Introduction Grouping and regrouping E-mail updates Texts and Links From Libraries Unlimited Multimedia Projects in Education, Ivers and Barron From Amazon The Non-Designer's Design Book, Robin Williams From the WWW Official HyperStudio Web Site Adobe PhotoShop Tips and Tricks Assignments Projects Weekly Readings Multimedia Projects in Education, Chapters 1 and 2, pages 1 - 26 The Non-Designer's Design Book, Chapters 1and 2, pages 13 - 26 Nuts and Bolts Server Folders and Files Large file management Zip disk E-mail External Server Discussion Presentations Why? What? Who? Work in pairs Indroduction to HyperStudio Click above to download the PDF file for the first HyperStudio lesson. First Stack Click the link above to view this first stack to your computer. On your own and Online Creating Text Objects What are GIFs and JPGs? Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers Next Week: Meet Me Bring in photographs to scan	Multiple Intelligences In Class Online Assignments Weekly Readings Multimedia Projects in Education, Chapter 3, pages 27-49 The Non-Designer's Design Book, Chapters 1 and 2. HyperStudio Getting Snazzy Backgrounds colored gradients special effects imported filters grouped modifying or deleting Clipart adding deleting modifying Graphic Objects adding floating? editing animating deleting Meet Me stacks PDF Resources Images Buttons Sounds VCR as a Printer	Team Building and Leadership Planking Cooperative Groups Format Forming groups Integrating technology Pgs. 37-39 MPiE What works best? Decide: Planning and Organization: This is what you do as an instructor, but it is also what you expect of your student groups. See "Journey Down the Nile" for an example of a group multimedia project. Goals knowledge skills rubrics Brainstorming knowledge skills Research curricular (texts) CD ROM Internet Appearance HyperStudio Adding Buttons Buttons icons invisible features grouped actions timers animations NBAs on graphics on text Meet Me stacks Assignment Weekly Reading Multimedia Projects in Education, Chapter 3, pages51-74 The Non-Designer's Design Book, Chapter 3.
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