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I'm in a Preschool/Kindergarten setting at a private school and recently upgraded to "newer" PC's (still older and using Windows 7), and most of my older software doesn't work anymore (many were for Windows 95, 98, XP, etc.). I'm at a loss as I've used these CD's for years. I need suggestions and fast! I've been online and have bookmarked...See MoreI'm in a Preschool/Kindergarten setting at a private school and recently upgraded to "newer" PC's (still older and using Windows 7), and most of my older software doesn't work anymore (many were for Windows 95, 98, XP, etc.). I'm at a loss as I've used these CD's for years. I need suggestions and fast! I've been online and have bookmarked many sites, but I can't seem to find storybooks anywhere, for example. I always found them good for learning how to use the mouse and for reading readiness. Plus, the children love them. Any suggestions?
by M Hendrickson
Mar 25, 2016
I am looking for games that can be used when out internet is down. I teach k-2. Any ideas?
Greetings:
I’m now living in Qatar, but in about 7 years, I’ll be returning to Canada to retire at 65 yrs of age. When I return to Canada I hope to continue to work hopefully. I’m a teacher and I’d like to continue working in the Educational Field, either as a teacher, a classroom assistant (teacher and/or student) or any other sim...See MoreGreetings:
I’m now living in Qatar, but in about 7 years, I’ll be returning to Canada to retire at 65 yrs of age. When I return to Canada I hope to continue to work hopefully. I’m a teacher and I’d like to continue working in the Educational Field, either as a teacher, a classroom assistant (teacher and/or student) or any other similar position I was offered by an employer. However, I have been overseas for almost 20 years. I have spoken to people who have returned to Canada recently after many years overseas about what challenges they faced when they returned to Canada to retire and to return to the Canadian workforce. The obvious thing that has struck them while looking at job openings (Education and other) in Canada was their lack of technological skills. They didn’t know anything about, e.g., Noodle Tools or even how to submit a research paper electronically. They have advised me that they think if I were going to be looking for other work back in Canada eventually; doing IT courses would probably be helpful.
I’ve been told that a really good idea would be to do a Masters in Educational Technology or at least some type of Certificate in Educational Technology. However, is this the best career advice or option for me? Also, even if correct, from what institution would I do this program from? I’m Canadian so I would definitely want this program to be accepted by employers in Canada so a Canadian-based program might be a good idea, but I’m very open to advice on this. Next, I live in the Middle East so an on-line component of the program would be ideal. However, I’d still want this program to have an in-class component with the courses probably completed in the summer or perhaps even here in Qatar at a North American or European university “satellite” campus. Finally, I must mention that I have been essentially teaching ESL/EFL since I have come overseas so I am very open to suggestions in this area also. Thank you!
by Eric Bradshaw
Dec 5, 2015
I'm looking to donate a box of 25 (DVD Reader) optical drives - pulls from computers. If you clicked on this ad, I'm hoping you'll have use for just as many (or more) wiped HDDs (20-40 GB each), RAM (all kinds), video cards, etc. Looking for someone who'll actually use these items to teach children. Let's talk over email: [email removed]
It used to be "turn off the tv week." This time, the students and their teacher attempted a week without connection. A seventh grader wrote, “I don’t know how people in the early days did without laptops."
How did it go? Click below to read about the experience, lessons taught, and some lessons learned.
The digital world presents new issues of privacy.
Hello!
My school recently got a nice chunk of extra money of technology education, and we're looking at getting into a robotics curriculum. I can't find any sort of information comparing the different products, kits, and curricula -- any advice? LEGO? VEX? Stemfinity? Botball?
Thanks for your advice!
I'm transitioning my school to be 100&37; POSIX compliant by the end of the school year, and wanted to know what issues/experiences others have had.
Hey all,
I used to belong to a mailring by a man name Pete Mckay/McKray (at least that's what I remember). He would send a mailing m-f everyday of the school year w/diff info. Links to virtual museums,helpful sites, etc. Does anyone belong to this group? I would like to join again, but lost the info and cannot locate it online. Thanks!
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I work for Fuel Education, and we use this program in a lot of Pre-K facilities. The kids LOVE it!
Send me an email at [email removed]. :)
On 9/01/15, Natalie wrote: > I'm in a Preschool/Kindergarten setting at a private school > and recently upgraded to "newer" PC's (still ol...See More