Bardonia has received a “Picturing America” grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities--- a bookshelf of 22 books and 40 works of art composed of forty, carefully selected works of art spanning several centuries — by American painters, sculptors, photographers, and architects. Our object is to enhance the curriculums of American history, social studies, language arts, literature, science and mathematics by writing lesson plans and resource guides utilizing these materials.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Last post in July
I just finished my last post in the month of July on the wiki. It appears that everyone has checked in and produced work on the wiki, except that I have not heard from Alice. Has anyone heard from her? Please let me know?
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Improving Site
Here's a way to make the wiki site look a little better and to display the front page of a web site you are linking to:
You can display the web pge you are linking to by entering a widget with a special code between these brackets <>
iframe src="http://www.archives.gov/nae/" frameborder="0" height="390" scrolling="no" width="600">
You can display the web pge you are linking to by entering a widget with a special code between these brackets <>
iframe src="http://www.archives.gov/nae/" frameborder="0" height="390" scrolling="no" width="600">
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Meeting July 10, 2008

Most of you have received notice that our first meeting for the 24-12 project is set for July 10, 2008. Of course this is not a physical meeting, it will take place on our wiki page and on our blog. Take the time to check in onto our site and post any ideas that you have to update the page. Also take the time to log in your hours of work on the project. For example, today I am spending an hour setting up the project and posting some updates.
I created a new page on the wiki called "Practice Tests" and incorporated some of the links from our previous page onto it. I have updated the page to reflect new links.
You can consider doing the same thing as a start. Pick a page from the last year's project. Copy and paste it onto a new page on the wiki. Give the new wiki the proper name for the page and it will appear in the table of contents. Record your work on the meeting page so we will know what you are working on.
If the wiki is new to you, don't worry, you can't screw up. Any mistakes can be corrected by going to the history page.
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