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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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WEEKLY CHECKPOINT - Week of: January 26 - 30, 2009

    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 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 - FRIDAY

    See Bell Ringers posted on whiteboard.

    Lesson/Activity:

    CATCH-UP WEEK FOR STUDENTS.  Students should complete Assignments #1 - #4 by Friday, January 30, 2009.

    REMINDER!!!
    ++++++++++

    All work must be kept in your binder, your jump drive, and your online file storage.  No excuses will be accepted for lost work.  BACK-UP all work! Bring your binder to class everyday.  Do not store your binder in the classroom.

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    Posted on 26th January 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!!!
    ++++++++++

    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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    Weekly Checkpoint – Week 14: December 1-5, 2008

    **TECH ALERT**-15th Week Assessments are December 8-9, 2008

    STUDY GUIDES
    Study guides are posted in the Class Period folder in FirstClass.   Study the questions/answers, in preparation for your 15th Week Assessments that are scheduled for next week. You will be able to use your spiral notebook/Cornell Notes for the Bonus Question on the 15rh Week Assessment, so take great notes!

    Spiral NotebookAssignment - Write the questions and answers for Lesson 3 in your spiral notebook. This assignment was due Monday, 12/1/08.  See last week’s assignments.

    SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS MUST BE TURNED IN TO DR. SHEGOG NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, 12/3/08.


    ASSIGNMENTS
    Assignments 20 – 26 are now late!   Late assignments are worth a maximum of 1/2 credit or 5 points.  Assignments 20-23 were originally due on Friday, November 21, 2008.   You will receive a zero for all assignments not received by Wednesday, 12/3/08 (your class period).

    TERMS
    Quarters 2 - 4: Terms must be written in your spiral notebook. Terms recorded on notebook paper must be transferred to your spiral notebook.

    Terms must be written in the Vocabulary Section of the spiral notebook.


    NOTES
    You must have at least one page of notes for each day. Notes must be written in your spiral notebook in the Notes Section.

    See What’s Due - CSA2


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    BELL RINGERS - Week 14 - Dec 1-5, 2008

    Monday - Sit at the table; take out a sheet of paper.  Prepare to take notes from guest speaker, Ms. K. Heard, Northwestern Business College.

    Tuesday - Forms Computer Exercise (after mini-demo by teacher).

    Wednesday - Turn in spiral notebook.  Define Vocabulary terms listed on board, in your spiral notebook.

    Thursday - Compute 13th Week Evaluation.  Calculate your points for Assignments/Projects/Bell Ringers (BR), and Attendance (3 tardies = 1 absence).

    Friday – Review Study Guide for Lesson 3, in preparation for 15th Week Assessment

    Lessons/Activities

    Monday – Guest speaker - Ms. K. Heard, Northwestern Business College.  Turn in assignments/homework due Monday, 12/1/08.

    Tuesday – Forms mini-demo, Forms Computer Exercise (BR), HOMEWORK - Write 10 questions/answers, on Cornell Notes Form, about the guest speaker’s presentation on  Monday, December 1, 2008.  If you were absent, use the brochures.  See Dr. Shegog for a copy.

    Wednesday – Turn in your spiral notebook.  You must have:

    * 1 page of Notes for each week:  (Week 11, 12, 13, and 14).
    Vocabulary Terms in the Vocabulary section - (Bell Ringers)
    Study Guide for Lesson 3 written in the spiral notebook

    Thursday - Forms assignment/ Review for 15th Week Assessment.

    Friday - Forms assignment/ Review for 15th Week Assessment.

    Posted on 1st December 2008
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    Week 12: November 17 - November 21, 2008

    TECH ALERT:

    *Please Note**

    TERMS:

    Quarter 2 - 4: Terms must be written in your spiral notebook. Terms recorded on notebook paper must be transferred to your spiral notebook.

    Terms must be written in the Vocabulary Section of the spiral notebook.

    You will be able to use your spiral notebook/Cornell Notes for the Bonus Question on the 15rh Week Assessment, so take great notes!

    NOTES:
    You must have at least one page of notes for each day. Notes must be written in your spiral notebook in the Notes Section.

