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Proficiency with Simplicity
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Tech Integration Tips, Tricks, and Techniques Using Microsoft Office
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Barbara K. Barr District Technology Resource Teacher
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Barbara K. Barr bbarr@fayette.k12.ky.us
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Agenda Getting to know you ~ PARTICIPATION! Getting to know me Why? Integration: Current theories Resources Tips and Tricks Fun and Games Door Prizes!!!!!
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Getting to Know You Please Raise Your Hand!
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Classroom teachers, technology, media specialists, administration Pre-school, elementary, middle school, high school, P/K – 12, college Average classroom in your building/district: One, Two, Few, ? computers Getting to Know You
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Getting to Know Me
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Some Important Notes! I am not an employee of Microsoft! No one in my family is an employee of Microsoft! I am not receiving products or special treatment from Microsoft! (How I wish) Most of these tips, tricks, and techniques can be used with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks, Lotus SmartSuite, and other similar products.
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Some Important Notes! Technology use is easier when one uses software with common terms and features. Technology integration can be simple, and does not require lots of software. MS Office, ClarisWorks/AppleWorks, Lotus SmartSuite have just about anything an educator could want to integrate technology and make real life connections.
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Some Important Notes! There are many other wonderful resources to help you integrate technology with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks, Microsoft, and similar products. Keep in mind that almost every function in Office programs has multiple ways to be accomplished. I may show you only one way, and there are usually a number of other ways to do the same thing!
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Why??? Frustrated faculty User problems Time To learn how to use programs To reinforce what has been learned To plan or prepare for integration Money Difference in programs Similarities in a family of programs Developmentally appropriate Paint by number approach vs. easel and oils
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Commonalities
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Integration History of computer education Teacher use/Student use Tipping Point Mastering the one, two, or few computer classroom Daily opportunities Daily tool Equity for all students
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Some Current Resources Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com/education/ CD Local reps Teacher Created Materials ClarisWorks/AppleWorks Training Websites Technology Wizards Books
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Tips and Tricks Be sure to try these things at home, at school, at the office, or where ever you can find a computer! W A R N I N G
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Clip Art
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MS Clip Art Search Clips On- Line
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Clips On-Line
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Downloading Clips
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Wonderful Word
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Where to use Word In the classroom, Word can be used for just about anything for which you would normally use a paper and pencil. Student workstations Center activities Small group activities Large group presentations with SmartBoards, scan converters, multimedia projectors Computer labs Teacher/Administration workstations
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Customizing Your Program 1. On your Menu Bar, click on Format. On the drop down menu, select Font. 2. In the dialogue box, select your desired Font, then select your desired Font Style, followed by selecting your desired size. Click on Default to set your program for this font.
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Creating Styles Why??? It is easy to personalize Word to meet the needs of individual students, or to work with special projects. It is essential to set up new styles for younger or special needs students in order to keep the computer developmentally appropriate for them.
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When to Use New Styles I set up some of the following styles for teachers: Primary writing: For writing projects in the primary classes Student writing: For writing projects in the intermediate classes. Writing: For secondary writing projects. Spelling: For spelling and related projects. Small group: A larger font, perhaps in a color, for small groups of people working at the computer. Large group: A large font, generally in a color, for viewing on a television screen or SmartBoard. Individual student name: For students with special needs. Math: Includes superscript for formulas and math symbols.
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Creating New Styles 1. On the Menu Bar, click on Format. On the drop down menu, select Style, and click. 2. In the dialogue box, you will click on New.
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Selecting Fonts 3. In the next dialogue box enter the new name for your style in the box entitled Name. Click on the Add to template box to keep your style. 4. Click on Format, followed by selecting Font. 4. Select Font. Next, select the style you want. Lastly select the size for your style. You will see a sample in the box at the bottom on the dialogue box. Then click OK, OK, and Apply.
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Venn Diagrams Use the circle on the drawing tool bar.
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Venn Diagrams Select “No Fill” on the “Fill Color” Tool
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Venn Diagrams Place text boxes appropriately.
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Word Tables
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Making Word Tables
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Sample Word Table
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Everyday Use
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Report Cards
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Mrs. Chapman’s Question of the Day Date: Friday, September 1, 2000 Question: What are your favorite things to eat for lunch? Question of the Day
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Use Tables for BINGO
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Pyramid Spelling
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Pyramid Spelling 1. In Word, select “Spelling” style. Your style setting is generally on “Normal.” 2. To set columns, go to Format, then click on columns
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Pyramid Spelling 3. Select 2, 3, or 4 columns, depending upon the number of spelling works. Then click OK. 4. Your computer is now set up on Spelling style and columns. 5. For the spelling activity, students first begin a new Word Document. They enter their name and begin writing the spelling words.
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Excellent Excel
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Uses for Excel Grading – it even totals and averages grades! Charting information Gathering data for projects Translating numbers into various types of charts and graphs Comprehending charts and graphs Lesson plans Calendars Spreadsheets Insert in all other Office programs Planning Student projects Tracking bank accounts and checking accounts Student records
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Excel
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Tip 1.Select all button can be used to select everything or to uniformly expand the cells. Click on the button, then place cursors between numbers and letters. When you see the two sided arrows, pull to stretch.
