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ð Dr. Barbara Shegog

Technology Instructor

Harlan Community Academy H. S.
9652 S. Michigan Avenue

Chicago, IL 60628

(773) 535-5400 x29294 (phone)

(773) 535-5061 (fax)

Email: bfshegog@cps.edu

Class Website: http://www.shegogtech.com

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Home of the Tech Falcons
Class Motto: Soaring to ultimate heights!©

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Students in Dr. Shegog’s 8th period Senior class.

Computer Software Applications 2 (CSA2) is the senior-level Career and Technical Education course in the Information Technology program cluster.   The course is offered by the Chicago Public Schools - Department of College and Career Preparation.  In this course, students learn basic web design concepts and create simple web pages using HTML and web editors. Students complete individual and group projects to demonstrate their knowledge of the basic web design concepts. Students also learn career development skills, and they are given opportunities to participate in job-shadowing and internship experiences.

All CSA2 students are required to check this site each day and read the Students page for important links, Hot News section for class news, and all Recent Posts for the latest information and updates about assignments.

Students must read the Assignments posts and Bellringer page to retrieve their daily work.

TechNotes posts can help clarify the notes that students record in class…not substitute for them.

Please note: All assignments must be saved in the appropriate electronic folder in FirstClass each day. Students must adhere to all due dates. Extra time will be given for projects and special assignments. You will receive reduced points for late work!

You may contact me at anytime by email at: bfshegog@cps.edu.

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Weekly Checkpoint: Week of Nov 30 - Dec 4, 2009

CIT - Periods 1 & 8

Complete the Practice Test - Chapter 2, in
preparation for your 15th Week Assessment.

Visit the school’s website at: 
http://harlanfalcons.org.  Then locate Dr.
Shegog’s home page.  Check ALL HOMEWORK
listings.

Posted on 1st December 2009
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Capstone Checkpoint: April 13 - May 1, 2009


Please check:  Assignments/Homework and Capstone Info

Also:  http://www.shegogtech.com/capstone.html


Posted on 13th April 2009
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WEEK 18: January 12 - 16, 2009

  • Assignments 28-32 were due December 19, 2008.

  • Assignments 33-36 were due on Thursday, January 8, 2009 for full credit.

  • Late credit - Friday, January 9, 2009.

  • 1/2 credit will be given on Monday, January 12, 2008.


WEEKLY OBJECTIVES:

- To review basic ACCESS 2007 concepts covered in Lessons 1-4, with special focus on finding data in a database (queries, filters, Go to command, Find command, etc.).

_ To assess students’ knowledge of basic ACCESS concepts: Lesson 4: Finding Information in a Database

_To help prepare students for post-secondary options, using CHOICES PLANNER website: http://www.cps.bridges.com

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Bell Ringer:: If the Bell Ringer is not written on the whiteboard, login to your FirstClass account.   Open the Bell Ringer for the current day from the Period folder/Bell Ringer folder. Complete the Bell Ringer and save it to the Period/Bell Ringer folder and your File Storage/Bell Ringer folder5 minutes max. time after the bell.

MONDAY - 1/12/09

Bell Ringer:: Record the correct answers for the Studyguide - Assignment #34 from the whiteboard.  Quiz your tech-buddy on the True-False questions in Studyguide Assignment #34.

Lesson/Activity:

Quiz your tech-buddy on the True-False questions in Studyguide Assignment #34.  Record the correct answers for the remainder of the studyguide,  by listening to class review/discussion.

REMINDER!!!
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Your End-of-Semester Assessments are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, 1/15 and 1/16.

Homework: Study for your assessments.  Review all Cornell Notes and your study guides.

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TUESDAY - 1/13/09

BELLRINGER: Review Completion section for Semester 1 assessment (studyguide - Assignment #35).  Record the correct answers, so you can study for the tests scheduled for tomorrow and Thursday 1/14-1/15.

LESSON/ACTIVITY:

FIRSTCLASS ASSIGNMENT

Open your FirstClass account.  Then locate all work completed for Semester 1 (in your file storage or on your jump drive.  Rename assignments appropriately.  Make sure each assignment has a number and name.   You are going to make sure that all assignments from Semester 1 are uploaded.  You will create a folder named:  Semester 1 Work in File Storage and your HOOP (name) folder.

Save ALL assignments from Semester 1 (Assignments 1-36) in your FILE STORAGE AND HOOP folder in FIRSTCLASS.

