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High school instructional technology lessons for Microsoft Word
Green Screen Stop Motion Animation to Show Movement over Art
This lesson plan has is for creating stop motion animation with green screen with your students to help them demonstrated movement over their artwork of the same theme. (View the lesson where we created a painting demonstrating movement from figures.) This extends the learning from physical to digital. The lesson has links to all the resources you will need to build your green screen stop motion stations, what apps to purchase for your iPads, a video to introduce the lesson to your students, as
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Adobe Photoshop CC: 14 Lessons BUNDLE (Google)
Lesson 1 - Make a Collage *FREEBIE*Lesson 2 - Formatting TextLesson 3 - Building LayersLesson 4 - Fantasy LandscapesLesson 5 - Face MorphingLesson 6 - Distressed Textures (Vintage)Lesson 7 - Turning Photos into ArtLesson 8 - Photo ManipulationLesson 9 - Text TricksLesson 10 - AnimationsLesson 11 - Room EnhancementLesson 12 - Portrait CorrectionLesson 13 - Head SwappingLesson 14 - Retouching ToolsStep-by-step lessons for students to follow along and learn Photoshop skills. Each lesson ends with a
Grades:
9th - 12th
How to Write Effective Emails: Email Etiquette for Students, Business, and Life!
I have taught at two schools with one-to-one programs and wrote this lesson plan to address the maddening epidemic of confusing, unclear and unprofessional emails! From attachments that aren't attached, to students sending emails with no identifying information whatsoever(!), this lesson plan is full of common-sense information that helps students craft more consciously professional emails. I have found that taking the time to go over these concepts drastically improves the quality of the emails
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Design a Tiny Home -- Project based learning w/ full lesson plans
The "Design a Tiny Home" project includes full lesson plans for 9 days (60 minute classes) with essential questions, daily objectives, performance tasks, differentiation, learning activities, and assessments for the entire project. Also, there is a planning document for students to use to track their progress throughout the project while they're using Lucid Chart & 5D planner for their final projects. Also, I included a Tiny Home Rubric to easily assess their final submissions.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
March Madness Word Processing Project
Get your Computer Classes involved in March Madness and the Men's Basketball Tournament. Each student creates a Word Processing project around a team in the tournament. Good lesson to reinforce word art, picture, graphics and other objects taught in your class. Students print out assignments and tape to the board. Students win prizes such as candy or pizza! Even students who have no interest in basketball enjoy this project. Print out directions for project and give to students. You must b
Grades:
5th - 12th
3 Paper 3 Resistant Materials Design & Technology 6043 Lesson Plans Thematic Uni
3 Paper 3 Resistant Materials Design & Technology 6043 Lesson Plans Thematic Unit Plans Unlock Success in CAIE O Level Design and Technology 6043 - Paper 3 Resistant Materials! Welcome to a treasure trove of resources designed to prepare your students for triumph in Paper 3 of CAIE O Level Design and Technology 6043 - Resistant Materials. Our lesson plans are meticulously crafted to empower both teachers and students, offering a wide array of benefits:✨ Advantages and Benefits:✨ Comprehensiv
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Creating Podcasts; It's Elementary - Lesson Plans
This 13 page tutorial contains everything you need to get started podcasting with your students. The cross platform methods have been tested in mainstreamed classes of fifth and sixth graders and proven successful.
Included are: specific suggestions for organizing your first project; introducing the concept to students; many original ideas for expanding your use of podcasting as a learning medium. Directions for creating school and community podcasts are introduced.
Topics are outlined for seg
Grades:
2nd - 9th
Sail Away!
CRUISE SHIP PROJECT
The cruise ship project was designed to give students knowledge about the cruise industry while at the same time incorporating the Hospitality themes: Lodging, Entertainment, Food & Beverage and Transportation (L.E.F.T). This project is exciting and engaging. It encourages students to want to take a Cruise!
1. Research and identify the types of activities and amenities tourists need and want on a cruise ship.
2. Understand the economic importance of hospitality and to
Grades:
7th - 10th
Data Entry Practice and Sort
This product could be useful for a student who needs to practice data entry into a computer system. I also have the student sort the data and input it by last name, first name, street name, zip code, etc. Blank document for download and completing by student included.
