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Education Technology
1:1 Preparation
1. Professional Standards
Level 1: Formal Communication
I know how to use email to effectively communicate with students, colleagues and parents.
I know how to use the student information system (SIS) to communicate data to students, colleagues and parents.
I maintain a website that is useful, current and usable by students and parents.
Level 2: What We Do
I adhere to legal standards in my own use of media.
I know how important backing up my files is and I know how to do it.
I know what differentiated instruction means.
I model appropriate behavior online.
Level 3: How We Teach
I am able to differentiate my teaching based on student learning needs.
I assess my students' technology skills in the first days of class and monitor their development.
I remember that students are children and that I am responsible for them in the classroom and online.
2. Classroom Management
Level 1: Setup and Task management
I Know how to manage the physical environment of my classroom to maximize the 1:1 environment
Level 2: Lesson Planning and Collaboration
I am confident that students are using laptops to enhance learning in my classroom.
I know how to foster student collaboration in the 1-1 environment
I structure lessons that are enhanced by students using laptops in the classroom
Planning your project
Reserving Audio and Video equipment
Level 3: Differentiation and Assessment
I assess student learning against clear standards independent of technology
I assess student use of technology to learn
I know that in a 1-1 classroom students may be achieving my learning objectives by using a variety of tools and learning style
3. Document Creation
Level 1: Creation
I can use file extensions to determine which program I need to use to open a document.
I know how to layout a document in a word processor.
I know how to use indents, tabs and styles in a word processor.
Level 2: Revisions
I am able to revise my work in a digital document.
I can annotate to provide feedback to colleagues and students in a digital document.
Level 3: Sharing
I can create a document that is accessible to all members of the community.
I know how to share a document with my intended audience.
4. Presentation Creation and Management
Level 1: Prepping
I can tell the difference between a PowerPoint stack and a lesson plan.
I know how to construct and give an effective presentation.
Level 2: Communication
I know how to assess when a presentation is helping or not helping student learning.
I know how to select and use images to convey an idea.
Level 3: Teaching
I can facilitate students making effective presentations.
5. Information Literacy
Level 1: Online sources
I can cite an online (or offline) source that I have used.
I can read a source for credibility, bias, perspective and can tell if I am being manipulated.
Level 2: Online research
I am able to select the appropriate resource to search, be it Google or something else. *
I know how fair use and creative commons works.
I know how to help a student construct an authentic research question.
I know how to write and refine an effective search query.
Level 3: Awareness and facilitation
I am aware that I create a digital footprint through my online publications and social networks
I can facilitate student learning in the information literacy domain.
6. Social Networks/Digital Collaboration
Level 1: Choosing collaboration tools.
I can assess and explore new tools based on my understanding of the tools I already know.
I know that there are a variety of collaboration tools to enhance student and professional learning.
I know when to choose technologically mediated collaboration and when not to.
Level 2 : Understanding collaborative tools
I am able to discern when learning is happening in public.
I can create an account in a website or social networking tool without assistance.
I understand the impact of using these tools on my and my students' digital footprint.
I understand the ramifications of asking my students to participate in an open social network.
Level 3: Assessing and building collaborative environments
I know how to assess student learning in collaborative environments.
I know how to collaboratively build a shared online resource, integrating media and other social tools.
I know that a social network needs to be moderated (and how to do it).
I know when to build my own resources and when to engage larger resource communities.
7. Troubleshooting
Level 1: Connectivity
I know what to do when a website is blocked
I know what to do when I can’t hear my computer’s audio or see video
I know what to do when I can’t log in to my computer.
I know what to do when I can’t make my lesson appear on the projector
I know what to do when I have tried to fix a problem and what I did doesn’t fix it
I know what to do when my wireless doesn’t connect edit section
Troubleshooting wireless issues
Level 2 - Self Help
I know what to do when students have any of these problems
I read error messages (and do something about them)
If something goes wrong with tech, I am confident I can solve it
2009-2010 Archive
1:1 Learning
1:1 Leadership Summit Background Information
1:1 Summer Workshop(s) for Faculty
Resources, Reflections, Contributions
Carolyn Thompson: Humanities
Gary Stager: Ten Things to Do With a Laptop
Nils Ahbel: Math & Science
Reflections on 1:1 Leadership
Ron Canuel: Laptop Leaders
EdTech Projects Chart
Nofim Blog
Nofim Brochures
Nofim Online Curriculum Modules
Torah L'Ma'aseh (Virtual Beit Midrash)
Implementation Plan
Project tracking
Departmental Sessions
May 10: File Storage on the Network
May 17: Backups (Time Machine... and more!)
