This lesson provides students with unique tips to incorporate into their poster production. It shows how to use some of the tools that are necessary to make the poster interesting and appealing. Students will learn about placing borders around images, using auto shapes and more.
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This is a great help for integrating technology in the classroom! It's very much like something I would create for my classroom but have not found the time. I will absolutely use the item, and I look forward to other similar items you may post in the future. =)
March 20, 2010
Mrs. V. Thanks so much for your positive feedback. I truly appreciate that.
Chris
April 15, 2010
Help
Which version of Word is this for?
Jackie
September 8, 2011
Unfortunately it is for 2003. I will be making videos for 2010 that will be available on my updates website that is accessible to anyone who buys my book "Great Ways to Integrate Technology in the Classroom" https://sites.google.com/site/techintegrationsite/ Thanks!
September 11, 2011
I purchased your Creatin Posters on Endangerd Animals and I notice in the directions that students mudt completr a planning sheet called plan_endangered, I can't seem to find this to purchase--do you have one or is it on the CD that you sell--I did purchase that
December 16, 2010
e-mail me at kidsnetsoft@gmail.com so I can send you the plan and rubric
December 18, 2010
KidzCanLearn independent educational consultant, Dr. Tammy Clementi, is a nationally recognized educator, author, and presenter at the state and national level. She has been in education for the past 24 years and has been consulting for the last nine years. She has an extensive background in reading and writing and works with school districts across the nation in an effort to learn/understand the research-based practices proven to increase student achievement. Dr. Clementi has served as a teacher, a building and central office administrator and as a state level administrator. Kidsnetsoft founder, Chris Clementi, MEd, has been in education for more than 10 years. She currently teaches computer applications to middle school students. All her curriculum has been customized and revised to maximize student interest and motivation. Her projects are creative and meaningful. Chris frequently presents at the Technology in Education conference in Colorado. Some of her lessons have been published in the Ed Tech magazine. She is also Google Teacher Certified. She spends most of her free time keeping up with 21st Century learning to stay knowledgeable and competitive.