Steps:

Create a folder called “Semester 1 Work in both your FILE STORAGE and in your H.O.O.P. (name) folder in FirstClass.

Upload all assignments (1-36) from your jump drive to each Semester 1 Work folder. Make sure each assignment has an assignment number and name.

Posted on 12th January 2009
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WEEK 10: November 3 - November 7, 2008

Monday, November 3 and Tuesday, November 4, 2008

10th Week Assessments

Practical Exam

Online Exam

(See posted schedules)

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Make-up Assessments

Due by Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Updated Evaluation Sheet: (Assignments 8-19) with your actual points recorded. calculate your own assignments grade. Check with instructor for a confirmation of your grade.

Poster Project #1 - Last Chance for a Grade - For late credit, submit your poster board project by 11/5/08. Maximum points = 60 points.

Spiral Notebook - turn in your spiral notebooks that contain your Terms/Vocabulary for Weeks 1-8 and your daily notes (Minimum - 1 page per week).

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Open Lab - Complete unfinished assignments (20-24).

Friday, November 7, 2008

Professional Development Day for teachers - No school for students.

Posted on 3rd November 2008
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Week 5: 9/29-10/3 - Weekly Checkpoint

**HOMECOMING WEEK**

Bell Ringers:

Monday - 9/29/08

Retrieve graded work from Return folder. Organize the assignments in your 2-pocket folder. Update your Assignments Checklist with the actual points received. Store the folder in the storage container for your class.


Tuesday - 9/30/08

(Periods 2 and 8): Go directly to your computer and access the class website: www.shegogtech.com. Wait for further instructions about the 5th Week Assessment. You will be assigned an exam to take. If you are unable to get a computer, go to the table and open your textbook to Lesson 2.

Periods 1, 3, and 7): In groups, organize around one computer for your Group Project #1. If the recorder is absent, designate a recorder for the practical exercise.

Wednesday -10/01/08

(Periods 1, 3, and 7): Go directly to your computer and access the class website: www.shegogtech.com. Wait for further instructions about the 5th Week Assessment. You will be assigned an exam to take.

If you are unable to get a computer, go to the table and open your textbook to Lesson 2.

Periods 2 and 8): In groups, organize around one computer for your Group Project #1. If the recorder is absent, designate a recorder for the practical exercise.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Go directly to your computer and access the class website. Open Word to prepare for a Writing Assignment. Get your folder from the storage bin and give it to Dr. Shegog.

Friday, October 3, 2008

Get your supplies checked by Dr. Shegog.

Classwork/Homework

Monday - Review for 5th Week Assessments

Tuesday/Wednesday - 5th Week Assessments

Assessments are scheduled for Tuesday, September 30 and Wednesday, October 1, 2008:

Tuesday

Periods 2 and 8 - Online Assessment/Supplies Checked
Periods 1, 3, and 7 - Practical Exam

Wednesday

Periods 2 and 8 - Practical Exam
Periods 1, 3, and 7 - Online Assessment/Supplies Checked

Thursday - Make-up Assessments

Turn in Assignments 8-15 to Dr. Shegog. Retrieve the assignments from your folder and give them to Dr. Shegog.


Email Bell Ringers to your class period
folder in FirstClass.

Assignments to turn in to Dr. Shegog.

___ #8 - Group Selection (name of group, members, roles, emails)
___ #9 - Four Features of FirstClass
___#10 – Step-by-Step Exercises – Lesson 1 (printout in landscape)
___#11 – Lesson 1 – Review Questions (T-F 1-5 and Written Questions - 1-5 pg. IA19-20)
___#12 – Lesson 1 – Cornell Notes
___#13 – Supplies Checked
___#14 – Assignment Points Verified/Evaluation Sheet Updated
___#15 – ETC Career Development Facilitator – Cornell Notes (per 1-3 only)
Five Questions/Answers about Purdue University – Cornell Notes (7th -8th)

Friday - CATCH-UP DAY FOR STUDENTS

Students should use CATCH-UP Day Friday as extra time to complete any unfinished work. Students who have completed the assignments listed will be given a Special Creativity Assignment.
CLASSWORK/HOMEWORK (previously assigned)

___#16 – List 20 “I Cans” for CSA2
___#17 – Online Student Information Sheet
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=uvIO0lhwiKKAfBU0iDWPqA_3d_3d

___#18 – Lesson 2 – Step-by-Step Exercises
___#19 - Writing Assignment - Recording Artists

PROJECTS:

