Boundaries 4.20

“Happy Birthday Hitler” one of my student’s said as he walked into the classroom. As a person I would like to throttle this student and yet as a professional I know this is not in my best interest. 4.20 brings to mind all sorts of things that are all connected with this day. 15 years […]

Follow ups to our Tech Open

Here is the link to the instructions for creating a PowerPoint museum. Creating a Virtual Museum Using One Point Linear I am sure to give credit where it is due so find the original author on the title page. I will attach sample 1 that came with the PowerPoint instructions as well.

Thinkfinity Resources and some state standards

I have compiled a short list of Thinkfinity resources that would align with Washington State Technology Standards for K-6. Download the Adobe files and use as you like. Thinkfinity has a host of other resources as well but these could be used as your own web tour of ideas. Aligning some Thinkfinity Resources with Technology […]

School Board Policy

At OSPI’s site is a sample of a technology security policy. This seems to be established by the school boards but should include these safe guidelines: http://www.k12.wa.us/EdTech/InternetSafety/ElectronicResources.aspx Lake Washington AUP Here is SPUs

some teacher websites

Joe Dockery at Mount Si High School-Multimedia Karen Boshker at Issaquah High School French Sheryl Ostrander (Math) at Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus Kathy Bergstrom (elementary computer lab teacher at Wellington Elementary) Canyon Park Podcast site (junior high) Michael Robinett at Cedar Valley Elementary (5th grade) includes an open house video Annalise Nye at Highland Terrace […]