41. UHCL - PT3 / Basic Computer Literacy Skills Survey your success in integrating technology into your lesson plans. I know how the computerworks in the primary four functions of input (keyboard, mouse and a http://pt3.cl.uh.edu/bs.cfm

Turn off Left Navigation Border Professional Development Advanced Professional Development ... Chat Sessions You do not have to be a computer whiz to successfully integrate technology into your lesson plans. Furthermore, there are many aspects of instructional technology that do not require advanced computer skills (e.g., instructional design, needs assessment, evaluation). However, there are some basic skills that are necessary to facilitate your success in integrating technology into your lesson plans. This checklist is provided to help you determine if you have the basic computer skills necessary. If you do not have one or more of these skills, we suggest that you gain these skills by attending one of the basic skills workshops being offered by UHCL. First Name: Last Name: Name of Campus/ School District Assigned: E-mail Address: Phone Number: Your status: Mentor Teacher Intern SOE Full-time Faculty SOE Adjunct Faculty Other Your assignment level: Elementary Junior High High School College In your best judgment

42. Tecwebgoals each attachment plus examining the different lesson plans and materials 1. Introducestudents to parts of computer (monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer http://www.sfisk12.org/elepgs/JWalz/Tecwebgoals.html

Making the Most of Technology in My Classroom Goals: To become more proficient using technology, and to provide my students with technology experiences and help each student become comfortable and knowledgeable about the computer and its proper uses. To help other elementary teachers to go beyond the doors of their classrooms to make new discoveries on the internet to enhance their teaching. Objectives: To be able to properly use technology and assist others, plus expose my students to the outside world and help them to become acquainted with the computer. Plans: 1. Use the computer to become more productive a. To create educational experiences, (Example: word processing program to create worksheets for particular lessons or other curricular ideas) b. Keep accurate and thorough records and communicate regularly with parents. c. Locate and share more information and timely ideas and experiences with others. d. Network with other teachers in our area and share experiences, plus learn other neat tips. 2. Create engaging presentations with my students

43. Raptor Center: Migration Tracking Focuses on basic computer keyboard techniques, as well as writing skills. We hopethat our online lesson plans will help students understand the big picture http://www.raptor.cvm.umn.edu/content.asp?page=3101

44. Name That Computer Part Name That computer Part Created using Quiz Lab. Monitor, mouse, keyboard knowledge of these and more are assessed in this quiz. http://teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-2805.html

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45. Underwater Computers - Program Overview (K-2, 3-5, 6-8 - Technology) The keyboard of the Wet PC fits into your hand and each finger material for thisprogram was written by Lewis Kindja, a computer and technology lesson plans. http://discoveryschool.com/lessonplans/programs/allaboutcomputers/underwatercomp

sv = 13; Robots E-Mail Internet Many Uses of Satellites ... The History of Computers Take advantage of the Vocabulary Questions Links Activities and Standards provided for this segment. You can download all the resources in one file designed for easy printing. See printing instructions in the Site Guide if you need help. Click on the icon to hear each word pronounced and used in a sentence. Go to our help page if you need assistance configuring your browser to play sound files. marine biologist Definition - One who studies living organisms of the sea. Context - Marine biologists observe plants and animals that live in the sea. mobile phone link Definition - A portable radiotelephone connection. Context - With a mobile phone link, you can communicate with people on land. 1. What tool has replaced a waterproof pen and paper for marine biologists? The ‘Wet PC,’ which allows scientists to record notes directly into a miniature waterproof computer. 2. How does the keyboard for the "Wet PC" differ from the keyboard of a regular computer? The keyboard of the "Wet PC" fits into your hand and each finger rests on one of the seven buttons.

46. Windows 95 Foundation Courseware Curriculum And Lesson Plans 67 complete customizable lesson plan titles Recycle Bin • My computer • Networkneighborhood Mouse selection techniques • keyboard selection techniques http://www.velsoft.com/windows95lessonplansoutline.html

Computer training courseware, IT curriculum and lesson plans. Windows 95 Foundation Courseware Outline This courseware title is one of 67 complete customizable lesson plan titles bundled on the Velsoft IT Courseware CD. Each title comes with a PowerPoint version for instructor-led training and an exercise or sample pack to use in the classroom or computer lab. The Office 2000 titles even come in a web-based training (WBT) version to use via the web. For more information - or to place an order - please click here: for schools corporate training What is Windows 95? • Windows 95 hardware requirements • Friendly installation wizard • The Windows 95 desktop • The start button • The taskbar • The Recycle Bin • My Computer • Network neighborhood Window components and selection techniques • The title bar • The scroll bars • Maximize, minimize, restore and close buttons

