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Amy Boehman-Pollitt

Kodu - Microsoft's tool for creating video games - 0 views

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STEM Games

shared by Amy Boehman-Pollitt on 24 Mar 11 - Cached
  • Amy Boehman-Pollitt on 24 Mar 11
     
    is a free Windows-based program that anyone can use to create video games without writing code. The drag and drop interface relies on users being able to manage "if/ then" scenarios to design a rich gaming experience. Kodu users create the setting (trees, mountains, rivers, etc), specify the roles and place characters in their games, and program what players can and cannot do in their games.
Cristina Runkles

Microsoft Office 2010 Interactive Guides - 1 views

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Microsoft Office2010 InteractiveGuides

shared by Cristina Runkles on 12 May 11 - No Cached
  • Cristina Runkles on 12 May 11
     
    These interactive guides show you where your favorite menu and toolbar commands are located in Office 2010. Just click the command or button that you want to find and the guide will show you its location in the 2010 version of the program.
Michael Hakkarinen

Office 2010 | Technology Services - 0 views

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office Microsoft Office2010 fcps_technology

shared by Michael Hakkarinen on 15 Jun 11 - No Cached
  • Tony Bollino on 15 Jun 11
     
    Office 2010 Update Support - Training Courses, Interactive Guide (Where did it go?) Features, quick tips
  • Michael Hakkarinen on 15 Jun 11
     
    Click on a screen image of 2003 program and get directions on how to do it in 2010
Tony Bollino

Piazza, a Homework Help Site, Has a Social Networking Twist - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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piazza homework help socialnetworking high science math

shared by Tony Bollino on 28 Jul 11 - No Cached
  • Students post questions to their course page, which peers and educators can then respond to. Instructors moderate the discussion, endorse the best responses and track the popularity of questions in real time.
  • Piazza’s platform is specifically designed to speed response times. The site is supported by a system of notification alerts, and the average question on Piazza will receive an answer in 14 minutes.
  • At Stanford, the first to start using the service, more than half of the undergraduates are registered users.
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  • a computer science professor at Princeton, started using Piazza for her programming systems class last semester.
  • Piazza gave the students a community, especially in the middle of the night, when the instructors were sleeping,” Professor Rexford said. “The students were more interactive in general, and it was a time saver all-around.”
  • Tony Bollino on 28 Jul 11
     
    Very nice tool for AP students to get homework help from peers in a social format.
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