EDIT 2000
Tuesday and Thursday - Room 615 or 616
Fall 2000 -- January 8, 2001 - April 26, 2001
Instructor: Bob Hart
Office: 607A Aderhold
Phone: 542-5488
Email: bobhart@coe.uga.edu
Internet Site: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~bhart
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Every day, make sure you
read the following:
(1) The daily agenda I will bring
to class and
(2) The class calendar in this
notebook.
You are responsible for completing
all the activities and assignments
on both of them (even if I don't
talk about them in class.)
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1. January 9, 2001 -- Tuesday
A. Introductions
B. Housekeeping
1. Notebook/Workbook
a. Packet of Class Handouts. I will have them in class. I will
Check to Bel-Jeans ($12.00 Approx.)
b. Notebook (About $2.00)
C. Labs
Room 227 (Macintosh), Room 228 (Macintosh), Room 233 (Windows),
Room 616 (Mixed Platforms),
Room 618 (Windows) (Check outside room for availability
or you can always check
http://www.coe.uga.edu/oit/labs/schedules/
D. Course Outline/Calendar
(In notebook and on Internet)
E. Expectations (Objectives
-- In notebook and on Internet)
F.
Attendance (You need to be here. Talk about attendance)
G. Email Accounts
H. Account to host your Internet
Site - Arches. Get "ARCHES" Account today if you don't
have
one, go to http://www.arches.uga.edu
I. Assignment Sheet, Attendance Sheet
and Grading Sheet
J. Samples of good assignments
K. Fill out Information sheets, portrait
drawing and picture taking.
L. Check your email daily
M. We will relate everything we do
in this class to how it can and will benefit you as a teacher.
We will explore ways technology can help you manage your class,
how technology can help you instruct in your class, how technology
can help you evaluate your class and how technology can help
you better communicate with everyone, but most importantly
your students and their parents.
We will also explore how all of the applications
you learn in this class can be used by both you, the teacher
(teacher centered activities) as well as your students (student
centered activities.)
N. Meet someone new in class |
2. January 11, 2001 - Thursday
A. Continue Housekeeping
B. Finish drawing and
taking pictures if we didn't do so on Friday.
C. Introductions of you
to me
D. Getting comfortable
with the lab (FILE MANAGEMENT)
1. What's available
E. Window/Macintosh (Your
preference?)
F. If you didn't do it....get
your Arches account and give me your email address.
G. Introduction to computers
- the basics
H. Begin studying the
"Benefits of Technology in Education"
I. Begin studying
the "Six Stages for Learning to Use Technology"
J.
Email Assignment: Who was your best teacher ever! Email me
today, telling me who they are and
why you picked them.
Give this a lot of thought. It should be at least three good paragraphs
in length. |
3. January 16, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Review Housekeeping
B. Discuss FILE MANAGEMENT
C.. Why use AV materials and technology
(Game 1) |
4. January 18, 2001 - Thursday
ïDiscuss FILE MANAGEMENT
A. Why use AV materials
and technology (Game 2)
B. Word processing
C.
Reading and Email Assignment: "Benefits of Technology in
Education" Using this reading
as a reference, pick the one "most appropriate" benefit you
see for using technology in your future
classroom. This should be a benefit for your students. Email me
today with an explanation
and justification for your choice. |
5. January 23, 2001 - Tuesday
ïReview FILE MANAGEMENT
A. Introduction to the
Internet
B. Search engines and
how to use them
C. Begin surfing (Scavenger
hunt, ERIC searching, etc.)
D.
Reading and Email Assignment: "Ethics on the Internet"
by Michael Covington - Read and
email
me your reaction. It should address all of the major
topics Dr. Covington discusses. Areas
you
might discuss include: Do you agree with him? What did you
learn that you did not know
before?
What is the most important area he covers? This response
should be at least two
paragraphs in length.
NOTE:
If you should finish both of these assignments before they are scheduled
to be turned in, you
are still
expected to come to class. I will have some secondary assignments
for you to complete that
will
give you the opportunity to explore the Internet more. |
6. January 25, 2001 - Thursday
A. Continue working on
Web assignment and word processing assignment
NOTE:
These assignments are due at the end of class on February 6, 2001. |
7. January 30, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Work on word processing assignment
and Web Assignment
NOTE:
See what we are doing in class tomorrow. Make sure you find
your favorite
"educational"
Internet site so you can share it with the class tomorrow. |
8. February 1, 2001 - Thursday
A. Class meeting (Probably in Room
601) to reflect on what we have done so far and for you to share
your favorite Web site.
B. Work on word processing and Web
Assignments
C. Reading
and Email Assignment: Read and memorize the "Six Stages for Learning
the
Use of Technology."
Email me
two reasons why you think I had you read this paper? |
9. February 6, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Work on assignments (Word Processing
and WEB)
B. Turn in Web Assignments and Word
Processing Assignments by the end of your class period today.
C. Reading
and Email Assignment: Read "Graphic Design Principles
and Technique" and email me the
design element
that you think is most important when developing your title
page for your Internet site.
Explain in
detail, why you think this is the most important design
element.
D. Begin gathering pictures that you
might want to use on your Internet site |
10. February 8, 2001 - Thursday
A. Class meeting (Probably in Room
601) to reflect on your web searching experience,
word processing experience, graphic
design article and to discuss other issues that have developed
in class to date.