47. Technologyplans Ainsworth computer Seminar QBasic (6-12); Ainsworth keyboard Training Demo(6-12); computer Skills lesson plans (K-12); Curriculum and lesson plans for http://209.10.143.157/plans/technologyplans.html

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48. The Teacher's Corner - Teacher Resources - Lesson Plans They put the computer keyboard through the elastic and sit it on their desk. Theyput their hands through the legs and position them correctly on the keyboard. http://www.theteacherscorner.net/technology/keyboarding.htm

Home Technology Keyboarding with Boxers Lesson Plans Math Music Physical Education Reading ... Writing Thematic Units CURRENT UNIT: Earth Day PREVIOUS UNITS Unit Index Seasonal Items April Events May Events Spring Easter ... Bulletin Boards Teacher Resources Classroom Management Librarians Pen Pals Teacher Tips ... Web Sites The Teacher's Lounge Daily Factoid Educational News Message Board Newsletter - Get it! ... The Corner's Contest Book Nook Children's Professional Teen/Young Adult Awards The Finish Line TTC's Award Winners Win Our Award Credits Carry our Banner Graphics Sign our Guestbook Sponsors ... Time Saver Top Sites Keyboarding with Boxers To encourage my keyboarding students to learn good touch keying and not look at their fingers, I ask them to bring a cute pair of boxer shorts to class. They put the computer keyboard through the elastic and sit it on their desk. They put their hands through the legs and position them correctly on the keyboard. Off they go! They think it's cool and it encourages good keying technique since they can't see and really have to concentrate on their sense of touch." Submitted by: Bruce Baker galelookgreat@erols.com

49. Electronic Workshops Lesson Plans student is to be the coach (and may not touch the keyboard nor mouse). each set ofprintouts neededand teacher¹s check of computer screen and lesson plans. http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/departments/IMT/Eshops/lesson_plans/high/slope_in

E-shops Lesson Plans Grade 8-12 Subject: Integrated Algebra/Geometry I, Algebra I, Algebra IPart 2, Geometry and Algebra II Description: This is a two-period (80-minutes) class is to be conducted with groups, preferably of new learners grouped with more advanced students in Geometry and Algebra II. The students new to this subject are to reenforce their learning in manipulating equations to obtain the slope-intercept form while the advanced students assist and at the same time review their prior learning from past years. Then students are to explain the significance of the slope and intercepts and changes to these two attributes. The period begins with board work lecture demonstration by the teacher, then group problem sheet, then demo on computer by the teacher, then a practical lab on the computer by students in groups. All followed by lab homework (using the computer or alternately the graphing calculator). Purpose: To teach (or review) the slope-intercept form of linear equations, have students able to transform equations into the slope-intercept form, and impart an understanding of the meaning of the slope and of the intercept. Objectives: As a result of this activity, the students will:

50. Lesson Plans For Elementary Classrooms lesson Plan 1 Learning to Type. Objectives Students will become familiar withthe keyboard and keyboarding at separate work stations in the computer lab. http://www.easternct.edu/depts/edu/lessons/elementary.html

Lesson Plans for Elementary Classrooms compiled in EDU 360 or EDU 553 or other Ed. Tech. Courses in the Education Department at Eastern Connecticut State University last updated 1/8/01 back to Lesson Plans Index please contact David Stoloff if you have any questions Four Lesson Plans developed by Leigh Ann Gronback Lesson Plan #1: Learning to Type Grade Level: 3 Materials: PC: Windows 3.1 or higher or MAC: System 7.0 or later Software: Type to Learn, 1997, Sunburst Communications, Inc. Objectives: Students will become familiar with the keyboard and keyboarding techniques. Skills acquired will be used across the curriculum, to aid students in the composition of written work. Procedures: Students will work individually at separate work stations in the computer lab. Students will progress at an individual pace, following instructions within the program. Students will follow the on-screen instructions, but the teacher will be present for added instruction and assistance.