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    Assignment numbers for new work will be given this week.

    Assignments 20 – 24 must be turned in by Friday, November 21, 2008.

    Assignments 20 - 22 (previously assigned before 10th Week Assessments):

    See What’s Due - CSA2

    Assignment 26 -30 and Group Project Q2-1 will be due next week.

    Poster II will be due on Wednesday, November 26, 2008

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    BELL RINGERS

    Monday - Go directly to your computer and define the following terms:. Terms: Lesson 1 - Exercise 2, pg. 597, 1-5 (table, datasheet, form, dialog box launcher, and preview) and Exercise 3, pg. 604, 1-3 (primary key, blank database, and template).

    Tuesday -Go directly to your computer and continue working on the Cornell Notes – Exercise 2, pgs. 597-600 and Exercises 3 – pgs. 604-607. Use the Cornell Notes form.

    BR QUIZ- 5 min. - TECH TERMS Without talking, go to your class Period folder and open the TECH TERM QUIZ #1. Complete the Quiz and save it in the Period Folder in FirstClass. Don’t forget to put your heading on it and save it in the Period folder. Save the Quiz in your Tests/Quizzes folder in FirstClass also.


    Wednesday - Go directly to your computer and define the terms
    Terms: Exercise 3, pg. 604 (1-3) – (primary key, blank database, and template) and Exercise 4, pg. 610 (1-6) – (table design view, data type, field description, field properties, primary key, and composite key). Use the Cornell Notes form.

    Thursday - Go directly to your computer and define the terms, using the Cornell Notes form.

    Terms: Exercise 4, pg. 610 (1-6) – (table design view, data type, field description, field properties, primary key, and composite key). Lesson 2 - Exercise 7, pg. 620 - 1-4 (caption, input mask, validation rule, and index) and Exercise 8, pg. 626 – 1-2 (plain text and delimiter).

    Friday - Go directly to your computer and log in to the Choices Planner website.

    Lessons/Activities

    Monday

    Students - Explain the concepts in Exercise 2, pgs. 597-600 and Exercises 2 – pgs. 604-607 using the Cornell Notes form. Summarize the concepts at the bottom of the Cornell Notes form.

    Perform the Computer Procedures pgs. 600-601, 607 and Computer Exercises, pgs. 602 and 608.

    TuesdayContinue with Cornell Notes – Lesson 2 - Exercise 2 and 3, pgs. 597-600 and 604-607. Perform the Procedures – pgs. 600– 601 and Computer Exercises - pg. 602 and 608.

    Quiz –Terms – Exercise 1-2 (10 mins.). If time permits, complete the On Your Own Exercise – pg. 603.

    WednesdayBegin working on the Cornell Notes – Exercise 3-4, pg. 604-607 and 610-613. Summarize your notes at the bottom of the Cornell Notes page. Perform Procedures Exercise 3, pg, 607 and Computer Exercise, pg. 608.

    Thursday - Group project- Group Database #1- See handout for instructions. (20 mins)

    Organize in groups, at designated computers, and complete group project – Creating a Customer Database.

    Do Exercise, pg. 614 as a group project. If time permits, do the On Your Own Exercise, pg. 615.

    Students complete Procedures – pg 630-632.

    Friday - Students - Explain the concepts in Lesson 2 - Exercise 7, pgs. 620-623 and Exercise 8, pgs. 626 - 629, using the Cornell Notes form. Summarize the concepts at the bottom of the Cornell Notes form.

    Do Choices Planner Activity #1

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    Be G.O.A.L.S.-Oriented

    G eneration

    O bama’s

    A wesome

    L eading

    S tudents

    Posted on 17th November 2008
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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 8: October 20 - October 24, 2008

    Classwork and Homework Assignments due by Thursday, 10/23/08. Get tyour assignments out of your folder and submit them to Dr. Shegog.

    I. Weekly Objectives:

    • To complete Lesson 2 and begin Lesson 3 - Access Basics (Manipulating Data/Forms)
    • To assess students’ grade to date for Assignments 8-12.
    • To complete a major project about students’ future goals.
    • To prepare for Quarter 1 assessments

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    II. LATEST ASSIGNMENTS“Are you up-to-date?”

