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This is an example blog entry for the Teacher's discussion group. This web-group is for Teachers, but any teacher can create his/her own group too. For instance, if a teacher wanted to create a 5th Grade Music Group, and students in her class could subscribe and post entries just like this; questions, answers, comments, etc.

Web class science students recently submitted this fun and educational video for the PBS Wired Science video contest. Check it out! Click here.

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What ideas for actual lessons do you all have?

Practice Tutorials for UIL Computer Applications. (Created by E. Zimmerman.)

Wild Horses Newsletter

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This is an example blog entry for the Teacher's discussion group. This web-group is for Teachers, but any teacher can create his/her own group too. For instance, if a teacher wanted to create a 5th Grade Music Group, and students in her class could subscribe and post entries just like this; questions, answers, comments, etc. Teachers could use this group type to post class assignments, internet resources, or anything. Click "Create Content" and then Group to create your own group. And then just have your students sign-up.

This website uses roles to determine the levels of access. For instance, the student role allows for creating stories, blog-entries, slideshows, images, and bookreviews.

This article explains how to create a Link to another page or website, so when you click on a word or words the website goes to a new place.

There is a content-type called weblink which will automatically create a web-link for you. Just enter information in the fields.

Great new website! Let us know if you find anything that needs updating.