51. Electric Blues Club - Keyboard & Piano Pages our Music keyboard Online Turn your computer keyboard into a Piano keyboard TutorialsOnline lesson Sites shockwave version 8; The lesson plans Page - Over http://members.lycos.co.uk/vocalist/ebc1/keyboards.html

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52. Teacher Lesson Plans Astronauts Get A Little Help -- From A Droid Teacher lesson plans Discussion Questions Astronauts get a Little digital LCDdisplay, microphone, speakers, and a computer). Does the PSA have a keyboard? http://www.thursdaysclassroom.com/23jul01/teach1.html

Teacher Lesson Plans Discussion Questions "Astronauts get a Little Help from a Droid" Objective The student will read or listen to the article and participate in a three-level discussion of the information. Materials A copy of the article (for 3rd-4th graders , for 5th-8th graders , or for 9th-12th graders ) and the questions . The questions may also be asked orally. Estimated Time The article and discussion will probably take about 25 minutes. Procedure 1. Introduce the topic by reading the article title and ask students what information they would expect to find in such an article. Ask students what they think a 'droid might be. The science fiction definition is "a mobile robot." One slang definition is "a person stuck in a boring, menial, or bureaucratic job." 2. Discuss the vocabulary words on the activity sheet. 3. Read the first three paragraphs of the article, then stop and discuss these paragraphs with the students. 4. As a class read the full article. Discuss points as needed during reading. 5. After reading, discuss the questions. In addition to answering the questions, ask students if the questions are "Level I" factual questions (where you can point to the answers in the article), "Level II" interpretive questions (where answers are implied in one or more places in the article) or "Level III" application questions (where answers come from a combination of personal experience and feelings as well as information in the article). Answers follow the questions below.

53. TLCF Lesson Plans ABCs Internet Basics for Young People Internet lesson on The to Sweden Introductionto the computer Introduction to skills and letters on the keyboard Kid Pix http://techreg.amphi.com/lessonplans/Documents/ASP/siteindex.asp

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54. SBTA - Saskatchewan Business Teachers’ Association Web Quest Rubric. Tonya Skinner's Business Education lesson plans and Resources.RubiStar Home. Lona Froshaug. DDC Publishing. computer hardware keyboard. http://www.stf.sk.ca/ssc_preview/sbta/links.html

55. Computer Teacher Resources TCESC History of the Internet; Internet lesson plans and Projects; The Obsolete ComputerMuseum Webmaster Tom Carlson has New Twist On The keyboard (lesson Plan) This http://tcesc1.trumbull.k12.oh.us/teachers/resources/computerteachers.html

T RUMBULL C OUNTY E DUCATIONAL S ERVICE C ENTER L EADING F OR E DUCATIONAL E XCELLENCE Curriculum l Multimedia l Internet l Webpages l Computer History l Keyboarding l Text Books I Video I Computer Clubs C OMPUTER T EACHER R ESOURCES Curriculum ISTE Innovating in Education by Intel CyberSmart Computer Lessons Great lessons broken down by grade level and aligned to national standards. ... Resources for Business Education and Computer Application Teachers We have compiled a webpage of Resources, Lesson Activities, and Websites for Business Education and Computer Application Teachers. Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers Buddy Project Check out the Computer Caper. Elementary Level Integration Projects Great projects that have lesson plans and worksheets that can be printed. Building Integrated Technology Projects Here is a great little template for building your lesson plan or project if you are incorporating both content and Integrating Technology Into Planning and Curriculum 180 practical ideas for using technology for students to facilitate the teaching and learning process Technology Integration Projects Computer Science and Business Education This web site is part of Crews Middle School and focuses and the teaching of computer skills to grades 6-8. Students can work on these lessons online. There is a computer article section in which students are asked to read and article and then answer questions or complete activities that follow.

56. Lesson Plans lesson plans, Searchable lesson Plan Database. K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. Building My House.computer Bingo. Easter Words. Creative Writing. keyboard Craze. Making Words. http://www.gaston.k12.nc.us/system/tech/grant/lessons.htm

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57. A Passion For Jazz! Online Piano Lessons duplex support; MIDI compatible keyboard interfaced to computer; reference text usedfor online keyboard lessons is a printer to hard copy lesson plans and sheet http://www.apassion4jazz.net/online_lessons.html

