Class+Resources

These are various online programs that you may use for your projects:
[|Sticky and Photo Sharing]

[|Prezi]

[|Bubbl.us (Concept Maps)]

[|Socrative Teaching (Room #20076)]

[|Today's Meet]

[|Wordle]

[|Sliderocket]

[|Stupeflix (make videos)]

[|Animoto (make videos)]

[|GoAnimate (Make animated videos)]

[|Fakebook]

[|Screencast-o-Matic]

[|Using Excel to Make Charts and Graphs]

[|Printable Rulers]

[|Classroom Tools]

[|Science Glossary]

[|Bibme]

[|Citation Machine]

[|Youtube Editor Tutorial]


 * No more than six lines per screen or six words per line.
 * Text and headings should be in a sans serif font.
 * Text should be at least 32 points and left justified.
 * Headings should be larger than the text, left justified, and included on each slide.
 * None of the words should be in all CAPS.
 * All spelling, grammar, and positioning of text on the slide should be double checked.
 * sources should be in MLA format

Adding a table of contents to a doc:
A table of contents makes it easy for you, your collaborators, and viewers to quickly navigate to a section of your document. Each item in your table of contents links to the titled sections of your document that use the heading styles. Here's how to add one to your document:
 * 1) Go to the **Format** menu and select **Paragraph styles** to add headings to sections of your document. There are six different heading sizes to choose from.
 * 2) Place your cursor where you'd like to insert the table of contents.
 * 3) Go to the **Insert** menu, and select **Table of contents**.
 * 4) If you need to move the table of contents, select it as you would select text and either move it with your cursor or cut it and paste it.
 * 5) You can continue to add headings to your document or change current headings. However, if you'd like a change to become part of the table of contents, you need to click first the table and then the **Refresh** button.