____ NOTES PROJECT (Daily Notes in Spiral Notebook)

____ ABOUT ME PROJECT – (tri-fold poster)


Computer Projects:

Lesson 2 - Projects

Posted on 29th September 2008
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Week 4: 9/22-9/26 - Weekly Checkpoint

I. Weekly Objectives:

  • To complete Lesson 1 - Access Basics.
  • To assess students’ grade to date for Lesson 1.
  • To begin Lesson 2 - Access Basics (creating, modifying, and printing databases.
  • To learn about college resources available from ETC Career Development Facilitator

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II. Bell Ringers:

Monday - 9/22/08

None (Guest Speaker) Ms. J. Johnson, ETC Career Development Facilitator (periods 1-3)

Organize folders, placing assignments in numerical order. Get additional recorded

assignments from teacher and place them in your folder (periods 7 -8)


Tuesday - 9/23/08

Organize folders, placing assignments in numerical order. Get additional recorded
assignments from teacher and place in your folder. (periods 7 -8)

Wednesday - Thursday - 9/24 - 9/25/08

None - Senior Workshops

Friday - 9/26/08

No school for students

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Assignments:

Folders and supplies must be checked by Monday, 9/29/08.


Assignment #12 - Cornell Notes - Lesson 1

Write Cornell Notes for Lesson 1 - Access Basics. Write 10 questions/10 answers and the summary on the Cornell Notes form. The Cornell Notes form can be found on the home page of the class website: http://www.shegogtech.com in the computer image (center of page).

Assignment #13 – Supplies Checked – Week 4

Assignment #14 – Assignment Points Verified/Updated Evaluation Sheet Due

Assignment #15 – ETC Career Development Facilitator – Cornell Notes (per 1-3 only)
Five Questions/Answers about Purdue University – Cornell Notes
(7th -8th periods)

Assignment #16 – List 20 “I Cans” for CSA2

Assignment #17 – Online Student Information Sheet

Assignment #18 – Lesson 2 – Step-by-Step Exercises

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Computer Projects #1-#4 must be checked by Monday, 9/29/08.

Poster Project - Have your Science tri-fold poster by Monday, 9/29/08.  You will work on your “About Me” project for homework and during next week.  Poster Projects are due by next Friday.

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Monday - September 15, 2008 (Access Basics - Lesson 1 / Quiz 2)

Bellringer
Retrieve all papers from your class folder. Organize class and homework in your 2-pocket folder and re-submit folder to Dr. Shegog.

Lesson/Computer Acitivity
Take Quiz #2 (15 min. max)

Do Review Questions - Access Basics (Lesson 1)
Do Project 1 - Lesson 1 Access Basics
Do Vocabulary 1-4 Access Basics

QUIZ 2 - Take the quiz that is assigned to you by Dr. Shegog.

    QUIZ 2A

Quiz 2A covering Weeks 1 and 2.

QUIZ 2B

Quiz 2B covering Weeks 1 and 2.

QUIZ 2C

Quiz 2C covering Weeks 1 and 2.

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Friday, September 12, 2008 - QUIZ 1

Click on the link below to access Quiz 1.

Quiz 1 covering Weeks 1 and 2.

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Checkpoint for Week 35 - May 19 - May 23, 2008

FINAL COUNTDOWN FOR WEB DESIGN

SENIORS

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 CSA2 - Periods 1, 3, & 8   

You are responsible for completing the following tasks and storing all work in your folder on computer 22 by Tuesday, May 27, 2008:  

Packet #4 should be included on your poster board.  

REVIEW FOR FINAL EXAM - TECHKNOW PRETEST (cover Tut. 1- 2 only) 
Final Exam will cover Tutorials 1-4

                                             FINAL COUNTDOWN - SENIORS

BUSINESS PLAN PROJECT - CHECKLIST

BUSINESS PLAN COMPONENTS - FINAL PROJECT

20 FRONTPAGE CONCEPTS CHECKLIST

TRI-FOLD POSTER BOARD DISPLAYS ARE DUE ON FRIDAY, MAY 23, 2008 WITH THE DOCUMENTS ATTACHED.  Please note:  

Packet #4 should be included on your poster board.

