I know how to
log into the school network and get onto the Internet through Netscape.
(In Carroll County, on the Apple Network server, log into the network using
your name and password and then launch Netscape from the AtEase panel.)
I know how
to get to a specific web page by typing the address into Open Location
from the File menu.
I understand
what an address can tell you about the source of the information and I
know what to look for on a web page in trying to determine source, bias
and date of information.
I have developed
some technology tolerance. (When the computer crashes or freezes, I just
start over.)
I can add bookmarks
and save bookmarks.
I can open
a set of bookmarks from the global shared folder or a disk.
I can print
out information found on the Internet
I can copy
text from the Internet into a ClarisWorks or other word processing document
and then save it. (Respecting copyright laws.)
I can copy
pictures from the Internet into a ClarisWorks or other paint or draw document
and then save them. (Respecting copyright laws.)
I am familiar
with the School System's Acceptable Use Policy.
I understand
how a student will log onto the Internet:
Method 1. Student will log in as an Internet User and a supervising
adult will type in the password.
Method 2. The student will sign into the Network as usual by choosing
his/her name from the AtEase list. The teacher will then launch Netscape
for the student from another computer using Network Assistant.
I have reviewed
guidelines for computer usage with my students.
I know how
to leave a computer stations ready for the next student or teacher. (Select
File quit to quit any open programs and then File quit at AtEase, or go
to AtEase, to go back to list of names.)
