July 17, 2000
Agenda
"Computers were invented to keep men (people) humble!"
by Max Bell as told to Ellen
1. Site
of the Day
2. One more time: You can link your teaching guide,
student page, and any other pages together the same way you copied links
to your links page.
- Go to your directory (http://cuip.uchicago.edu/~username)
- Click on the page you want to make a link to
- Highlight the URL; Edit; Copy
- Click Back to return to your directory
- Click on the page you want to put the link onto
- Place the cursor where you want the link (if you want text to be linked, highlight the text - for example see Site of the Day in item 1 above - this is an example of text being a link).
- Click on the link icon. Place the cursor under Link to URL (page location) or File; then click Edit; Paste.
- Save; Publish!
4. Work on your lesson plan!
5. Finish up Show and tell! Take about 5 minutes to give us an overview of what you have so far in your lesson plan.
Today's To Do List
1. Assess
your progress frequently.
2. Don't forget...the lab next door is available for
your use every afternoon!
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