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School Technology Programs' website provides your students with the most powerful technology tools available to schools today! Teachers and students have 24-hour online access to a comprehensive menu of support sites and educational resources.

Technology Resource Center

The Technology Resource Center provides students with individual technology web pages loaded with all the tools they need to successfully develop integrated technology projects. These projects provide application templates they will use in preparation for college and career. Each student's work is stored in a 100MB web-based portfolio where it can be viewed and developed from anywhere with Internet access. The Technology Resource Center also provides students and teachers with the opportunity to take college and career technology courses for a University certificate.

Online Lesson Plans

Student-led lesson plans for developing integrated technology projects and templates based in Microsoft Office applications include: research papers, essays, newsletters, multimedia presentations, spreadsheets, charting and graphing, web page design, and many more!

Portfolio

An electronic student portfolio with up to 100MB of web-based storage for each student's integrated technology projects. This feature provides students with an electronic portfolio of projects and templates to use in high school, college, and career. Parents also can view student projects online.

Research

Direct-linked access to over 1,800 of the world’s top educational websites. Direct access to the University of Richmond Virtual Library and free access to libraries with thousands of volumes of literature online.

Source

An online citation engine with individual student lockers to create and store bibliographies, in-text citations, footnotes, and endnotes. Citations can be imported directly into any document in any writing style including MLA, APA, CMS, and CSE.

College & Career

College and career technology courses include Advanced Microsoft Applications, Adobe Photoshop CS2, Adobe Flash 8 and Adobe Dreamweaver 8. Students may receive a University certificate for each course completed.
 

Photos

An online thumbnail photo album to hold each student's project graphics and personal photos.

Tools

An online student resource center containing writing guides, lab formats, note-taking methods, résumé templates, letter templates, internet search techniques, and help guides for Microsoft Office applications.

 

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