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Tech Curricula for grades 6 - 8?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ben Rimes Sep 23, 2008.

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MACUL 2010 at Devos Place

March 10, 2010 at 8:30am to March 12, 2010 at 3pm

Join us for our 2010 MACUL Conference at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids, MI March 10-12.Online Registration - Link to register online for the 2010 MACUL ConferenceMACUL will host our 34th annual conference at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. We look forward to over 3,000 educators attending from throughout Michigan, neighboring states, and Canada. Conference participants will learn about innovative,…See More

Jan 25, 2010

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Hometown:: Menominee

Job:: 5 - 8 Tech Ed

Place of Employment:: Marshall PS

Website:: http://aglp.com

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At 1:54pm on September 23, 2008, Dale Rosene said…: I currently use Paxton Patterson labs in grades 6 - 8. We need to send a lot to update, so I considering the possibility of a more direct instruction/project based curriculum. Can anyone share what is happening in other 6 - 8th grades?
Email to drosene@marshall.k12.mi.us

At 10:02pm on September 23, 2008, Ben Rimes said…: Welcome to MACUL Spacce, Dale! Glad to have you on the site. Hope you find enough resources and/or discussions to make the site a frequent visit.

At 11:11am on September 25, 2008, Pam Shoemaker said…: MR ROSENE! You were my 8th grade science teacher. Pam Searle here. Do you remember me? I am the technology coordinator in Walled Lake and love it! How is everything at MPS?

Walled Lake no longer has computer classes at the middle school. (This is the first year of not offering "Info Tech"). Instead, the tech skills are taught within the content areas. We have LOTS of laptops to make this possible. I agree that project-based is the way to go.

At 2:29pm on September 29, 2008, Pam Shoemaker said…: My presentation at MACUL 08 was Using Technology with Classroom Instruction that Works. I posted several handouts on my wiki: http://pamshoemaker.wikispaces.com/MACUL2008.

At 3:54pm on October 12, 2008, Gina Loveless said…: Welcome to MaculSpace Dale! We reside in the same town but our paths rarely cross. I'm sure you'll find some great resources (software, ideas, and people) here. I see Pam found you. She and I are good friends. Technology made our friendship possible. What a small world!

At 6:24pm on March 1, 2010, Mark Cruthers said…: Hi Dale,

With your work in Education Technology, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording you might find of interest.

Live Video Classes on Internet by Mark Cruthers

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