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Integrated computer applications

Integrated computer applications. Ms. Middleton Spring 2009. www.twhsmrsmiddleton.wikispaces.com. What is this class about?. In this class we will be learning four or five of the Microsoft Office programs. Word Excel Access PowerPoint Publisher (if time allows). Classroom “Rules”.

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Integrated computer applications

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  1. Integrated computer applications Ms. Middleton Spring 2009 www.twhsmrsmiddleton.wikispaces.com

  2. What is this class about? • In this class we will be learning four or five of the Microsoft Office programs. • Word • Excel • Access • PowerPoint • Publisher (if time allows)

  3. Classroom “Rules” • RESPECT yourself. • RESPECT each other. • Take RESPONSIBILITY for your actions.

  4. Classroom Expectations • When you come in the room: • Go to your seat and log-in. • Go to Blogger.com, answer the blog question of the day. • If you are the “helper” of the week, pass back any papers that are in the black tray for your hour. • Follow any other instructions given by me or written on the board. • Tardy Policy: • You must be inside the classroom doors when the bell rings. After three, you will receive a tardy referral for detention with your division.

  5. Classroom Expectations • MP3/CD Players: • If you have your own device, it will be allowedduring Individual Work Time as long as one ear is left open so you can hear me. • Not Allowed during Whole Class Instruction Time or Group Time. • No headphones will be checked out for computer usage. If you do not have them for your own device, you will not have anything to listen to. • Food: • Allowed during IWT as long as you clean up your trash and don’t mess up the keyboards. • Not Allowed during WCIT or Group Time. • Drinks: • Must be on the floor away from the CPUs.

  6. Classroom Expectations • Bathroom/Hall Pass: • NO I.D.=NO PASS • Do not come up to me putting on your I.D., if you don’t have it on when you walk in the room, don’t bother!!! • You will not go anywhere during WCIT unless you are called out by the office. Don’t bother asking. (Obvious Emergencies may be excluded).

  7. Classroom Expectations • Internet Usage: • Classroom assigned Blogging and assignment research = yes • MP3 music/You Tube =no • Other class homework = with permission after ALL ICA ASSIGNMENTS ARE DONE. • Just because = no • Email: • NO- unless you are emailing an assignment to me. • Consequence: One warning then automatic 30 minute detention with me after school.

  8. Classroom Expectations • Due Dates: will be given for each assignment. The due date = latest date to turn in for full credit. 5 points will be taken off the first day it is late. No credit will be given 2 class periods or more after the due date (unless there are special circumstances).

  9. Classroom Expectations • Group Work • This will happen occasionally. You will be given instructions of what to do at the appropriate time. EVERYONE will participate in these activities. • YOU WILL BE RESPECTFUL OF EACH OTHER OR YOU WILL BE DEALT WITH BY ME or your division principal if the situation calls for it.

  10. Classroom Expectations • Printing: • You will only print the assignments I tell you to. Otherwise assignments will be turned in by email. • DO NOT get them off the printers. I will do this at the end of class. • At the end of class: • Log-off. DO NOT SHUTDOWN (7th hour will shutdown). • Put your books away with the covers to the outside. • Stay in your assigned seat until the bell rings. • When you leave, push your chair in.

  11. Assignments • Total point value is undetermined at this point, but each assignment is usually worth 10. • These will be turned in by printing or email. • I will have grade sheets for each lesson. These will detail what is expected and the points you received. These will be handed back to you during class time. • Blogs are worth 5 points per day. If you are absent, you have until midnight that night to make it up. This includes all absences. If you are in class, do it here. • Tests point values are undetermined at this point, but usually are 125. Tests are given after each unit (with exception of Power Point).

  12. Grades • Grades are determined by a percentage of total point value. • Although tests are worth more points, they do not have any more % weight to them. • Grading Scale: • A=100-90% • B=89-80% • C=79-70% • D=69-60% • F=59% or below • Extra Credit? Given by doing work in the keyboarding programs, but is not given unless all regular class work is done (with a few exceptions).

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