INTEGRATION PRESENTATION
As part of my urge to push public relations for physical education , I have volunteered my services to my local Intermediate Unit in Pittsburgh to in-service new teachers( all subject areas) . To answer this query about integration , which is a vital part to my curricular ideals , I will post all the information on my website for everybody out there that is interested . I have done extensive research in exemplary websites and research for my topics of presentation : We ARE P.R. and Technology Strategies for all Content Areas. The technology strategies preview includes the following excerpts from the brochure:
The workshop will focus on using various techniques , webpages, computer quick tips and how to use all the available resources to build a collaborative learning community to share curriculum ideas.
For the We are P.R. presentation I have included the following :
This will be a public relations and resources guide to prepare students , teachers , and parents for obtaining information about homepages , homework and Internet sites . These can be utilized as a P.R. tool to bridge the gap between teacher and parent.
Winter Presentation

TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIES
HOW TO GET STARTED
NAVIGATE THE COMPUTE- Learn the toolbar , task bar , help and tutorials , parts of the computer
VOCABULARY - establish the terms and work with them everyday
JOIN NEWSLETTERS :
http://www.techtv.com
http://www.pcmag.com
http://www.zd.net
http://www.bigchalk.com
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION - subscribe to monthly magazines for resources and information
LEARN BASIC HTML
FOLLOW SEARCHES / ADS - newspapers , TV and movie ads

ESTABLISH THE PURPOSE
HOMEWORK - place on homepage for extra credit and resources
TESTS and ASSESSMENTS :
http://www.easytestmaker.com
http://www.hprtec.com
http://206.50.22.26/netproctor
RESOURCES
SHARE WITH PEERS - instant messaging , lessons , netcam
INTEGRATION / EDUCATION WEEK - slideshows , bulletin boards
DIGITAL & VIDEO IMAGES - digital camera and camcorder work
SCRAPBOOK  & SLIDESHOW
HOMEPAGE INFORMATION - calendar , homework , bus schedule , lessons , links
CLASS MANAGEMENT - http://www.disciplinehelp.com
FREE STUFF - from companies or equipment from them( get their throwaways)

WORKING VOCABULARY
http://www.webopedia.com
GIF – a bit mapped graphic file
JPEG- a compression technique for color images
PDF – a file format by Adobe Inc.
ZIP DRIVE- high capacity floppy drive
ZIP FILE- data compression to extract files
PERIPHERAL DEVICE – CD ROM drive , printer, scanner, mouse , keyboard , monitor STREAMING- a technique to transfer data to be processed as  a steady stream
MULTIMEDIA- use of PC to present text and graphics
, external zip drive
APPLICATION- word processing , graphics, spreadsheets
PLUG IN – hardware or software module to enable audio and video messages

DEVICES    
               
Left = usb cable                 Left= floppy disc           WEBCAM       
Middle= CD - R                    Right = zip disc
Middle = CD-RW
Right= RCA cable


                 
External zip drive               Mp3 and CD Players     Scanner


SEARCHES
(All can be accessed by adding .com)
BACKFLIP
TRACERLOCK
COPERNIC
GOOGLE
ASK JEEVES
YAHOO
WEBOPEDIA
DICTIONARY.COM

PROGRAMS
REAL PLAYER - free at basic player only
WINDOWS MEDIA - comes with most computers ( http://www.windowsmedia.com )
POWER POINT
ADOBE ACROBAT - http://www.adobe.com
OFOTO - free online digital and slideshow player program( free to join)
http://www.ofoto.com
PHOTO JAM = paid program for digital , text , music and styles of presentation
http://www.schockwave.com
MICROSOFT READER - ebook program and software
http://www.microsoftreader.com
SHUTTERFLY - online digital and slideshow program
http://www.shutterfly.com

MORE PROGRAMS
BLOGGER - daily log used for a diary - like presentation or simple homepage
ICQ / AOL - instant messaing programs
WINDOW MESSENGER - voice , text and video program with XP
NETMEETING - instant messaging , voice and video program
BARNES / NOBLE - e-books , books and selected online course work ( free )
SHOCKWAVE - interactive site for games and photos
BRAIN POP - interactive game and text program
DIJIVIEWER - web album for photos

RESOURCES
HOMEPAGES - place lessons on school homepage
HOMEWORK - access for resources or make up test
LESSON PLANS - http://www.lessonplanspage.com
WEBQUESTS- cooperative activites
SLIDESHOWS
DIGITAL CAMERA
CAMCORDER
WORD PROCESSING

FREE SITES : SCHOOLNOTES( http://www.schoolnotes.com )
            HPRTEC ( http://www.hprtec.org )
                           ANGELFIRE (http://www.angelfire.com )
                           MY CLASS (http://www.myclass.net )

