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Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
The Center for Applied
Special Technology, CAST, coined the term Universal Design for Learning. The
CAST website states, “Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework for
designing curricula that enable all individuals to gain knowledge, skills, and
enthusiasm for learning. UDL provides rich supports for learning and reduces
barriers to the curriculum while maintaining high achievement standards for
all.” This workshop will help you incorporate UDL principles in your classroom
and show you wonderful free tools and resources that you can use. Make learning
accessible for every student. Using What You Have: Features in Windows & Word that Support Struggling Readers and Writers
Even on a tight budget,
school districts can use technology to help their students with disabilities
succeed in the regular classroom. This hands-on session will explore specific
features in Microsoft Windows and Word that enable teachers to differentiate
instruction to meet students’ varying needs in reading, writing, studying and
testing.
Enhance your curriculum
with a collection of interactive webpages made by you using a Word template.
Participantswill develop Bloom-style questions focused on quality Internet
resources for students to explore, respond, and then submit to you with the
click of a button! Collaborative Internet Projects
Collaborative Internet
projects are opportunities for schools to join in curriculum enhancing
activities that are interdisciplinary by nature. Collaborative Internet projects
use the Internet to its fullest potential - to communicate with students around
the planet on commonalties and differences in a variety of subject areas. These
inquiry oriented, problem-based projects allow for true technology integration
as opposed to mere technology usage. This powerful communication connects
schools around the world and develops a global community. Participants will view
examples of collaborative Internet projects, find collaborative Internet
projects they can join, learn tips for participation, and learn the steps for
developing an original problem-based project (come with ideas!). Learning Styles - Activities to Reach All Learners
What is your learning
style? Come have some fun investigating how you learn in order to better
understand your students’ strengths and weaknesses. We will then explore some
activities that are aligned to these learning styles and develop lessons
specific to your students’ needs. Learning through Learning Centers
Whether you have one
computer or four computers in your classroom, learning centers can be an
integral part of the learning environment. Come explore a collection of learning
center ideas and learn to create some of your own. Differentiating Instruction with Technology
Participants will learn
about and explore technology resources, tools, and activities available that
vary approaches to content, process, and product. Bring a colleague to help
plan!
Never wrote a grant? Don’t
know where to find grants? Don’t know where to begin? This full day workshop
will help you locate Internet grant sources, identify fundable requests, and
create a timetable for the grant writing and submission process. Find ways to
fund the projects of your dreams. Audio Software and Podcasting for Music Teachers
Recording practice and
performance tracks is just the beginning… explore the possibilities for you and
your students with free audio recording software and web-hosting. Learn to edit
and mix favorites from your own library, as well as create new, custom
recordings. Leave with new ideas for yourself and engaging projects for your
students. Sibelius Music Notation Software
Get started and learn some
great tricks with this professional level music notation software. Input music
simply and easily, create custom arrangements, export as audio and even score
for video! Teachers will love the worksheet creator, too. This software is so
intuitive that you’ll be able to advance on your own and even have your students
using it. Raise Language Arts Literacy State Test Scores with Software You Already Have
Did you ever think of
Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Kidspiration/Inspiration as test prep software?
If you are looking for activities to improve student performance on state tests
and have computer access for your students look no further. Invest a day to
learn about technology enriched lessons correlated to specific tasks from New
Jersey’s Language Arts Literacy tests using Microsoft Word, Kidspiration,
Inspiration and PowerPoint. Learn to make the most of the software you already
have. Make your Research Reports Painless with Noodlebib!
Are you tired of your
students losing their note cards and bibliography cards? Is it difficult for
them to keep their research organized? Then you NEED to use Noodlebib in your
classroom! Noodlebib helps students create bibliography cards in the correct
formatting and creates Works Cited/Consulted pages easily. It allows the users
to createNote cards and organizes them into clusters by keywords and by source.
Come spend a few hours to learn how to use this exciting tool in your classroom! Preschool, Kindergarten, and First Grade Teachers: PowerPoint, the Internet and More.
Would you like to learn how
to make PowerPoint lessons to enhance your teaching? Would you like to use
websites designed for your classroom curriculum? Are you interested in viewing
software that will address just the needs of your first grade students? Then
this is the workshop for you. We will begin by making PowerPoint presentations
designed to use immediately with your students. Next, we will look at the
wonderful Internet resources for PreK to 1st grade including free worksheets and
motivating classroom activities. We’ll conclude with a review of “must have”
software.”. In one afternoon you’ll make important additions to your Technology
Toolbox. Centers from Heaven...and Thinkfinity
Are you stuck trying to
develop centers for your classroom. Do you have at least one computer center?