Online Piano Lessons Computer Aided Keyboard Instruction Online piano lessons are real time sessions with qualified music instructors from the convenience of your home or office via computer. The very first lesson is offered free of charge with completed registration and purchase of the Basic Musicianship text. Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced players are encouraged to take advantage of this service. Sight reading, performance technique, accompaniment, chord voicing, Jazz theory, arranging and composition are included topics of study. Specific music styles will be addressed as well as other special interests as available. Frequently Asked Questions Testimonials San Diego Piano Lessons Go Here System Requirements: Pentium (class) 300 or faster processor Windows 98, ME, NT4, 2000 or XP 128 MB of RAM TCP/IP protocol installed System microphone and speakers (or headset) MIDI compatible sound card with full-duplex support MIDI compatible keyboard interfaced to computer Direct internet connection (no proxy server) with a valid IP address Resource Requirements: enables voice communication between teacher and student. You may download a free copy or update to the most recent version

58. The Mind Game - Lesson Plans lesson plans for THE MIND GAME Level K Text target comprehension strategy for thislesson is Author's Content Words computer, keyboard, monitor, mouse, screen. http://www.readinga-z.com/newfiles/levels/lesson_plans/k/mindgame/mindgame_print

Lesson Plans for THE MIND GAME Level K Text Type: Fiction / Narrative Reading Level: K Word Count: Pages: Text Summary When a young boy is distressed about having to entertain himself without computer games, his father presents him with an older kind of entertainment. The boy discovers the joy of reading books and the value of using his own imagination. He becomes so hooked on reading that he forgets all about the computer, even after it is fixed! Children will enjoy this story and might grow to appreciate reading a little more. Lesson Objectives Reading Strategies Children should use a variety of strategies to determine word meaning and comprehend text. The target strategy for this lesson is: Making connections between what they are reading and what they already know. Word and Print Skills Phonics Word families Word Work Mechanics Quotation marks Multiple meaning words Comprehension You will likely address a number of comprehension skills as children work to understand the text. The target comprehension strategy for this lesson is: Author's Purpose. Visual Learning Discuss the role of using your imagination when reading.

59. Technology Infused Lesson Plans by A. DeTone Objective To develop computer science skills by learning the letterson the keyboard and their A lesson That Uses Word Processing by Students http://muse.widener.edu/~rss0003/LessonPlans/Technology_Infused_Lesson_Plans.htm

Infused Lesson Plans The following lesson plans were created by students in TED503 as examples of how technology can be incorporated into the curriculum. The lesson plans are grouped according to the application used. To view each lesson plan in its entirety, please click on the linked titles below. A brief summary and grade level is indicated for each, as well as the author's name and email address. Lesson plans are listed in approximate grade order within the following groupings: Integrating the Internet Using Word Processing Using Spread Sheets Using CAI Software Integrating the Internet Language Arts /Reading block: Jan Brett Scavenger Hunt Appropriate for Grades 1- 3. Prepared by R. Guidetti Objectives: To use the Internet to answer questions about Jan Brett; to print out a worksheet from Jan Brett's web page; and to email a message to Jan Brett using the Internet. Visit Recycle City: An environmental lesson on the 3 R’S Appropriate for Grades 2-3 . Prepared by: L. Meyer Objective: To integrate science and technology by exploring the web site for Recycle City and completing a teacher-assigned scavenger hunt through the city.

60. ECC Computer Integration Ideas lesson plans. computers in the classroom. Introduction to basic computer parts –mouse, keyboard, screen – give me five rules Objective The Learner http://www.hutchisonschool.org/home/HotLists/tech_integration.htm

Early Childhood Computer Units Lesson Plans Other KidPix sites Print Warning Computers in the classroom Rules for classroom use of computers/Review of basic computer parts Introduction to the Internet Keyboarding skills daily practice Language Arts Acrostics Adjectives Signs: About Me All about me slide show Alphabet Match ... Webbing Books About the Author Awesome Author stories Plan, create front/back cover Math Angles Arrays Calendars Counting Books ... Venn Diagrams Spreadsheets 1 to 100 chart Locating cells in a spreadsheet Picture graphs with stamps Science Animal Tracks Animal Classification Animal homes Parts of a plant, flower ... Sorting by senses Social Studies Animal Sounds in Foreign Languages Class Flag If I were President My home ... Patchwork Quilts Quilt Stories Art Animal drawings T-shirt Iron Ons Picture puzzles Self portraits ... Window decals Lesson Plans Special Note: It is important to establish a format for naming saved work. I typically have the children write their own name first, followed by a word or two that describe the work.

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