Backup Solutions Tech Support
File Management
Parent Workshops
Resource Web Site
Scheduling
Topics
01 What does Learning Look Like?
School Opening 2010
Laptop Leaders
Meeting Notes
10/27/09 - Meeting Notes
LL Cohort 1
Aviva Wolfson- Expert Plan
Blogs/Edmodo
Imovie Project for Health 7
Reflections February 2010
Reflections November 2009
Denise's Expert Plans
IMOVIE/GARAGEBAND
NOVEMBER 16th BEST PRACTICES
Gray George - Expert Plans
Jenny Kopelioff -- Blogging in the Subject Area
PODCAST WITH GARAGE BAND -HISPANIC ARTISTS AND ART UNIT
Reflections on the use of Laptops in class
Results of my blog in AP Spanish
Students in AP are using the blog: Noticias en español
Julia Wong - Research and testing of new technologies and tools.
Laura Sanders-Masset Technology Goals
Lybroan James - Expert Plans
Mathman's Mid-year Tech-Shout out!
Max Alexander Expert Plan
Links to other projects
Melodie Roden - Expert Plans & Work
Goals and Expert Plan
Description of Family Project
Power Point Presentation: Hispanic Countries
Using Imovie for a Spanish 2 Video Project
Voice Recordings
Nick Holton (Digital Storytelling, Screencasting, Podcasting, Blogs, Social Networks, Paperless Classrooms)
Best Practices - Session2 notes - 11/16/09
Best Practices Session3 Notes - 11/16/09
November 16 Best Practices Planning
Oliver Savage - Expert Plan - English
Debate Blog
French
GarageBand Project for English Literature
Milton Presentations
Shakespeare Annotation Presentation Project
Pavel Lieb - Expert Plans
Blog/s
iWeb
Podcasts
Wikis
Seth Battis
Blogs
Social Bookmarking
Social Media
Collaborative Writing and Editing
Yechiel Hoffman - laptop leader expert plans
Collaboration
Feedback
Integration
Journals
Exhibition
LL Cohort 2
MCHS Tech Advisory Wiki
EdTech Master Plan
A - Forward
B - Executive Summary
Updated Executive Summary (2009)
C - Mission, Vision, History
Updated Vision - 2009 (in progress)
D - Beliefs
E - Current Reality
Updated - Current Reality (2009)
F - The Next Three Years
Updated Goals (2009) - in progress
G - Implementation
Z - Appendix
Updated Appendix 2009 - (in progress)
Implementation Meeting Notes 11/9/09
MS Technology Task Force Report
*Report Summary / Recomendations
Additional Resources
MS Technology Learning Targets
Scenario 1 (Teacher POV)
Scenario 2 (Teacher & Student POV)
Scenario 3 (student)
Staff Development Plan
Me and My Laptop
Caring for your laptop
Downloads
Help Desk
iPhoto Lesson
Technology Covenant
Why 1:1
Muss planning & work
Professional Development
Blogs & Wikis
11th Grade Discussion
Blogging instructions
Independent Reading Blogs
Not Blogging - Blogging
Tiyulim Blogging
June 14 & 15 Professional Development Workshops
Getting Inspired
Paperless Classrooms, Digital Portfolios with Acrobat & Friends
MacBook Training
What Next
Using a Macbook as a word procesor- Reviewing students work and using the feature speech in Spanish.
March 8, 2010 - Why 1:1
Best Practices Exploration
Blogging in the Subject Area classroom
Student Portfolios, Screencapture and Creative Learning
Techniques for the Paperless Classroom
Text Analysis using Powerpoint or Keynote
Youtube & Blogging for Reflection and Feedback
Digital Mashup
Inquiry based Math classroom
Managing the Connected Classroom
March 8th planning
Working draft of March 8 plan
Pasco Probeware
Questia - Unlocking the Library
Smart Boards: Beyond the Basics
Visual Learning with Inspiration 9
Workshop planning details and notes
PD ideas for 2010-2011
Planning & Preparation Worshops
August 24 Lineup
Classroom Management and Integrity in the Digital Classroom
Digital Portfolios
Notes
Podcasting
Practical Digital Projects - Why or why not?
Share Your Video With the World...Or Not
Some initial framing
Sprucing Up Course Website (for more experienced users)
Sprucing up your web page
Trends in EduTech: CSU faculty focus group responses
Social Networking Policy working notes
Social Media Guidelines draft and plans
Pulling it all together
Social Networking Policy Pt 2
Social Networking resource links
25 Social Media sites - from...
Other school's policies
Technology Resources Shared Wiki
"How To" Screencasts
Audio (GarageBand, etc.)