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6th - 12th
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ARCGIS ONLINE LESSONS E-BOOK - ONTARIO GEOGRAPHY CURRICULUM GRADES 8, 9, 10
This comprehensive e-book contains 8 FULL LESSON modules and activities using content from the Ontario Curriculum teaching students how to navigate through the program ArcGIS Online.Each module will take at least 1 to 2 lesson periods for students to complete, and includes:- An introduction to ARCGIS Online - Basic Controls of Digital Mapping- Adding Features to a Digital Map - Points, Lines and Polygons- Analyzing Latitude and Longitude - Geosearching and Geocoding- Using Topographic Maps to U
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9th - 12th
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Mental Health: 3 Lesson Bundle PLUS Bonus Summative Assessment
3 Mental Health Lessons: 2 Google Slides Presentations, Assessments/Activities (Accountability Challenge, Popping Stress Activity, and Summative Research Project)NHES 8: Students will demonstrate the ability to advocate for personal, family, and community health.Lesson 1: Intro To Mental Health (Self-Care)- This lesson aims to introduce mental health and the concept of self-care, grounding, earthing, and mindfulness.- This lesson gives students examples of self-care practices that they can try i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Journalism Syllabus
This one page syllabus is the answer to creating an engaging Journalism class. ONLY $1.00!!!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Virtual Kitchen Drawing Assignment (Part #1) -Distance Learning using Sketch Up
This assignment is used for distance learning for my school's Tech Ed classes grades 7-12 or to teach the basics of drawing using Sketch Up. I used this assignment both last spring and this fall in all levels of my Cabinet Making and Tech Ed courses during distance learning. Currently there are more than 4 other teachers using this assignment in our district and over 400 students. This assignment has been a HUGE SUCCESS!!! This assignment is design to be used by students with very little he
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Microsoft Word Unit (previous edition)
(previous version) This unit includes 8 lessons for Microsoft Word that teach common and not so common tools. Students will learn to format correctly, draw shapes, do spell checks, cut/copy/paste, and much more. Most importantly, they will learn to follow directions! This is a valuable unit for any student wanting to get a bit more from their Microsoft Word program. Some finished product examples are included as well.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Database/Access: Creating Tables and Defining Fields and entering records
This classroom activity is a great way to introduce students to databases.
Students will visit a website and choose 20 colleges of their choice and hand write their information in the table. This is a fun activity that allows students to search for something they enjoy while learning about databases.
After gathering their data, students will open Microsoft Access (2013, 2016) and create a database, a table, key field names and choose appropriate data types.
After creating database and
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7th - 12th
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How to Make GIF files Animation Lesson for Middle School Studies GIFs
This is a guide for a 40 minute lesson on making GIF files. Students will make their own GIFs by the end of the lesson and learn more about what they are. What does GIF mean? Graphic Interchange Format (get it? Graphics that move = interchange)What are they used for? More than just entertainment actually, these images are shown to motivate 3-4x more purchases for websites that use moving images to advertise products or banner ads. You will need10-15 pictures of yourself, in between taking each,
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6th - 9th
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Spreadsheet Lesson - Shopping Trip
Students Love to go Shopping! Have students go on a Virtual Shopping Trip and Apply Spreadsheet Skills!
Students plan a budget to go shopping on-line and they create a spreadsheet to track their purchases. Students must design and write formulas for this project without help from their teacher. Students love this 1 hour project because they get to do what they like best: Go Shopping!
Student should already be familiar with basic spreadsheet operations including writing formulas.
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6th - 12th
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Technology Lesson 1: Reading Strategies
After exploring reading strategies, student will select two strategies to apply to reading The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal. Students will demonstrate knowledge of reading strategies creating a ScreenR or YouTube video. To create the video, students will select a short text (page or paragraph) for each strategy and will model how to apply the strategy for classmates (audience).
Grades:
9th - 12th
ChatGPT - Potential Dangers
Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:Identify potential dangers and limitations of using ChatGPT, an AI-powered language model.Understand the ethical considerations related to using AI and machine learning technologies.Explore strategies for mitigating the risks associated with AI language models.
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Sketchup Pro--3D Design--Instr. Handout-Worksheet/KEY--Groups, Components,etc.
This Sketchup Instructional Handout covers:
* Groups and Components (detailed info)
* Coloring and Filling 2D and 3D Objects
* Cut, copy and pasting objects
* Saving and Exporting Files
Included with this is complete step-by-step detailed descripton of each of the above.
*This guide will be very informative for your students as they are learning how to use the above tools. They can refer to it time and time again if they forget.
*CTE teachers will find this an invaluable handout to use, t
Grades:
8th - 12th, Staff
MS Word Project - Newsletters
Using MS word, students will create two newsletters according to the directions and specifications. This is a project or portfolio assignment - which in my class counted as a "test" grade.
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Microsoft Word
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MS PowerPoint Project
Using MS PowerPoint, students will create a 15 slide presentation according to the directions and specifications. This is a project or portfolio assignment - which in my class counted as a "test" grade. Students presented their projects to the class and received their grade at that time. My grading rubric is enclosed.
Other Computer Science Resources and Lessons:
Curriculum Topics for Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel Project
Microsoft Excel Exam
Curriculum Topics for Microsoft PowerP
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Internet Scavenger Hunt 1
This Internet Scavenger Hunt from Campbell's Classroom is a great one day activity. Good as a filler or good to use for a substitute teacher. Take your students to the computer lab and let them find the answers to fill in on this worksheet.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Planet Earth Scavenger Hunt
This lesson takes advantage of Scribble Maps and Web 2.0 app that lets you annotate a google map. Students look for important environmental features and mark them on a map of the earth. This lesson is great for building a global perspective in students as well as developing their research and computer skills.
Learning Targets:
● I can develop my mental map of the earth.
● I can use the internet to find information about the natural and human environment.
● I can create an annotated map using a
Grades:
9th - 12th
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