FEE BASED :    FAMILY EDUCATION (http://www.myschoolonline.com )
            GEOCITIES (http://www.geocities.com)
            TRIPOD (http://www.tripod.com)
            QUIA (http://www.quia.com )
            TEACHERWEB ( http://www.teacherweb.com)



PUBLIC RELATIONS
IN-SERVICES - volunteer and show we are real teachers
DISCUSSION GROUPS - pe digest
CONVENTIONS - GO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
FORUMS - establish a forum and share ideas
CHAT ROOM - instant message with peers
STUDENTS – homework
PARENTS- Calendar
COMMUNITY- Senior Net ( volunteer to help seniors and new learners

WEBSITES( INTEGRATION )
http://www.bigchalk.com
http://www.abcteach.com
http://www.teachercreated.com
http://www.flashcardexchange.com
http://www.animationfactory.com
http://www.educationplanet.com
http://www.edhelper.com
http://www.teachnet.com
http://www.lessonplans4teachers.com
http://www.kidgen.com
http://www.teach-nology.com
http://www.theeducatorsnetwork.com
http://home.att.net/~TEACHING/
http://pbskids.org/cyberchase/
http://www.mightybook.com
http://www.pagebypagebooks.com
http://schooldiscovery.com/schrockguide/
http://www.verybestkids.com
http://atozteacherstuff.com
http://www.fearofphysics.com
http://www.howstuffworks.com
http://www.exploratorium.com

INTEGRATION EXAMPLES
    

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How To Be A Player!
Introduction
It's getting warm outside and there are more daylight hours to have fun. For the first time you feel like playing with the other children in your new neighborhood. The only problem is all the children are friends and have been for years. Also, they are very athletic and team oriented. Will they ever let you become one of their teammates? Will they allow you to join them for one of their games? You found out that the only way to get in on the team fun is to bring instructions and rules of a game that everyone can play and it must be a team sport.

  
The Task
You are to write a report of a game in which a group of people can play as a team. Your report must include illustrations of the equipment needed to play the game and an illustration of the teams should be stationed on the area needed to play the game. The team will need to know the following:
   The name of the game?
   How many players are needed to the play the game?
   The rules of the game?
   The time limit on the game ( if there is one)?
   How much space is needed to play the game?
   How the winner is determined?
   How score is kept or taken?

  
Resources
Your may use any magazine or book in your classroom or library. Your primary resource will be the Internet. DO NOT do search for games. Use only the four Internet web sites listed below this paragraph.
~gnieboer/gamehome.htm"Games Kids Play web site includes all those games you played as a kid out in the backyard.
Physical Education Lesson Plans and Activities . Here you will find lots of games to play for hours. Have fun!
Sports on the Web can also be found at Nerdworld.com. Good stuff in here!!
Go to Homework Central to find rules of sports.

  
The Process
You will work together in teams of three. Each person on your team will have a specific job.
   One person will research for a game to introduce to the class. That person will find the rules on how to play the game and who, if anyone, invented the game.
   One person will type the one page report and prepare it for presentation.
   One person will do the illustrations needed. You may draw the illustrations or cut pictures from a magazine or book. No computer created pictures.
   All three students will demonstrate how the game is played by stating the rules first, and then acting out the game as it is to be played.

  Evaluation
The project will be evaluated using the following rubric:
Excellent:
   Report is typed and includes 4 paragraphs.
   No misspelled words.
   Include at least 5 illustrations.
   All group members participate in the report and demonstration.
An Excellent rating will result in a grade of A for each member of the group.
Advanced:
   Report is typed and includes 3 paragraphs.
   2-3 misspelled words.
   Include at least 4 illustrations.
   Most group members participate in the report and demonstration.
An Advanced rating will result in a grade of B for each member of the group.
Accepted:
   Report is written or typed and includes 2 paragraphs.
   4-6 misspelled words.
   Include at least 3 illustrations.
   Most group members participate in the report and demonstration.
An Accepted rating will result in a grade of C for each member of the group.
Novice:
   Report is written and includes 1 paragraph.
   No illustrations are included.
   7-10 misspelled words.
   Only one group member participates in the report and demonstration.
A Novice rating will result in a grade of D for each member of the group.

  Conclusion
Your class has heard the rules of the game and seen how to the game should be played. Based on what you have heard and seen will this game be fun to play? Does it require everyone to participate and be a team player? Will you ever show someone else how to play this game?

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Here is a powerpoint presentation that I made for the South Carolina Convention in Myrtle Beach , South Carolina , November 19-23, 2003. Also, a link to a presentation for public relations , technology and P.E. are included:


https://igreen.tripod.com/convention.htm
https://igreen.tripod.com/AIUTECNAGRATE.htm

PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT ISSUES