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| Happy Halloween! |
 Lab 211Plug your thumb drive in on the tower behind your monitor. Click on "Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer" To save to your thumb drive With the document you wish to save open, click on File, Save As. If the thumb drive is already open and you see your items, check the name of your document, and click on Save. If not, at the left of the window that opens, scroll down to Computer, and below that find Removable Disk. You will want to add your name to the beginning of the name of your document. Don't erase what is already there. Before ejecting your thumb drive, close documents that are saved on it. Close the window that shows its contents. Click on the two upward arrows at the bottom right of the screen. Look for the icon with a bit of green. Follow any directions. Wait for a message: Safe to Remove Hardware. Goodbye! To log off the computer, look for "Start" at the bottom left of the computer. Click it. To the right of that see "Shut down." Click on the arrow to the right of that. Select "Log off." Don't forget to take your thumb drive! |
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| This boy came as Eragon. |
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| This boy came as Cap, the main character from the novel Schooled. |
 Lab 223Plug your thumb drive into the back of the keyboard or into the back of the monitor -- to your right. An icon for you thumb drive should appear on the desktop -- perhaps to the right. To save to your thumb drive With the document you wish to save open, click on File, Save As. If the thumb drive is already open, check the name of your document, and click on Save. If not, scroll down to DEVICES and click on DISK_IMG You will want to add your name to the beginning of the name of your document. Don't erase what is already there. Before ejecting your thumb drive, close documents that are saved on it. To eject your thumb drive, drag it to the garbage can which will turn into an eject icon. Goodbye! To log off the computer, find the apple icon at the top left, click on log out student. Don't forget to take your thumb drive! |
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Select and record on the pink paper two or three people you might
like to learn more about.
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Log onto the computer following the directions
in the lab.
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Instructions for Opening Biography Reference Center
1. Go
to our school homepage at http://afjh.alpineschools.org/ (You could use the link from our
blog.)
2. Click
on RESOURCES at the left.
3. Click
on Biography Reference CenteR.
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Log-in to
Biography Reference CenteR
with
username
afjh
password:
caveman
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Finding Famous People with Biography
Reference Center
Decide who you are most interested in
researching.
1. In
the Search bar, type in the name of your person. Make sure you spell it correctly.
2. Click
on the Search button.
3. You
may see a list of people who have the same name or other possible letter
combinations. Pick the one you
mean, and click on the link.
4. Now
you will see a list of sources about that person.
5. Browse
through them by clicking on each link and scrolling down to see how much
information is available from each source.
6.
è Select
the source that looks the most useful to you. ç
Notice that each source is given a lexile level – a number that
indicates reading level. Make sure that article is open.
7. Copy the URL from
the source with the most useful information.
Log into Edmodo: lastnamefirstname
student number
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Signing Up for your Hero/Famous Person
When you have
decided on the person you hope to do,
go to Edmodo and
reply to the note labeled
“IMPORTANT --
SIGN-UP FOR YOUR HERO.”
1.
Check
any previous replies to see whether your hero is already taken. If so, try
another of your choices on Biography Reference Center. When you have one --
2.
Type
your hero’s name into a reply,
3.
Paste
the URL from Biography Reference Center, and click to reply.
3.Watch for Ms. Dorsey’s answer to you within the same
reply.
You choice must
be found in Biography Reference Center.
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| Use correct spelling and grammar on Edmodo. |
Examples: Biography Reference Center, SIRS Discoverer, EBSCO, 
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| Lab 223 Plug your thumb drive into the back of the keyboard or into the back of the monitor -- to your right. An icon for you thumb drive should appear on the desktop -- perhaps to the right. To save to your thumb drive With the document you wish to save open, click on File, Save As. If the thumb drive is already open, check the name of your document, and click on Save. If not, scroll down to DEVICES and click on DISK_IMG You will want to add your name to the beginning of the name of your document. Don't erase what is already there. Before ejecting your thumb drive, close documents that are saved on it. To eject your thumb drive, drag it to the garbage can which will turn into an eject icon. Goodbye! To log off the computer, find the apple icon at the top left, click on log out student. Don't forget to take your thumb drive! |
| Lab 211 Plug your thumb drive in on the tower behind your monitor. Click on "Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer" To save to your thumb drive With the document you wish to save open, click on File, Save As. If the thumb drive is already open and you see your items, check the name of your document, and click on Save. If not, at the left of the window that opens, scroll down to Computer, and below that find Removable Disk. You will want to add your name to the beginning of the name of your document. Don't erase what is already there. Before ejecting your thumb drive, close documents that are saved on it. Close the window that shows its contents. Click on the two upward arrows at the bottom right of the screen. Look for the icon with a bit of green. Follow any directions. Wait for a message: Safe to Remove Hardware. Goodbye! To log off the computer, look for "Start" at the bottom left of the computer. Click it. To the right of that see "Shut down." Click on the arrow to the right of that. Select "Log off." Don't forget to take your thumb drive! |
If you were absent today, your code of conduct and letter are in your folder. Sign and turn in the code of conduct, and take the letter to your parent.
