Available Courses

• Technical Communications
• Test Restore GH-CBA

  • Teacher: gloria hubacker

  

  Gloria H's CBA-work from the MUG-NW bootcamp

• Introduction to Moodle #3

  

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• Kent Moodle Magic

  How can Moodle help Kent teachers move forward with One-to-One computing and technology integration? This course will provide answers to that question and help prepare Kent teachers to integrate Moodle into effective teaching and learning practices. Participants will use Moodle as both a learner and an instructor.

• Kent MoodleStart

    

  How can Moodle help Kent teachers move forward with 1:1 computing and technology integration? This course will provide answers and help prepare Kent teachers to integrate Moodle into effective teaching and learning.

• Introduction to Moodle Session #1

  

  This course is intended for teachers who will be instructing seventh grade students in the One-to-One laptop environment during the 2008-2009 school year.

  How can Moodle help Kent teachers move forward with One-to-One computing and technology integration? This course will provide answers to that question and help prepare Kent teachers to integrate Moodle into effective teaching and learning practices. Participants will use Moodle as both a learner and an instructor.

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  This course is intended for teachers who will be instructing seventh grade students in the One-to-One laptop environment during the 2008-2009 school year.

  How can Moodle help Kent teachers move forward with One-to-One computing and technology integration? This course will provide answers to that question and help prepare Kent teachers to integrate Moodle into effective teaching and learning practices. Participants will use Moodle as both a learner and an instructor.

• Mrs. Pine's Technical Communication

  • Teacher: Michelle Pine

    

  Students will learn to read, analyze, and write technical documents common in the workplace, including but not limited to: memos, letters, resumes, policies and procedures, instructions and manufacturing plans, proposals, leaflets and flyers, and business cards.