Alecha

Nov. 5: Here is the link to my lesson plan and my link to delicious. [|this is my delicious account]

Nov. 19: Here is the link to my edublog post and lesson plans. Lesson plans are in pdf, annotations are in word and they can be found in in the blog:

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November 29: Here is a link to the the online database I found for grading, There are several good databases available for use in educational purposes. Banner, by Oracle is excellent, and dBaseEDU is great too, but they are not free so I am not including them. The free ones I could find online were teacher- based and of the several I found, I like the thinkwave online gradebook. It has grading, reporting, classroom blogs and grades, so you can gather and input your classroom data, store your data and process/report on it—with grades, projects, class work. Best, is that it is FREE! The site is: []. As well as the link to view it on my delicious acccount: []#. Here is the link to the actual inside of the gradebook/database: []; it will not let me copy it or screenshot it, but you can click here and see it. If you are interested in seeing how we use the Banner database for student information, here is a link to our online college database at Blue Ridge that students use for grades, registration, changes, etc. and I use for student information, grading, degree evaluations and tracking purposes: [].

December 3-4: Assignment Week 5: Economics Lesson Plan: Here is the lesson plan in Word, handouts, and the Smart Board documents in Smartboard Notebook for class use:,. This is the lesson plan voice over (in Windows live) link on screencast (as per screencast directions): 100_0855. But you can try this one too: []. Here is the lesson plan introduction:

Voice over lesson plan introduction: Here is my lesson plan. It is also on voiceover, and the handouts and smart board screens are here that you may visit. There are also smartboard slides via smartboard notebook. My lesson plan is a very basic economic lesson plan, about middle school age, but I use for college classes too. It covers the beginning of supply and demand, this lesson is about demand. We look at how to chart a demand curve, how to chart people’s demands for product, what can happen to demand when prices rise or people change, and how to shift the demand curve. It is about a 60 minute lesson usually. Here is the link to my smartboard lesson plan blog: [].

December 3-4: Assignment: Week 6: SiteSharingSanbower: here is the link to the AWESOME website: [|www.lessonsplanpage.com]. Here is the annotation regarding it in word:.

Week 6: Here is the link to my new page in the class wiki as requested: http://edu553fall2011frazier-barthel.wikispaces.com/Alecha+Week+6+new+page.

Dec. 18--here is the link to my animoto video on black bears: []. And here it is on delicious: []. Delicious says it needed a new flash player, but I watched it twice so it is OK.