Timothy, Marcy, Carl, Sherie and Steve - Your Camp Crew: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:30PM PST (-0800 GMT)
STUDENT SHOWCASE - ALL students in Camp Internet are invited to prepare a Fall report on one or more activities they have accomplished since September that relate to their Camp subject track. They can describe a model they built, a book or film report, a field trip, a GPS activity, a garden report – or a project unique to your classroom. They can also send in scanned images of art projects or science projects in action. POSTINGS will be done by teachers of collected student work in the FIELD REPORTS rooms by track. All reports are requested to be posted by December 31st. Posting rooms will be open for new report 7am-10pm. SEE #3 – Field Reports / your track’s room to post.

Locations for posting: : . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:32PM PST (-0800 GMT)
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Locations for posting: : . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:33PM PST (-0800 GMT)
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Suggested Report Method:: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:33PM PST (-0800 GMT)
FIRST: Have your students each create a word document that is their report. Suggested size is 50-250 words. If they already have written a report as an assignment, they can simply turn it into a word document for use in this project. Where possible, have them include the full URL of the Camp resources related to their studies (including the http://www). They can then print out their report for your review, comments for improvements, and then final approval.

Suggested Report Method:: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:33PM PST (-0800 GMT)
NEXT: Once they have a report that meets your approval, go to their computers and gather each report onto a disk – either as individual documents, or as paragraphs in the same document. If you have scanned images to upload, you can follow directions to do that – or – email them as an attachment to camp@campinternet.net and identify who each image is from. (Either way, we will help you get any scanned images or digital pictures online and ready for adding to the postings.)

Suggested Report Method:: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:34PM PST (-0800 GMT)
POSTING: With your disk of student work, go to FIELD REPORTS (#3 on main portal) and select your track (ISL BC SW or GG). In your track report room, begin posting each student’s work individually, not as a group, one paragraph per student. If they wrote several paragraphs, divided those with a string of ……………… since the software can not recognize paragraph breaks. If they included a URL link to Camp or another resource that meets your approval (non-commercial, educational), make sure it is in the report with the full http://www string with open space on either side. If you have uploaded an image (250x250 pixels or smaller) you can include that as an file to create an image. ONLY teacher-approved images and links are allowed for quality assurance. EACH TIME YOU POST a new student work, change the YOUR HANDLE bar so it include the correct students name/teacher name/school name.

**LAST CALL for SCHOOL INTROS: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:37PM PST (-0800 GMT)
Once you are in a posting mode - please remember closing time is nearing to get those SCHOOL INTROS online in the FIELD REPORTS / CAMPWIDE room. We would like to see a posting from every teachers, text only is fine. (Open for posting 5-10 pm weekdays and all day weekends until 10pm). Say Hello ! Room closes to archive this month on December 31st, so please take a minute and add your posting – ALL TEACHERS WANTED !! ........ POST LOCATION is button

TECH SUPPORT / HOW-TO links from the Teachers Web: . . . . Mon, Dec 10, 7:41PM PST (-0800 GMT)
On the main Teachers Web page that you used to enter this room, there are resources avilable to you for ***HOW TO CREATE A FIELD REPORT*** button and ***HOW TO UPLOAD IMAGES*** button ............... Or write to camp@campinternet.net for help - our goal is to help you self-publish your own work and student work !!!

Gallatin/practice: . . . . Tue, Dec 11, 4:31PM PST (-0800 GMT)
San Miguel San Miguel is the farthest west of the Channel Islands. It is 55 miles off the coast of California. It is 9,325 acres large and is covered with grasses and wildflowers. Fog often covers the island and there are very strong winds. Six different pinnipeds stay on the rocky coastline of San Miguel. Few Chumash lived in the village on San Miguel because there is only one good spring. San Miguel was named by an English explorer in 1793.
Ms. Johnson@ Peary Middle School in Gardena, CA: . . . . Tue, Jan 8, 8:06PM PST (-0800 GMT)
Peary Middle School is located in Gardena, California. My class is a special education self-contained setting. We started Camp Internet with a general introduction to the website on the projector. Our first project was to chat with Dr. John Johnson, curator of anthropology at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. The class was enthralled with the idea of chatting. Our first project was for the students to become familiar with the Channel Islands. Using modifications and one to one assistance the students: became familiar with vocabulary words through word searches, color coed a map of Southern and Northern Channel Islands, created a model of the Channel Islands, read and discussed the Introduction to Channel Islands, Native Americans (Chumash and Gabrielinos), and housing and transportation.

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