less Likely Among Poor - May 10, 2001 Students of all economic levels have access to computers in school, but lowincomestudents are only about half as likely to have Internet access in their http://cnnstudentnews.cnn.com/2001/fyi/teachers.ednews/05/10/computer.access.ap/

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Classroom Internet access less likely among poor WASHINGTON (AP) Students of all economic levels have access to computers in school, but low-income students are only about half as likely to have Internet access in their classroom, according to a survey. The report, by Education Week, found that 39 percent of classrooms in high-poverty schools had Internet connections in 1999, compared to 74 percent in those with few poor students. "The digital divide is reinventing itself," said Kevin Bushweller, the magazine's assistant managing editor and a project editor for the report. Get a youth view on the news. CNNfyi.com offers current events and learning activities for middle and high school students Recent stories and lesson plans Using 1999 Education Department statistics, the report found that Internet connections in school buildings are nearly universal at 95 percent, with 63 percent of classrooms online. The report said computer access for students was nearly constant across economic lines. Using private marketing data, the report found that there were 8.8 students per computer in schools with many poor students in 2000 slightly higher than the eight students per computer in other schools.

38. The Classroom Internet Safety A list of sites dedicated to internet safety. A guide for parents on internetsafety, from the librarians of the The New York Public . http://www.gradebook.org/internetsecurity.html

Internet Safety and Security Click on the or the title for the information you are seeking! A Safety Net For The Internet A guide for parents on internet safety, from the librarians of the The New York Public ... A Safety Net For The Internet: A Parent's Guide Who's Afraid Of The Internet?...What Parents Should Know How To ... Advice for Parents on Internet Safety Advice for Parents on safe Internet Use, Filtering/Blocking Software,Anti Virus products. Includes e-mail, www, usenet, ftp, and chat issues Child Safety on the Internet Information from the Western Australian Internet Association CyberAngels Working for self-regulation of the Internet. Volunteers surf the Web looking for criminal activity. Cyberstalking and Internet Safety FAQ by Rachel R. Hartman Tips on how to protect yourself on the internet. Disney Online Guest Services - Internet Safety Tips Disney Online's Internet Safety Tips. FBI Publications - A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety. English Version. Spanish Version. Federal Bureau of Investigation Crimes Against Children Program 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Room 11163 Washington, D.C.... TheGuardianAngel.com - Internet Safety Awareness Articles

39. Using WebQuests In Your Classroom Think of WebQuests as a new kind of Webcentered classroom internet project much like the Internet Hunts mentioned in the Creating Successful Internet http://205.146.39.13/linktuts/inteweb.htm

40. Control Classroom Internet Access And Content Quickly And Easily With Web Power Syscomm are an independant provider of network and computer services in the UK. http://www.syscomm.co.uk/internet_wpc.htm

Syscomm, building an enviable reputation for providing strategic networking solutions in the United Kingdom since 1984. Education Small Business Medium Business Corporate Networks Web Power Control (WPC) Internet control for the classroom Internet Access Anti-Virus Protection Firewall Protection E-mail Services ... Website Hosting Policing students Internet access in the classroom can be a very difficult and time-consuming task, it reduces teaching time and misuse of IT during lessons can cause disruption and lack of concentration in your students. Internet access from both individual machines and the whole classroom can be easily switched on or off. Website URLs can be easily added to a list of denied sites and filtered out.

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