Then this is the class for you. Using the FREE (yes, FREE) site, Thinkfinity,
you will leave this workshop with more interactive sites, lesson plans and ideas
than you ever have at any workshop. This is a must for the first year teacher to
the very seasoned teacher. Thinkfinity: Free Resources for Your Classroom
Thinkfinity, Verizon’s
education portal, provides the highest quality educational resources to teachers
and students. Developed by world-renowned organizations who are experts in their
fields, these standards-based resources include lessons plans, student
materials, reviewed Web resources and interactives. Learn more about
Thinkfinity’s free teacher resources and how to effectively integrate online
educational resources into your curriculum to increase student achievement. Think Green with Thinkfinity: Inquiry based Lessons and Resources
Use Thinkfinity’s 55,000+
FREE resources to create a comprehensive environmental program that teaches
earthfriendly behaviors including sustainable practices for how to live, work,
and play. Understand the value of environmental stewardship through the use of
practical activities such as recycling, composting and reducing waste, inside
and outside of the classroom. Be inspired by Thinkfinity resources that will
create environmental partnerships involving students, teachers, administrators,
and parents that align with existing curriculum and state mandated standards. Inquiry based Science with Thinkfinity Use
Thinkfinity's 55,000+ FREE resources to strengthen classroom science programs
and to enhance the way students learn science by making connections to
fundamental scientific concepts and principles. Discover how Thinkfinity’s
innovative and comprehensive resources will advance student science practices
and content knowledge. Find out how to use Thinkfinity to extend science
learning beyond the classroom and to create scientific communities involving
students, teachers, administrators, and parents.
Here’s a simple technology
project for the classroom. Using Microsoft PowerPoint students can make
interactive talking books that can be used in the classroom or uploaded to the
Internet to be shared by all. In this workshop, you will learn how to make a
PowerPoint book with sounds, animated graphics and hyperlinks. Audio for the Classroom – Music, Podcasting and More
Powerful FREE software and
web-hosting can bring you and your students some powerful new tools. From
meeting the needs of auditory learners, to student-produced projects and
classroom radio, we’ll look at how you can use audio and podcasts simply and
effectively to create excitement about your subject in and out of school. Using
free software and web-hosting, you will leave knowing how to load all of the
software and gear, and produce/post your own podcasts and audio projects.
Any teacher who has access
to a Mac computer can get rolling with GarageBand, no talent or musical training
required. Participants will learn to harness the power of GarageBand’s built-in
music creation, recording and podcasting features in one fun-filled session.
Integratemusic, record lessons, make new songs and podcasts, or create exciting,
motivating student projects. Pump up your classroom in person or on the web!
Participants are encouraged to bring CD’s of favorite music to use during the
session. SESSION TO BE HELD AT EBHS D-11 MUSIC LAB
Learn how to use a digital
camera throughout your day to build your students’ reading and writing skills.
See how you can use these digital pictures to create personalized books for each
student or activity in your room. You will learn to crop your photos, add text
and print. Each participant will complete a short book (2-3 pages) to bring back
to the classroom. Digital Storytelling with Photo Story 3
Use your digital photos and
Photo Story 3 to tell your stories. Photo Story 3, a free program from
Microsoft, makes it easy to add music, narration, titles, and special effects to
turn your photos and images into movies. Come see how you can promote literacy
skills across grade levels and content areas by becoming a digital story teller.
It is easy and it is fun. Bring your own digital photos or you can work with
sample files that will be provided. Take home your digital story on a CD and
start checking submission deadlines for the Sundance Film Festival.