    ____#20 Lesson 2 - Review Questions (T-F 1-5 and Written Questions 1-5 (pp. IA36-37). –
    ( previously assigned)

    ____#21 What Makes Me a FirstClass Student?

    ____#22 – Lesson 3 – Review Questions (pp. IA57)

    ____#23 - Poster Board (blank tr-fold poster) - (previously due)

    COMPUTER PROJECTS:

    Lesson 2 – Projects (DO NOT PRINT THE PROJECTS - Upload them to FirstClass from your jump drive. Save all projects in your Projects folder in FirstClass.

    Project #5 - 2-1
    Project #6 - 2-2
    Project #7 - 2-3
    Project #8 - Activity 2-1

    ____ ”ALL ABOUT ME” MAJOR PROJECT – (tri-fold poster) (value = 100 points)
    Due date: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 - NO EXCEPTIONS!!

    The poster board should contain the following items:

    • Title on the poster board. Your heading information on an index card in top right-hand corner.
    • Resume
    • Short Paper about yourself (who/what influences you, what are your favorites (foods, sport, etc.), what is important to you)
      Paper should be double-spaced with all 1″ margins and use 12pt. Times New Roman
      black font.
      Include an introduction, body, and conclusion.

      PICTURES AND TERMS DEPICTING THE THREE PHASES OF YOUR LIFE DESCRIBED BELOW:
    1. Phase 1 - My life during the first five years after I leave Harlan
    2. Phase 2 - My life in 10 years
    3. Phase 3 - My life in 40 years
    • Pictures/photos collage (in center of poster - minimum number = 20 pictures). Pictures can be from magazines, newspapers, flyers, Internet, or hand-drawn. DO NOT CUT PICTURES FROM TEXTBOOKS. This will result in an automatic grade of “F.”
    • 10 words (minimum) cut from magazines and placed in center section of poster depicting your life over the next forty years.
    • My Life - write a summary of what you expect your life to be like during each time period below. You may use index cards or other paper:
    • College Report (see handout)and college information (information sheets, pamphlets, etc.)NOTE:

    (SAMPLE layout for the project is posted on the board).

    QUARTER 1 ASSESSMENTS will be given on November 4 and 5.  Study your vocabulary and review Lessons 1-3, after you complete your projects.  Study guides for Lesson 2 and 3 will be posted by Monday, October 27, 2008.

    Click here for LESSON 1 - STUDY GUIDE

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    Bell Ringers

    Monday Create six flash cards, using the vocabulary in Lesson 2 and 3. Choose six out of the total words in Lesson 2 and 3.

    Tuesday – Lesson 2 - Vocabulary (1-4) . Write in Spiral Notebook in Vocabulary Section.

    WednesdayMid-Week Reflection. What have you done to ensure that you will receive a passing grade in this class? Reflect on your attendance (absences/tardies), time-on-task, attitude, note-taking, submission of work in a timely manner (including poster board project), lab procedures, etc.

    Thursday - Draw a VENN diagram illustrating the relationship between a file cabinet as a database and an electronic database. Identify the similarities and differences. See posted sample.

    Friday – No school for students

    Evaluation Sheet Verification. Check with teacher to confirm your points/grades to date, no later than Wednesday, October 29, 2008.

    Posted on 20th October 2008
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    Week 7: 10/13-10/17 - Weekly Checkpoint

    Monday - Columbus Day - (no school)

    Tuesday - Thursday - “CATCH-UP” Time

    Students will complete unfinished work (Assignments 8 - 19).
    Please Note: : The original due date for these assignments was Friday, October 10, 2008.

    Friday - QUIZ (covering Lesson 1-2 Access Basics)

    Students will take a 15 min. practical exam to assess their knowledge of Lesson 1 and 2 in Access.
    CHECK THE ETC TUTORING SCHEDULE, IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL HELP WITH YOUR ASSIGNMENTS. Dr. Shegog is available after school on Thursday, October 16, 2008 to provide tutoring for students.

    Posted on 13th October 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.

    Posted on 22nd September 2008
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