Our suite consists of a...See MoreI don't know if this is the right place, but I'd like to hear from teachers who have experience with educational software. I'm a programmer writing a new educational software suite for grades K-5. I do have some teaching experience at the high school level, and another on our team is a special education specialist.
Our suite consists of a teacher's control panel, where the teacher can decide what content each student receives (among other things), 5 games the students can pick from, as well as a "front end" where the student logs in and picks a game, and a server program, which stores all of the student progress data.
The suite runs very well on XP machines. But on Windows Vista, when the "front end" is ran, a warning from Vista appears, saying the publisher cannot be identified. It appears when the front end is run, but the warning is harmless.
We want to sell our software, as it is large, comprehensive, easy to use, and everyone who has used it likes it. But as I haven't been able to get rid of the warning message, I wonder if schools who use Vista would decide not to purchase it because of the warning message.
If anyone here uses Vista on a daily basis, would you be put off by a program that makes a warning message like that appear?
What are some ways you can use technology to determine student proficiency of an objective you just taught? I want to integrate more technology into my room and was just wondering what some of your ideas were. thanks
On 7/27/09, Just Curious wrote: > What are some ways you can use technology to determine > student proficiency of an objective you just taught? I > want to integrate more technology into my room and was just > wondering what some of your ideas were. thanks
On 7/27/09, aggie'swife wrote: > Do you have a promethean (or smart) board? > Do you have laptops or can you go to the computer lab? > Do you have an overhead projector? > > It would help to know what techno stuff you have. > > > On 7/27/09, Just Curious wrote: >> What are some ways you can use technology to determine >> student proficiency of an objective you just taught? I >> want to integrate more technology into my room and was just >> wondering what some of your ideas were. thanks
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I'm looking for software that will help me create my own materials. I usually use what I have available on my computer to make my own worksheets, tests, games, and cards. I would like something that will make my work easier and more attractive. Thank you
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Marking student work and providing them with written feedback is easy with this great application. Especially useful for providing a large amount of constructive feedback to students on their work. Saves time and increases the reliability of marking.
If yo...See MoreASLdeafined is a program for anyone to learn sign language, including you and your students. Some of the features of ASLdeafined are:
1. Themed Lessons 2. Skill building activities and retention exercises 3. Personalized progress chart 4. Customizable dictionary and vocabulary bank 5. Deaf Culture and tips 6. Much, Much more
I need suggestions that would help supplement classroom reading lessons. Something that would help students learn to read better. Something for each grade K-5 is what I am looking for.
I came across this site today and WOW!!! This is what I've been looking for... a safe way for my kids to explore the internet without me clicking every link...
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You should also test what it will do with Windows 7.