 

      Weekly Goals:  “I CANs

  • I can define terminology in Tutorials 1-4 of the text.
  • I can update my daily log form, Cornell Notes, and Bell Ringers forms - (BDCs.).
  • I can record daily notes in my spiral notebook.
  • I can create a basic web page, using the concepts that I learned this quarter- Tutorials 1-4.
  • I can use the correct file naming convention to identify all of my files.
  • I can save my files in the appropriate storage locations:   jump drive, email, and online foldersNo excuses will be accepted for lost work.  Have a backup system!
  • I can organize all of my work in my 2-pocket folder.
  • I can take notes on oral presentations given by my peers.
  • I can work in cooperative groups (or with my tech buddy) to complete team projects.
  • I can get the appropriate forms/supplies checked weekly for credit.
  • I can turn in my assignments by the due dates (or within 2 days, if I presented a reinstatement for excused absence(s) to Dr. Shegog.  I understand that no credit will be received for my work, if I cut class on the due date.

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 Bell Ringers:   NONE

The BDCs through Week 33 will be used to help determine your final grade.

SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS are due on Friday, May 23, 2008.  You should have 1 page of notes for each week, beginning Week 20 and ending Week 33 for Semester 2.

Daily Note-taking:
Write notes in your spiral notebook every day.  Use 1 page per week.  Write the Week number and dates for each page. 

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Computer Lesson/Activities:

Projects/Assignments/Homework/FINAL COUNTDOWN

 FINAL COUNTDOWN - SENIORS

BUSINESS PLAN PROJECT - CHECKLIST

BUSINESS PLAN COMPONENTS - FINAL PROJECT

20 FRONTPAGE CONCEPTS CHECKLIST

 **REMINDER:   Save all work (including Group work) in the appropriate storage locations:   jump drive, email, and online folders. 

ALL WORK MUST BE STORED ON COMPUTER #22. WEEKLY IN YOUR FOLDER.

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 CSA1 - Periods 4 & 7

Weekly Goals:  “I CAN” 

  • I can record daily notes in my spiral notebook.
  • I can update my daily log form, Cornell Notes, and Bell Ringers forms - (BDCs.).
  • I can answer correctly the Review Questions - Lesson 1 - Access Basics.
  • I can define correctly the vocabulary terms in Lesson 1 - Access Basics.
  • I can edit my personal start-up business plan and create documents for the appendix.
  • I can use the correct file naming convention to identify all of my files.
  • I can save my files in the appropriate storage locations:   jump drive, email, and online foldersNo excuses will be accepted for lost work.  Have a backup system!
  • I can organize all of my work in my 2-pocket folder.
  • I can take notes on oral presentations given by my peers.
  • I can work in cooperative groups (or with my tech buddy) to complete team projects.
  • I can get the appropriate forms/supplies checked weekly for credit.
  • I can turn in my assignments by the due dates (or within 2 days, if I presented a reinstatement for excused absence(s) to Dr. Shegog.  I understand that no credit will be received for my work, if I cut class on the due date.

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Bell Ringers:   (Should be completed 7 min. after the bell rings!  Record all bell ringers on the Bell Ringer Form for the week.  Turn in your Bell Ringer Form on Fridays or when requested by the teacher.) 

  1. Type Bell Ringer answers in your BDC form for the week. 
  2. You may also use the bell ringer questions in your Cornell Notes for the week.  Your Cornell Notes Form will be due every Friday, unless otherwise stated.

Monday - Thursday - See the whiteboard for directions. 

Friday - Print your Weekly Self-Evaluation Form.  Submit it to the teacher today.  Print a copy for your folder also.  Print all BDC forms and other work.  Submit all work teacher by due dates.

Daily Note-taking
Write notes in your spiral notebook every day.  Use 1 page per week.  Write the Week number and dates for each page. 

For example: Week 32:   April 28 - May 2, 2008                

  Monday - 4/28-Tuesday - 4/29-/

Activities/Projects for the Week: 

  • Personal Business Plan - The completed packet is now LATE.  Late credit for late work.  Submit your packet no later than 4/28/08 for 1/2 credit.
  • Spiral Notebook - Update your spiral notebook on a daily-basis.  Get your jump drive checked weekly.  Print all forms and submit work when by the posted or stated due dates.

Complete your Daily Log /Bell/Ringer/Cornell Notes forms (BDCs) every day.   **REMINDER:   Save all work (including Group work) in the appropriate storage locations:   jump drive, email, and online folders. 

ALL WORK MUST BE STORED ON COMPUTER #22 WEEKLY IN YOUR PERSONAL FOLDER.   

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Posted on 19th May 2008
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