Get the most out of your
SMART interactive whiteboard? Learn know how to use the great features in the
latest version of SMART software? Be able to use a SMART board with confidence
by attending this workshop. Learn how you can create interactive lessons that
will make teaching and learning more engaging for you and your students. SMART Board Across the Curriculum: A First Course
Make the most of your SMART
board and watch class participation and engagement soar. First you will master
SMART board basics. Then you will learn how to plan and prepare your SMART
lessons on any computer using SMART notebook software. Come and take back
interactive enhanced lessons to use with your SMART board. We will provide a
list of websites that are particularly SMART board “friendly.” No more fumbling
for transparencies, hyperlinks, diagrams, or files. Your lesson will flow
seamlessly and learning will increase as students participate as active
learners. Please bring your curriculum materials. Note: Smart board software is
free to Smart board users and can be purchased for use on other boards Advanced SMART Board Users: Creating Interactive Lessons
You’ve been using your
SMART board for a while and you and your students really like it. Now thanks to
the latest upgrades in the SMART notebook software there is more for you to
learn. And thanks to the growing community of SMART board users you will access
terrific Internet sources for ready-made Smart notebook lessons. Use the
downloaded lessons as is or modify. During this workshop you will learn to use
action buttons, insert video clips, and create your own interactive
manipulatives for the content area and grade that you teach. After learning
advanced skills and examining Internet resources in the morning the afternoon
will be a SMART notebook lesson studio, providing time for you to prepare a
dynamite lesson that will inspire your students, your colleagues, and you. If
you like bring SMART notebook files you’ve created and raise the lesson to new
levels.
Smart Notebook for English and World Language
Create lesson plan
template with latest NJ CCCS and incorporate interactive activities to teach
vocabulary, idea sequencing, and spelling. Use venn diagrams, t-charts, and
graphic organizers to assist the writing process.
Bells and Whistles for Your SMART board
You are in for a treat with
the SMART recorder. As you lecture record your voice and every pen stroke and
action on your Smart board to create tutorials, provide lessons for absent
students, or establish an archive of teaching activities. Learn how to use Smart
Response, SMART’s interactive clickers, to provide instant classroom assessment
data to inform your instruction. Try out the AirLiner, SMART’s remote graphic
tablet. You will have time to create a lesson using these exciting tools. Real World Math: Credit, Coupons, and Money Management
Show your students the
real-world value of knowing math; how to manage their personal finances to get
the most for their money. This workshop will provide you with activities
involving banking and compound interest, comparison shopping, use of coupons,
credit cards, check books and much more. All activities are correlated to middle
school math content. You will leave this workshop with lessons your students
will profit from for the rest of their lives. You may learn some things
yourself. Now that’s a good return on your investment.
In Inquiry of Science,
teachers will be immersed in inquiry-based investigations, making discoveries by
playing with pennies and testing paper towels using the scientific method.
Teachers will also design their own inquiry-based lab.
Using Cooperative Learning in the Technology-Infused Classroom
Learn to differentiate
instruction using a variety of cooperative learning activities. In the
technology-infused classroom, students need to learn to work collaboratively as
a team, while at the same time be individually accountable. Strategies for
balancing these key features of cooperative learning as a method of integrating
technology will be highlighted. Kidspiration in the K-5 Classroom
Kidspiration is a visual
learning tool especially for K-5 students. Designed for emerging readers and
writers, Kidspiration helps students develop confidence as they learn to
organize information, understand concepts and connections, create stories, and
express and share their thoughts. In this session you will learn how to create
visual outlines and dynamic graphic organizers. You will also learn practical
methods for integrating Kidspiration into your language arts, science, and
social studies lessons. All participants will receive a free demonstration copy
of Kidspiration. Launch and/or Capture YouTube Videos
Looking for a quick and
easy way to incorporate YouTube videos in your classroom? Come learn RealPlayer.
Want your students to make videos? Come learn how with a Flip camera and see how
easy it is to publish student work on YouTube. Mystery Festival: CSI in the classroom
Mystery Festival
uses a classroom learning-station format; students study a "crime scene," then
conduct crime-lab tests on the evidence, analyze the results, and try to solve
the mystery. These forensic science activities absorb students from the start
and keep them intensely involved throughout. In this workshop, teachers will
play the role of students/detectives to uncover the mystery. Video Content in Your Classroom: Unitedstreaming, PowerPoint, and Google Earth Learn
how to make the most of Unitedstreaming. Discover the features of
Unitedstreaming that you haven’t had time to investigate like themed lessons,
lesson plans, interactive quizzes, and calendar of events. After you have had a
chance to identify video resources that relate to your curriculum we’ll show you
how to insert Unitedstreaming clips into your PowerPoint presentations. You’ll
also learn how to use the free, interactive program, Google Earth, and see how
you can add Unitedstreaming videos to your own Google Earth trips. Make your
multimedia lessons visual. If you do not have a Unitedstreaming subscription you
can use a 30-day trial account.
