Pulling+it+Together

 **Pulling It All Together** - //end of course guidelines// *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*- We've covered at great deal of information over the past weeks: from basic Internet grammar and vocabulary to, search engines, research techniques, validating information on the Internet, AUP, copyright rules, netiquette, digital citizenry, Web 2.0 tools, social bookmarking, Nettrekker, blogs, Wikis, Web pages, podcasts, vodcasts, digital stories, and WebQuest / WikiQuests plus more. So with that being said, what one thing as an educator didn't you know prior to this class that you will now use or stress in your classroom?
 * Make sure that you have created a link on Week #11 that takes the viewer to your Currciulum Web Page. If you send the viewer directly to your school Web page then instruct the viewer where to go from there. Your names are listed at the very bottom of the Week #11 page.
 * On Week #12, select your name and link your name to your WebQuest or WikiQuest.
 * WebQuests (//not done on a Wiki//) should either have a back button that allows the user to go back to the Home/Introduction page so they may continue with your WebQuest; or create a menu link for each page of your Web page that allows them to go from link to link.
 * If you created a WikiQuest do the following (//if you haven't already//) to remove the ads at the right side of your screen. Go to Manage Wiki > Settings > Subscriptions > Scroll to the bottom > make sure it is a K-12 Plus.
 * Don't forget to review your Rubric.
 * Answer the discussion question (Week #13) at the bottom of this page on the discussion section of this Wiki page.
 * Discussion Question **:

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