8th grade students were asked to write a persuasive letter based on their class novel study of the Hunger Games. They used Google Docs to write the letter, which allowed the teachers to check on their progress and leave comments on how to improve their writing as they were working on the project. They also created a muttation, a suggested combination of two animals to be added to the next installment of the Hunger Games for the Capital. Students used PowerPoint to combine photos of animals into a new creature and then created an online multimedia presentation about their mutation using Smore.
Here are a few student samples of their muttations:
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Monday, December 2, 2013
Monday, September 16, 2013
Google Apps for Education is now available to Students!
During the month of September students were introduced to their new RRISD google account. Students now can use this account to email staff members, access Google Drive to create and store documents as well as other apps from the Chrome Education store. All the students came into the Lab and worked with Mrs. Young to log into their accounts, learn about their email, and to set up folders to help keep their Google drive organized. They shared the folders for each class with the teacher who teaches the class so they can turn in assignments that way.
To access their account students need to go to: https://accounts.google.com
Enter in their email address: s######@student.roundrockisd.org (###### = their student ID number)
Password: Is the same they use for the computers at school.
Teachers and students will be exploring these new accounts this year and learning new ways to collaborate and create.
To access their account students need to go to: https://accounts.google.com
Enter in their email address: s######@student.roundrockisd.org (###### = their student ID number)
Password: Is the same they use for the computers at school.
Teachers and students will be exploring these new accounts this year and learning new ways to collaborate and create.
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