Create, print and save
customized word search, crossword, and math puzzles using your own word lists.
In this workshop, teachers will make Word Search puzzles, Criss-Cross puzzles,
Mazes, Hidden Messages, Number Blocks, Math Squares, Double Puzzles,
Cryptograms, Letter Tiles, or Fallen Phrases. You bring the content and together
we will create puzzles for student practice. Introduction to Microsoft Publisher
Want to learn how to use
your computer to make a flyer, brochure, newsletter, banner, etc.? This workshop
will show you how to create certificates, postcards assignment sheets, passes,
and honor roll posters. With Publisher’s templates and wizards both teachers and
students can create a professional looking product within minutes. Participants
will leave with material for immediate use in the classroom. Incorporating Publisher in the K-8 Curriculum
So you think Publisher is
only for making cards. Spend some time exploring the program and you will see
that you can use this exceptional resource for making newspapers, pamphlets,
newsletters, brochures, flyers, postcards and more. Lear how to use hundreds of
templates that will boost your students’ knowledge and abilities. You will leave
this workshop with a variety of ways to incorporate these tools into your daily
curriculum. Yes, I Can ... Learn to Use a Computer
Everyone around you is
sending email, surfing the web, downloading pictures but you haven’t embraced
technology yet. Here is your chance. Come to this nonthreatening and
unintimidating workshop and learn computer basics in a friendly, low stress
environment. Learn how to turn a computer on and off, type a letter, create an
email account if you don’t have one, and find things on the Internet. Use a
computer mouse to ‘point’ and ‘click’ your way into the digital age. Organizing Your Computer Files
You know you saved that
file … somewhere. How can you find it? This workshop will teach you how to
organize your computer desktop and hard drive to make locating files quick and
easy. You will learn how to make electronic folders, remove unwanted files, use
the Search feature to find missing documents, and even change the look of your
desktop.
Making the Change to Microsoft Office 2007
This workshop will cover
various changes from Office 2003 to Office 2007, such as gallerys, ribbons and
the new Office button. We will see the new locations for commonly used features
such as inserting tables, formatting text, working with indents, tabs, and
outlines, as well as explore the new 3d graphics. This is a hands on course that
will leave you feeling comfortable and confident with Microsoft Office 2007. Introduction to Microsoft Word
After this full-day
workshop, you won’t be able to imagine how you existed without Microsoft Word.
You will learn to create, save and open documents; change the style and color of
text; add borders and shading; and use the spell checker and thesaurus.
Move beyond the basics of
Microsoft Word. In this workshop you will learn how to import pictures and other
objects, create and customize tables, generate personalized letters to replace
form letters, and create and use templates.
Make and Take with Microsoft Word
If you have Microsoft Word
you have all you need to create labels, pencil flags, signs, certificates, and
letters all personalized with your students’ or parents’ names. You’ll add
photos or graphics to add flair to your creations. Bring a class list to use
when we learn ‘mail merge’ and take back a disk of completed projects. Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Ready for the next step
beyond calculators? This full-day workshop will cover the skills needed to
create basic spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel. Learn to create, save and open
spreadsheets; enter and edit data in a spreadsheet; build formulas and create
charts. This course fulfills the “Introduction to Spreadsheet and Graphing”
requirement for NJDOE’s Beginner Technology Proficiency Level Certificate.
Take Excel to the next
level. First, get some tips to increase your efficiency: keyboard shortcuts,
handy functions, and pitfalls to avoid. Then, learn to use the database analysis
functions of Excel such as sorting and filtering. Finally, learn to create and
use macros to automate those repetitive tasks. Microsoft Access for Absolute Beginners
Microsoft Access is a
wonderful database tool but you just never got around to learning it or found it
too confusing and frustrating. You are not alone and that is why we are offering
this workshop that will start from the very beginning and establish a strong
foundation of basic skills so that you will be ready for more complex tasks.
