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Palm Pilot Project

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Palm Pilot Project

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    1. Palm Pilot Project Linda Wiedenfeld 6th Grade Teacher Ross Elementary Kuna, ID

    2. Hardware & Software 35 Palm m100 handhelds 35 Quickoffice software Excel 2000 Word 2000 6 Workstations 1 Smart Board 1 Office Jet Printer

    3. Background Information Palms purchased by the Kuna School District For Thesis Project Quickoffice purchased by Boise State University For Building Bridges With Technology Project

    4. Tracking Daily Assignments Teacher inputs assignments into the To Do List Beam Masters: 5 students Beam to Classmates

    5. Date Book Use Students input important due dates, schedules, and events into the date book on their Palms. School Home/Family Extracurricular Activities

    6. Tracking Grades

    7. Other Uses Address Book Notes Calculator Clock / Alarm Doc. Transfer - Hot sync Games

    8. Building Bridges With Technology Lesson Science / Conservation Unit

    9. Key Curricular Outcomes Problem: The world creates too much garbage. Solution: Most of what is thrown away could be composted or recycled. Each individual makes a difference and has an impact on the world.

    10. Technology Skills Palm Pilot Excel: Enter Data Sum Function Graphing Hot Syncing to Workstation Saving Printing Web Search PowerPoint

    11. Throw-Away-Journal Excel Spreadsheet beamed to Palms and used to track amount and type of garbage thrown away.

    12. Analyzing Data Individual Student Data 2 Students Data 4 Students Data Whole Class Data Compare 2 Classes Whole Class Data Times by # of classes Times by Kuna Population Times by Idaho Population Times by USA Population Times by World Population

    13. Graphing The Results

    15. Comparing Results Student to Student Other Classes Data from Web Sites

    16. End

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