Task |
Definition |
Verification |
PC/Macintosh |
T-1 |
Create a document for professional use using
a word processor document (ex. a newsletter, a form letter, a permission
form) |
Printout of a WP document |
Word 2003
(Dell)
Word 2004 (Mac)
Appleworks Word Processing |
T-2 |
Create a database to generate a file for professional
use (ex. a staff list, student information list, materials inventory,
database lesson) |
Printout of your database |
Filemaker
(Mac)
Filemaker Dell
AW Databases |
T-3 |
Create a spreadsheet to generate a report
for professional use (ex. budget, test data, summary of staff development
points earned) |
Printout of your spreadsheet |
Excel
AW Spreadsheet |
T-4 |
Apply specific strategies (Boolean, subject)
to access specific information from the Internet |
Include a printout of the search engine or
directory page showing the strategies and two examples of information
retrieved. Click here for an example
of what you should print for your TSIP's folder. |
http://kathyschrock.net/rbs3k/boolean/
|
T-5 |
Retrieve information from the Internet for
instructional/professional use. |
Include a printout of this information. |
Print a copy of any resource you find from the Internet.
|
T-6 |
Retrieve and save information from the Local
Area Network (LAN).
(ex: item downloaded from specialist folder, school VOL 1 share folder, your personal folder, virtual share.) |
Include a printout of this information. This
could be anything that you download from your specialist's folder,
your Vol 1 share folder, your personal folder, or virtues. |
Print anything you have retrieved from your personal
folder, your school Vol 1, or virtualshare. |
T-7 |
Use email regularly to communicate with faculty
and staff. |
Include a printout of an email to and a response
from your department or grade level chairperson. |
Using OSX Mail
Using Outlook |
T-8 |
Attach a document or file to an email message
and send. |
Include a printout of the email and the attachment. |
Instructions for
how to print sent email. |
T-9 |
Evaluate the usefulness, appropriateness,
and authenticity of information retrieved from two Internet sites
using the division's resource evaluation form. |
Include a copy of both evaluation forms.
Word Evaluation Form
AW Evaluation Form |
Evaluating Websites
http://lib.nmsu.edu/instruction/evalcrit.html
http://www.virtualsalt.com/evalu8it.htm |
T-10 |
Evaluate two instructional software/media
programs using the division's resource evaluation form. |
Include a copy of both evaluation forms.
Word Evaluation Form
AW Evaluation Form |
You may evaluate new software or software on your
Dell or iBook as well as textbook CD ROMS. |
T-11 |
Design and implement a minimum if four SOL
focused lesson plans that use a total of five different technology
applications to enhance student-centered learning. Technology applications
include, but are not limited to: an interactive website, WebQuests,
Cyberhunts, Teleconferencing, instructional laser videodiscs, instructional
videotapes, [pictures taken with a digital camera, iMovies, scanned
images, graphing calculator, calculator, probeware, CD-ROM, DVD,
and/or content-specific instructional software. |
Include a dated copy of each lesson plan with
content and technology SOL's listed and one or more examples of
student work for each lesson. Include an observation form signed
by your immediate supervisor for one of the lessons.
Word Lesson Plan Form
AW Lesson Plan Form |
Please remember that you need to include the
following items for this TSIP:
1. 4 completed lesson plan forms
2. Sample student lessons for
each lesson plan
3. Observation form for one lesson signed by your
administrator |
T-12 |
Attend a division-sponsored copyright and
professional ethics workshop. |
Demonstrate an understanding of the division's
policies, procedures, and guidelines by completing an assessment
at the end of the workshop. Include this assessment in your portfolio.
This is all done on-line. Go to this site:
Copyright On Line |
You will receive an assessment form from the
media specialist teaching the workshop. Please see your media specialist for help. |