Learn how to create a database, how to use the database to answer questions, and
how to create reports - just the basics. See how Microsoft Access can help you
get the most out of all that data that you have been collecting. No advanced
topics will be covered. Microsoft Access: An Introduction
This workshop will
introduce you to Microsoft Access database software. Learn to create and
maintain tables to track a variety of classroom, district, state and testing
information. We will focus on the principles of sound database planning, design
and implementation. Working with a small sample of raw information throughout we
will complete and populate a basic database file as well as create a simple
report. Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint.
This full-day workshop will
enable participants to create multimedia presentations to support all aspects of
teaching and learning. Participants will explore features in PowerPoint, which
bring slides to life. You will learn how to animate your slides and how to add
interesting transitions between slides. This course fulfills the
“Introduction to Multimedia” requirement for NJDOE’s Beginner Technology
Proficiency Level Certificate. To help with the creation of your own PowerPoint
presentation you might want to bring a textbook or other curriculum materials Intermediate Microsoft PowerPoint: Movies, Sound and Hyperlinks
Come and expand your
PowerPoint skills. You will learn how to add hyperlinks, sound, and action
buttons. Bring your own curriculum materials and/or an existing PowerPoint
presentation and you’ll take back an amazing classroom-ready slide show. PowerPoint — Tips and Tricks with Music
Stretch your PowerPoint
presentations to the max with music learn how to add music to enhance your
presentations … learn how to time musical selections so that you can add more
than one musical selection to a longer presentation or loop the same musical
selection throughout your presentation … Fun and easy!
PowerPoint — Tips and Tricks with Video Clips
Create PowerPoint
presentations that wow audiences with video clips you make with your digital
camera … learn how to add, activate and time your own digital video clips … feel
free to bring your own camera (don’t forget the wires needed to transfer into
the computer) or use one of ours … Fun and easy! PowerPoint – Tips and Tricks with your Digital Camera
Personalize your PowerPoint
presentations with digital photos … fascinate your audience by layering your
photos and timing them just right … learn how to frame your photos into
different shapes to add a special artistic touch to your presentation … feel
free to bring your own camera (don’t forget the wires needed to transfer into
the computer) or use one of ours.
Using PowerPoint to Play Jeopardy
Want to play Jeopardy so
that your students can review for a test or exam? Bring your review content. At
this workshop you will receive a Jeopardy template and prepare it for use with
your students. You can use your template to create games for different concepts. Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
This workshop is for anyone
who needs to learn the basics of correcting digital picture faux pas and has an
interest in learning techniques to embellish reports, plans, documents and
letters. Learn how to use color correction and image enhancement tools. Create
an original work of art and save a copy for the Internet. We will learn red eye
correction and scanned picture restoration procedures. Participants are urged to
bring images to scan and/or their own digital pictures.
Photoshop is a very
powerful and prolific program for the web enthusiast and designer alike. There
are many layers to this program and this workshop shows you how to tap into all
the resources available. Bring your curriculum ideas and leave with graphics fit
for a virtually art gallery. Specific questions will be encouraged and
addressed. Adobe
Photoshop is a key tool of the 21st Century technological revolution.
With a little practice, one can merge and edit images, retouch photographs,
design sophisticated print and electronic materials, and produce computer art.
In this introductory hands-on workshop, you will learn Photoshop foundational
skills. You will capture and transfer images with a digital camera; use
Photoshop’s selection and painting tool palettes; and take a picture of
yourself and blend it into an image of the past. You will be working and having
fun throughout the session. Tapping
the powerful potential of Adobe Photoshop, we will explore and apply some
advanced techniques and tools. We will explore color in sophisticated ways that
will make Andy Warhol jealous. Come learn hand colorization and apply special
effects such as shadows, glows, and lighting angles to typography and
photographs. This workshop is highly experiential; you will be working and
having fun throughout the session Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements
This workshop is for anyone
who needs to learn the basics of correcting digital and scanned picture files
using Photoshop Elements, the less complex photo editing program from Adobe.
Learn how to use automatic color correction and image enhancement and dabble
with the panoramic feature included with the software.
Create an original work of art and save a copy for the Internet. We will have
fun with picture filters creating several images from just one photo.
Participants are urged to bring images to scan and/or their own digital
pictures. Intermediate Adobe Photoshop Elements
This workshop picks up
where the introductory course ends. Looking at the tools provided in the
program, web designers, presentation and digital portfolio enthusiasts alike
will export original works of art for any and all multimedia K-12 requirements.
