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Aug 16, 2006
Has anyone come across any good, free or commercial,
databases that will create math assessment questions
linked to national or state standards?
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What is the difference between the Academic version and
Professional version of Microsoft Office? Will items
created in the Academic version open in Professional?
Thanks.
What is the difference between the Academic version and
Professional version of Microsoft Office? Will items
created in the Academic version open in Professional?
Thanks.
Aug 21, 2006
I have inherited an old computer that has the program Kid
Desk on it. Kid Desk was made many years ago by Edmark and
is a launcher program. I used it in a lab many years ago
and remember it as a very neat little program. However,
what I don't remember is the keyboard commands to get into
the teacher controls!...See More
Sep 2, 2006
Hi guys,
I am currently studying for a degree in teaching and have
an assignment in which I need to track down/design a
template for evaluating educational software.
I am having all sorts of trouble locating such templates
and so far have found just one suitable template, from
UCLA.
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Greg
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Hi,
I ended up using Kathy Schrock's (and a few other) evaluation
forms as the basis for my own.
Do a search for "Kathy Schrock".
Good luck with the assignment!
cheers,
Greg
Hi,
I ended up using Kathy Schrock's (and a few other) evaluation
forms as the basis for my own.
Do a search for "Kathy Schrock".
Good luck with the assignment!
cheers,
Greg
grrrr...Your professor should just give you a good checklist
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instead of having you and all your classmates reinvent the
wheel. I've never met one single teacher who used a software
evaluation checklist, let alone wasted time designing one.
Sympathy to you. Good luck with the wild goose chase and all
the other busywork that lies ahead.
On 9/02/06, Greg Benne...See More
instead of having you and all your classmates reinvent the
wheel. I've never met one single teacher who used a software
evaluation checklist, let alone wasted time designing one.
Sympathy to you. Good luck with the wild goose chase and all
the other busywork that lies ahead.
On 9/02/06, Greg Benne...See More
Sep 17, 2006
Which version do you think is best version 3 or 4?
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The difference between the Academic version and the
Professional version is which software is included. The
Academic version includes Word, Excel, Powerpoint and
Outlook. The Professional version includes everything in
the Academic version plus Publisher and Access. You won't
have any problems opening it...See More