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Good Afternoon Gentlemen مساء الخير يا ساده Welcome to: أهلا وسهلا بكم في

Good Afternoon Gentlemen مساء الخير يا ساده Welcome to: أهلا وسهلا بكم في . Teacher Tim's Electronic Classroom www.timdunne.org. What we will look at: Electronic Planner – HTML doc. E-mailed assignments: MLA Format Marking Plagiarism ‘ Tutorism ’

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Good Afternoon Gentlemen مساء الخير يا ساده Welcome to: أهلا وسهلا بكم في

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  1. Good Afternoon Gentlemen مساء الخير يا ساده Welcome to: أهلا وسهلا بكم في

  2. Teacher Tim's ElectronicClassroom www.timdunne.org

  3. What we will look at: • Electronic Planner – HTML doc. • E-mailed assignments: • MLA Format • Marking • Plagiarism • ‘Tutorism’ • The Teacher Tim Website – timdunne.org

  4. Electronic Planner The two files you see here are my Planner for Semester 2 last year. They were never intended to be printed, especially as the document runs to about 1000 pages. Instead it was meant to be a navigable, interactive document that you could surf as needed.

  5. E-Mailed AssignmentsMLA Format Last year all the AHSD pupils had to submit their assignments in MLA Format. This is a standard way of presenting work used in most High Schools and Colleges in the USA.

  6. E-Mailed Assignments This year I decided that to help me mark work, record submission dates and go a little way towards saving the planet (we use a lot of paper needlessly to print student's work) all work would have to be e-mailed to me for assessment. My in and out boxes record an accurate time for the submission and the return of marked work. So there are no arguments about submitting work on time anymore, although some pupils have tried this. If it is not in my Inbox, as far as I am concerned, they have not submitted their work

  7. E-Mailed AssignmentsMarking I use a standard way of annotating and correcting work. Now I know this takes a lot of time, especially with G9 & G10, but I think the results justify the time spent. Good G11 & G12 work takes considerable less time to mark, even though they are writing more. ….and in case anyone does want to know, a 500-700 word assignment takes from 10-30 minutes to mark and correct.

  8. E-Mailed AssignmentsMarking Here are some examples of the way I use MS Word to annotate and correct work. After Before

  9. Here is an example of an assignment that has been marked and corrected on-line and the ‘cleaned’ to remove all comments and corrections.

  10. This is what the assignment looked like after it had been marked and corrected on-line.

  11. E-Mailed AssignmentsPlagiarism Is a plague….and needs serious surgery to cut it out! For me this is the real advantage of having work e-mailed to me. If I suspect plagiarism I only have to copy and paste a line of text to find the source.

  12. E-Mailed AssignmentsPlagiarism Once pasted in the Google search bar, I am immediately taken to Search Results…..and would-ya-believe it….. the line I copied in is there in all it’s plagiarised glory. Result!!

  13. E-Mailed AssignmentsPlagiarism I check the start and end of paragraphs just to make sure it is all copied….and it was!

  14. E-Mailed AssignmentsTutorism Where I suspect work has been plagiarised but cannot find evidence for this on-line, I assume a tutor has written the assignment for the pupil…..as opposed to writing it with the pupil! This is a slightly more contentious area as I can’t prove the work is not the pupil’s by presenting them with evidence of the site they have taken it from. However……

  15. E-Mailed AssignmentsTutorism However…… when questioned about the content of their assignment and a few key words, they always have no idea what they have written or what the words mean.

  16. E-Mailed AssignmentsTutorism ….or This is under-graduate level work!!! When questioned the pupil had never heard of Hamlet and had no idea what a ‘motif’ was.

  17. The ‘Teacher Tim’ Website After a few teething problems e-mailing me assignments was working well. (apart from some G9 & G10 pupils….but I probably wouldn’t have got printed assignments from them anyway.) However, because pupils were also e-mailing me requests for lesson resources I found my Inbox always full and I seemed to be spending a huge amount of time just sending work out. I then remembered what Mr Graeme told us about the school he had visited in Dubai where a science teacher had a website for her work. So during the October Mid term break I set about creating my own teaching resource website and…………

  18. The ‘Teacher Tim’ Website was born

  19. Uploading a Website File Transfer Protocol ftp Your Computer Host Server World Wide Web HTML editing Software ex. Serif WebPlus Registered Domain Name & Hosting Services [must be paid for]

  20. For Free WebPlus software Google ‘Fee WebPlus’ orhttp://www.serif.com/web-design-software/?mc=SERPPCFDBrand&gclid=CLXkjuyp97MCFctQ3godSiMAywIt will let you build a small site, about 10-12 pages. My site currently has over 40 pages.

  21. 1 Foot = 0.3048 m2 Feet = 0.6096m

  22. Why I love the English Language

  23. Thank You : شكرا جزيِ

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