We’ll look at creating type face graphics, shaping buttons, color
gradients’ and photo masking to name a few. Participants will leave this
workshop with a cache of graphics to use in their classrooms. Using Microsoft Movie Maker as a Presentation Tool
If your district has
Microsoft Windows XP operating system then you have Movie Maker at your
fingertips. Come in and learn a new way of presenting information to your class,
district and/or community. Utilizing still pictures, video, sound recordings,
and original artwork, you will create a 21st century presentation
that will change the way you use your computer. Getting Started with Moodle: Your Online Classroom As explained on moodle.org, “Moodle is a course management system (CMS) - a free, Open Source software package designed using sound pedagogical principles, to help educators create effective online learning communities.” This hands-on workshop will allow users to take Moodle for a test drive. Experience an existing Moodle classroom and then learn how to get started on creating your own Moodle site. You will learn how to create an online classroom, upload files, setup calendars, include podcasts and video, and assorted other features built into a Moodle site. Come prepared with files (Word, Excel, etc) to upload to Moodle Recommended for: Participants comfortable using email attachments
Seeking to integrate your
classroom with Web 2.0 tools? This class will feature free tools including
Voicethread, gizmoz, wordle, blogs, animoto, and Xtranormal (and more) with
application geared to the middle and high school classroom. Blogs, Podcasts and the Classroom
Blogs and podcasts form a
new partnership in communications media. Students and teachers can become
personal publishers and broadcasters in ways that connect the subject area with
writing and speaking skills. In the morning we will explore the world of blogs
and how a blog can relate to your instructional goals. You will establish a blog
on the Internet for future use. The afternoon will be devoted to the world of
podcasting. You will learn the vocabulary, the tools and the process used to
locate, download, create and publicize your own podcasts. Find out what all the
buzz is about and learn how these new tools can amplify student projects as well
as your own listening interests.
When it comes to searching
the Internet most people turn to Google. Now look to Google for great teacher
tools, too. There is Google Books, Google Earth, Google Maps and Google Forms.
All of these wonderful Google Tools are yours for free. Bring something new and
exciting to your math, language arts, world language, or
social studies lessons. Podcasts in the Elementary Classroom
All you need is a computer,
a microphone, a free sound editing program, some ideas and you are ready to turn
your students into newscasters, literary critics, learning consultants and
problem solvers. Your students will record radio-like programs to be shared with
your school or the world via the Internet. Podcasting is a motivating tool which
strengthens language arts skills while deepening knowledge in any curricular
area. This workshop will show you how to get the software you need and how to
get started. Bring the excitement of podcasts to your classroom. Google Docs and more: Connect, Create and Collaborate Take
advantage of Google's powerful, free, collaborative tools in your classroom and
beyond. Learn how to make the most of what Google has to offer and have your
students working with 21st century skills every day. become a 21st century
educator
You can launch a totally
free, password-protected, no advertising WikiSpace for your class today! An
educational WikiSpace can replace or supplement your existing TeacherWeb, Blog,
or Podcast site, or become a new forum for school collaboration. You can post
documents, homework, hand-outs, pictures, audio & video all in one place, for
free. Your students will be able to create and post or respond to material,
depending on the level of access you provide them
Effective use of Google Search
Web search is one of the
most popular online activities and, for an increasing number of students, a
primary starting point for research and learning. This session will offer some
fundamental concepts, strategies, and tools to help you teach your students
search more effectively. The session will cover techniques to search smarter,
assessment of search results credibility, and advanced Google search features.
The Basics in Educational Blogs and Wikis
The initial process of
creating a blog or wiki can appear intimidating and overwhelming. Participants
will analyze the variety of facets involved in the creation of these popular
Web 2.0 tools by comparing the major software and host, establishing a plan to
address concerns about security and privacy, as well as applying the procedures
to get started. Partakers will additionally survey maintenance processes,
attain an understanding in adding users or inviting members, while also peeking
at what other educators are doing with their blogs and wikis. We will further
review their relevance for the classroom application and potential to enhance
learning. You will begin creating your blog and wiki in this session.
Introduction to Macromedia Dreamweaver
Get started with
Dreamweaver by exploring the palettes and preferences. We’ll set up a Web site
by creating and organizing files, building and managing site structure, and
checking links. We’ll examine Dreamweaver properties, horizontal rules, lists,
background and text colors. Learn to insert and position your images and setup
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