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Navigation Tricks 2.Use the Border Tool on highlighted areas to set the boundaries of your spread- sheet and to see the individual cells. Click on the arrow next to the button for a drop down menu of borders styles. 3.Navigation on your spreadsheet will be easier if you use Control plus home, end, arrow up, arrow down, arrow right, and arrow left. 4.Control end will take you to your last entry.
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Autofill 5. Autofill will automatically help you make calendars with months or days. Write Jan. or January/Mon or Monday in a cell. Click on the lower right corner, then press the alt button until you see a small Plus sign. Drag to the right. You will see the other days and/or months. To copy, do the same thing using the control button.
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More Tricks 6. Use Shift Click to highlight or select adjacent areas. 7. Use Control Click to highlight or select non-adjacent areas.
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Charts and Graphs 8. To make a chart or graph, highlight the information. Click on the chart icon or go to the menu bar and click on view, then toolbars, then chart. Follow the chart wizard.
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Projects with Publisher
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Publisher Projects Stationary Envelopes Business forms Business cards Flyers Designing Art work Brochures Invitations Cards Banners Labels Menus Advertisements Calendars Award certificates Newsletters Projects
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The Wizard Click on the Wizard! Define your project and follow the Wizard!
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Another Wizard For your own personal computer, you may want to enter this information. If it is a shared computer, I do not recommend it!
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Getting Creative On your Menu Bar, go to Edit, and click on Select All. Then click Delete, to clear everything off the brochure. They gray area around your brochure is a workspace. You can drag and drop text and pictures on the work space as you design your brochure. Now you can really get creative and design your own brochure.
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Great For Art Work
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The Powers of PowerPoint
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Uses for PowerPoint Daily announcements Daily assignments Student projects Research projects Announce school/class activities Travel brochures Portfolio entries Lecture notes/Class lessons Lunch menus Outlining information Center activities Games Reports Commercials/advertise- ments Back ground for television
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Creating a Presentation Select the Presentation Design. Select the layout.
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Designing Your PowerPoint Select your design style From the menu. There will be one type of slide for the cover, and other designs for the content of your presentation.
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Notes and Outlines
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Fun with Bullets. On the menu bar, click on Format, then Bullets and Numbering. In the first dialogue box, click on Character. On the second dialogue box, click on the down arrow in the Bullets From box. Click on Windings. In the beginning of the second row, select the picture of the floppy disk and click. Then click on OK.
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Slide Transitions Transitions control the way slides move on and off the screen. Click on Slide Show, Slide Transition. Select Checkerboard Across and click on Apply to All. (You could apply a different transition to each slide.)
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Custom Animations Click on Slide Show on your Menu Bar On the drop down menu, select Custom Animation.
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Adding Pizzazz Use Word Art Explore the Word toolbar. Use animations!
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Animated GIFS
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Jeopardy
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Some Magic Go to Insert on the menu bar. Click on Picture, then click on Clip Art. Select your Clip Art Category, and picture.
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Some Magic Click insert, click the X box to close Clip Art. Next, click on your picture and move it to your desired position on the slide. Select the picture. Using the Drawing toolbar, click on draw. Then click on Ungroup.
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Animating Your Picture
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Magical Power Point
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Fabulous Front Page
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Using FrontPage Basic school contact information: address, phone number, fax number, office hours Photos of school – inside and out! Maps to school School logo/mascot Mission statement Basic policies Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) Student/Teacher Technology Standards School calendar – current and up to date! Breakfast/Lunch menu – current and up to date Staff information – current and up to date Staff e-mail addresses or links
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Welcome new staff members Homework assignments Clubs and organizations School events Links to classrooms Samples of student work Student PowerPoints Student HyperStudio and KidsPix projects Samples of student art and possibly music School projects PTA/PTO E-mail to the Web Master Webquests Manuals and information on technology use Links to school district Links to district calendar Links to other sites of interest to the school community.
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FrontPage Tips 1.Set up FrontPage as or default web editor so you can use it any where! Go to Tools/Options/General. Be sure there is a check in the box “Check if Front Page is the default editor for pages”.
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Pictures on FrontPage 1.Be sure to name all pictures, clip art, and backgrounds! 2.Sony Mavicas are great for Novice Photographers, teachers, and students of all ages!
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Learning FrontPage Thanks to our district Website Manager, Pete Koutoulas, we have an excellent section on our website dedicated to helping our school webmasters in using FrontPage. Although geared specifically to our setup, you may find some of the information useful. http://www.fayette.k12.ky.us/admin/edtech/webmaster/
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Talking Books
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Virtual Tours
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http://www.frontpageworld.com http://www.microsoft.com/FrontPage/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/techart/fpothres.htm http://WebsUnlimited.com http://dynamicnet.net/support/frontpage.htm http://www.ycoln-resources.com http://frontpage.to http://net-sites.com/sitebuilder/ http://web.nova1.net/webbink/ http://thememart.com http://www.timeforweb.com/resources.htm
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http://www.sitecrafters.com/support http://themes.kep.net http://www.strictlybritish.co.uk/ http://www.themepak.com/ http://www3.cybercities.com/n/newbee/ http://www.zdjournals.com/mfp/ http://www.gotowebhosting.com/frontpage http://timeforweb.com/resources.htm http://www.dynamite-it.com/accessfp/ http://www.venusdesigns.net/frontpage/ http://www.sitebuilder.ws http://www.acceleratedcomputers.com
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