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Training, Tutorials, and Teacher-Shares

Turn It In.com: read the PDF instructions for setting up your teacher account and classes at LSHS, then save and personalize a Word document for each class to get students registered.

The LSHS Differentiated Instruction Wiki, featuring lesson plans submitted by faculty and sorted by departmen. Get instructions on how to upload your lesson plans to the wiki: (download Word doc) or view PDF file.

LSHS Resource-based Project Criteria and Planning Template
-Defines criteria for proficient and advanced projects
-Suggested template for project planning

Powerpoint Presentations: Download or watch online. These are the slides delivered at presentations, training seminars, in classes, etc.

Blogging, RSS, & the Book: Sandy's AASL 2007 ppt	De.Li.Cious by Sandy Stuart
Essential Questions by Sandy Stuart	Note Taking Skills by Sandy Stuart
Plagiarism by Sandy Stuart	I Search Project Basics by Sandy Stuart
Research Model by Sandy Stuart	Social Web Technologies by Sandy Stuart
Thesis Statements by Sandy Stuart	Understanding by Design by Sandy Stuart
Creative Commons by Sandy Stuart	VoiceThread by Sandy Stuart
Jeapordy template: Romeo & Juliet review (adapted by michael russell)	Jeapordy template: The Odyssey review (michael russell)
Jeapordy template: vocabulary unit (michael russell)

PDF instructions:

Capturing Video on a Mac by Michael Russell	Editing a class project in iMovie by Michael Russell
Transferring video from a FlipCamera and editing video in iMovie by Michael Russell	Creating a WebCam Movie in iMovie by Michael Russell
TurnItIn.com 2.0: Getting Started for TEACHERS by Michael Russell	TurnItIn.com for STUDENTS (handout instructions)
TurnItIn.com PDF
PowerPoint is Dead: Alternative presentation tools by Michael Russell	NetVibe: a simple RSS Aggregator by Michael Russell
Safari Montage Access instructions by Michael Russell	Streaming cable on teacher laptops by Michael Russell
Embedding a permanent link to a Safari video on your blog, Web page, or Wiki	Instructions for students to view embedded Safari videos from home
Using Sony Digital Voice Recorders by Michael Russell	Loading files to the DI Wiki by Michael Russell
Creating Web Buttons in Photoshop by Michael Russell	Photoshop Blending Basics by Michael Russell
Podcasting with Garage Band 2009 by Michael Russell	(older version) Podcasting with Garage Band08 by Michael Russell
Creating an Avatar by Sandy Stuart	Finding images with Creative Commons Licenses by Sandy Stuart
Setting up a Delicious Account by Sandy Stuart	Making Trading Cards with Flikr Toys by Sandy Stuart
Making a Glogster Poster by Sandy Stuart	Starting a LibraryThing account by Sandy Stuart
Making a Wordle by Sandy Stuart	Creating a VoiceThread by Sandy Stuart
Creating a Vuvox by Sandy Stuart	Troovi Picture Sharing Tutorial by Sandy Stuart
Finding a hidden USB Jump Drive by Michael Russell	Getting your computer to recognize a jump drive

Reading Recommendations for LSHS Staff 2009 Reading recommendations from the LSHS staff!

Banned Books Week tri-fold for teachers Bring your classes to celebrate the right to intellectual freedom!

Video Tutorials: visit our video gallery for book trailers, tutorials, and highlights of Poetry Coffeehouse and other LMC events.

How to create a Podcast in Garage Band 09, specific to LSHS

Book Previews: 60 second video previews of Gateway Videos, plus other books or 2010/2011 Gateways-- click on the book cover in the poster to view each video.

Smart Notebook (Smartboard)

MLA Citation Game by Barbara Stern, Library Media Specialist West Hempstead High School

Web Links of interest

General Interest in Education & Technology

Standards:

ALA standards for the 21st Century Learner

21st Century Standards: Mileguide (free download)

Mid-Continent Research for Education & Learning Standards (McRel)

DESE Missouri standards

Lesson Plans

http://trackstar.4teachers.org/trackstar/index.jsp has teacher created lesson plans for 9-12 English, Science, and Social Studies.

http://newtoolsworkshop.wikispaces.com/ This wiki has tons of great 2.0 tools and examples of how to use them in your classroom or at school. It's maintained by a library guru in Pennsylvania, Joyce Valenza.

Mindmapping: http://www.newhorizons.org/strategies/graphic_tools/margulies.htm Sometimes those kids who are doodling in class really are paying attention-- they're just looking for a creative, visual outlet for their thinking. Nancy Margulies has some fantastic examples and reasoning/research behind this.

Vuvox: create interactive slideshows in a panoramic format. This is better than Powerpoint for visual presentations.

For the tech-savvy teacher:

RSS: tools for working with Really Simple Syndication

http://www.mnot.net/rss/tutorial/ Tutorials and information on working with RSS

http://feed.informer.com/ is a free web-based program that lets you input multiple RSS feeds into a single digest. This could work well for a class assignment on a specific topic, similar to a pathfinder.

http://www.feed2js.org/ is an open-source RSS interpreter for web-based applications.