101. A Knowledge Translation Tool For Classroom Teaching Inderscience Publishers publishers of distinguished academic, scientific andprofessional journals. http://www.inderscience.com/search/index.php?action=record&rec_id=394&prevQuery=

102. Ferl - Omnigraph As A Classroom Teaching Tool MArtin Withington of Shrewsbury Sixth Form College runs through the easyto-usegraph plotting program Omnigraph, including examples of its best use in a http://ferl.becta.org.uk/display.cfm?variation=101&resID=1592

103. Ferl - Omnigraph As A Classroom Teaching Tool MArtin Withington of Shrewsbury Sixth Form College runs through the easyto-usegraph plotting program Omnigraph, including examples of its best use in a http://ferl.becta.org.uk/display.cfm?resID=1592

104. Ud | Present | Home Page a video game that prepares teachers for the complexities of classroom management . PRESENT is the University of Delaware s teaching, learning, http://www.udel.edu/present/

University of Delaware site: 010 Smith Hall phone e-mail: present-site (at) udel.edu Technology Tools Teaching Models Faculty Profiles Resources ... About Us Hot Topics Accessibility Instructional Grants Technology Assistance Projects Wireless Networking News Instructional Grant Cycle for 2005-2006 September 18, 2005 The Center for Teaching Effectiveness (CTE), General Education Initiative (GEI) and Information Technologies (IT) announce the grant program for undergraduate instructional and course design. Two grant preparation sessions are scheduled for September 28 and October 4. The University anticipates opening a collaborative multimedia center in fall, 2006. The new center will accommodate the rehearsal and recording of oral presentations, collaboration with the Oral Communication Fellows program, and the student creation of multimedia-based learning artifacts. Faculty are encouraged to consider course design proposals that would take advantage of the new facility and services. Read the full story on UDaily Experience using discussions for active learning September 15, 2005

105. The Seattle Times: Education: Got Game? Foundation Promotes Chess As Classroom L Foundation promotes chess as classroom learning tool. By Sanjay Bhatt Christian academy with all of the chess sets and teaching aids it needed. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/education/2001879251_chess15m.html

Your account Today's news index Weather Traffic ... SERVICES Monday, March 15, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M. Got game? Foundation promotes chess as classroom learning tool By Sanjay Bhatt Seattle Times staff reporter TOM REESE / THE SEATTLE TIMES At Zion Preparatory Academy, William Wright, left, and Kolaiah Allen surprise each other with chess moves during a game in class. E-mail this article Print this article Search archive The third-grade boy in Heather Graves' class quietly sits and focuses on chess instructor Mark Morales demonstrating the strategy of "knight forks" on a hanging green-and-white chessboard. "What do you do if you're in check?" Morales asks the Beacon Hill elementary-school class. Several kids raise their hands, but not the boy, who usually is fidgeting and disruptive during math and reading lessons. "Run away," the boy mutters. A girl sitting next to him suggests "interpose" (a fancy word for blocking) and "capture." Later, the students split into pairs to play chess. They shake hands after one defeats the other. "The cool thing is there can be language and cultural barriers, but two kids can sit down and play chess together," Morales says as he watches the games.

106. Teaching Computer Paint Programs In The Classroom I often ask students to do classroom drawing assignments on the computer. Students learn that the computer can be an art tool and paint programs can http://www.artteacherconnection.com/pages/paintp.html

The Art Teacher Connection Introducing Computer Paint Programs With only a few computers in a classroom, you can give every student the opportunity to learn how to use a paint program. The age of the student need not be a barrier. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about how I teach students to use paint programs What Software Do You Recommend? On the Macs, in my classroom, I like to use Kid Pix for my k-2 students and SuperPaint and Dabbler for my other students.( I recently learned that Adobe has stop making SuperPaint ,so you are free to use the program if someone gives you an old copy. They have replaced the software with Dabbler .) Many teachers are buying the advanced version of Dabbler , a program called Painter . I personally think it is too complicated for beginners. They tend to get too involved in exploring all the bells and whistles and don't take time to master the basics. I would recommend that you learn Dabbler first, then upgrade to Painter . I also encourage my students to work with the Paint format in ClarisWorks . Once my students master these paint programs, they can easily pick-up the additional tool skills needed to work with

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108. LT Technologies - KidPix Resources On The Internet Beginning Sounds Using writing tool, A , students stamp their first name Using straight line tool, students divide screen into 4 sections and stamp http://www.lttechno.com/links/kidpix.html

LT Technologies Teacher Resources - Internet Links Kid Pix Resources = Internet Example Click here for the current version of the page. top Kid Pix Tools Kid Pix Lessons: How to Use the Tools (available in English and Spanish) Kid Pix How-To's : Part 1 - Tools Wacky Paintbrush Tool and Wacky Mixer Tool - nice chart with picture and explanation of each Working with Pictures and Slides Importing Digital Images Return to Page Index top Structures/Applications Thought Web Venn Diagrams and Concept Venn Diagrams Puzzle Classification Electronic Portfolios Using Kid Pix Return to Page Index ... Literature/Poetry Phonics top 1. Beginning Sounds - Using writing tool, "A", students stamp their first name over top of screen, then stamp pictures beginning or ending with each letter underneath appropriate letter. Variations: Students stamp in pictures which begin with a certain letter of the alphabet. Initial Sounds Practice Beginning Sounds ABCs - Alphabet Fun ABC Quilt Make and print out a dictionary Using straight line tool, students divide screen into 4 sections and stamp pictures beginning with 4 different letters.

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