B. Discussion on developing your own
Internet site
C. Show some sites developed by students
D. Show what is expected
E. Explore other student's Internet
sites
F. Make sure you bring pictures on
Wednesday |
11. February 13, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Scanning (Demonstration and Discussion)
B. Developing your Internet site
(Getting Started)
C. File Transfer Protocol (Demonstration
and Discussion)
D. Work on Internet site
NOTE: In
class, on February 27 your classmates will be evaluating your Internet
site. That gives you
today and (3) additional
class days to work on this. You will probably need additional
time, outside of
class to work on
this. Plan accordingly. |
12. February 15, 2001 - Thursday
A. Work on Internet site |
13. February 20, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Work on Internet site
B. Email Assignment:
Email me the three most important reasons you might use an Internet
site/homepage to
(1) benefit
you, (2) benefit your students, (3) benefit your students' parents
once you start teaching.
Limit each way
to 25 words or less.
You must do this
by midnight tonight |
14. February 22, 2001 - Thursday
A. Work on Internet site |
15. February 27, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Internet site/Homepage evaluation day
(Today we will evaluate our own Internet site as well
as our classmate's.)
B. You are expected to work on and improve
your Internet site throughout the entire semester
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16. March 1, 2001 - Thursday (Midterm)
A. Class meeting (Probably in Room
601) to reflect on your Netscape Composer experience and to
discuss other issues that have developed
in class to date.
B. "Henry Hikes to Fitchburg"
C. Draw and Paint Programs/Applications
D. Begin Draw and Paint assignment
E. Email
Assignment: Email me the one most creative ways you
might use a draw program
in
your classroom.
You
must do this by midnight tonight! |
17. March 6, 2001, Tuesday
A. Review draw and paint applications
B. Work on draw and paint assignments
NOTE: If you "think"
you have finished, go in and explore draw more. Make improvements
on your
product.
Show it to me and I'll give you some ideas as to what you might do
if you can't come up with
any. Use
this time to learn all you again about draw and its functions.
C. Turn in draw
(hard copy) and paint assignments (electronic in my "InBox" today. |
18. March 8, 2001, Thursday
A. Database applications - Introduction
-Computers off --
Hands-on
-Sample database
programs
B. Begin work on database assignment |
19. March 13, 2001, Tuesday
A. Work on data base assignment
B. Email Assignment:
Email me an explanation of (1) how you might use a database
to help you manage
your class and
(2) how you might use a database to supplement a very specific
lesson you might be
teaching
in your subject area.
ïDo this
by midnight tonight |
20. March 15, 2001 - Thursday
A. Work on data base assignment |
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March 19 - 23 -- M-F. -
Spring Break 2001
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21. March 27, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Review database application
B. Work on database assignment
C. Turn in database assignment today |
22. March 29, 2001 - Thursday
A. Class meeting (Probably in Room 601) to
reflect on your database experiences and to discuss other
issues that have developed in class to
date.
B. Review everything we have done in class
up to this point.
C. Reading and
Email Assignment: Read "Using Spreadsheet Software
in Teaching and Learning"
and "Spreadsheets
in the Math Class" and email me your reactions to these article.
You need to
do this (the assignment above) before class on Tuesday.
PLEASE NOTE --
There is an email component to this assignment. |
23. April 3, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Spread sheet programs/applications
B. Begin working on preliminary spreadsheet
assignment.
(Cooperative learning) |
24. April 5, 2001 - Thursday
A. Begin working on "real" spreadsheet assignment
B. Turn in spread
sheet today |
25. April 10, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Introduction to PowerPoint
B. Explore PowerPoint Presentations
NOTE: You
have both a primary and a secondary PowerPoint Assignment.
ïThe primary assignment
is mandatory.
ïThe secondary
assignment is to give you more experience and practice with PowerPoint
if you finish the
primary assignment
early.
ïYou are
expected to be in class every day, exploring PowerPoint even if you
finish these assignments. |
26. April 12, 2001 -- Thursday
A. Work on PowerPoint Presentations
B. PowerPoint Presentation
must be done by the beginning of class on Tuesday, April 24, 2001 |
27. April 17, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Discuss Final Paper
B. Samples are available in class.
These are just samples to give you ideas.
Under NO circumstances are they to be
taken from the room or copied.
C. Work on PowerPoint Presentations |
28. April 19, 2001 - Thursday
A. Work on PowerPoint Presentations |
29. April 24, 2001 - Tuesday
A. Share PowerPoint Presentations with Class
Your PowerPoint
Presentation must be ready to go at thebeginning of class today.
(Today we will evaluate
our own Internet site as well as others)
B. Email Assignment:
Be creative and think "outside of the box." Come up with one (1) unique
way you
might use a presentation
program in your class that is teacher produced, and one (1) unique way
that is
student produced.
Email each of them to me. Limit your description to 25 words or less.
C. Rating Class Activities
D. UGA Evaluation |
30. April 26, 2001 - Thursday (Last Day of Class)
A. Final paper due
B. Semester recap
C. Your grade
D. "Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge"
E. Last day final thoughts
F. Departmental Class evaluations |