Blender (3D Animation)
Blogging with WordPress
FAWeb, Blackbaud and Education Edge
FirstClass
Hebrew Text Issues
iMovie Video Editing
Macromedia Flash
Subscribing to "RSS Feeds" for News and Updates
Wiki
Adding Hebrew on a Mac
Creating a First Class Community
Digital Portfolios: I want to...
...add a new artifact...
...from My Classes in FirstClass.
...from my computer.
...from the web.
...organize my artifacts in my portfolio.
...create a new view of my portfolio.
Why you need a Subject AND a Name (the Reisfeld Explanation)
...share a view of my portfolio.
FirstClass
Seth's Tutorials on Using FirstClass
Using Hand-ins
FirstClass Client
Web Client
Links to web-based resources
Mastering the Finder
MS Projects
Planning a Digital Project
Recording and Sharing Audio
Smart Board Training
SMART Board
Storage and backup solutions
Tech Specs
FreeAgent Desk for Mac
My Book for Mac 1TB
My Book for Mac 500GB
My Book Studio II
Tech Tips
Zed's Bookmarks
Hebrew
Adi Zilbermintz Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection
Andrew Farkash Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Refelction 12.2010
Reflection
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12. 2010 May Darmon
hebrew honors 8 article and reflection 12.20.10 Amir Shemesh
Amir Shemesh reflection
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Ben Hadad
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Corine Toren
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Daphne Dayan
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Itay Gelfer
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Karen Nisimov
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Leigh Jacobson
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Maya Doron
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Ofri Aharon
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Ruthie Rabinovitch
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010 Tal Dayan
Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection Zack Maleh 12.2010
Hebrew WASC Evidence 2011-12
Liron Salem Hebrew Honors 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010
Melanie Goldfiner Hebrew Honors 8 Article Reflection 12.2010
Shani Gilboa Hebrew Honor 8 Article and Reflection 12.2010
Yoni Arbel– החשיבות של עברית
Jewish Studies Wikis
In Every Generation Project (2010)
Sex Slavery [Alex & Gabby]
Making the Connection
Pesach Jeopardy
What is the problem?
Chattel Slavery (Brian and Mikhael)
4 New Questions
Making The Connection
Reflections
What is the Problem?
Forced Labor (Corey Gitman and Aaron Goldstein)
Making the Connection
What is the problem?
Debt Bondage (Morgan Brady and David Lauterbach)
Making the Connection
The Seder Experience
What is the problem?
Debt Bondage (Nathan Sabah and Mark Gurman)
Making the Connection
The Seder Experience
What is the Problem Worksheet
Chattel Slavery [ Sabina and Nina(Sabinina) ]
A Modern addition to an ancient seder plate
A Modern Addition to the ancient seder plate (handout)
What is the problem?
Making the Connection
Sex Slavery (Howie Schulman and Emil Berkovich)
What is the Problem?
Howie and Emil's powerpoint and handouts for seder game
Making the Connection
Page Title
Deliver Us!
Self Evaluation
Jewish Thought Conferences-2010
Why Bad Things Happen to Good People
Assessment
Focus Statement
Key Understandings
Lesson Plan
Sin and Punishment
Assessment
Focus Statement
Key Understandings
Lesson Plan
Research
Sex in Judaism
Focus Statement
Day 2
Class Agenda
Comparative Religion: Good and Evil
Focus Statement
Lesson Plan
Master Plan
Research
Research Sources
Drugs and Judaism
Key Understandings
Lesson Plan
Fringe Groups of Judaism: The Parameters of Modern Judaism
Focus Statement
Lesson Plan
Questionare: To foster meaningful Discussion
Jewish Afterlife( Danny R., Pejman K., Polina R.)
Assessment
Focus Statement
Lesson Plan(Tentative)
Powerpoint
Research
Jewish Afterlife: B-4
Key Understandings
Lesson Plan
Research
Jewish Education
Focus Statement
Key Understandings
Lesson Plan
Research
Research
The God Gene
Notes
Judaism and the Afterlife (A-2)
Lesson Plan
Synthesized Research
Kabbalah
Focus Statement
Lesson Plan
Research
Kabbalah Batscha Cohen Taban
My Big Fat Shabbat Dinner.
Scientific and Jewish Methods (Pakravan/Schloss)
Class Outline
Focus Statement
Discussion Statement
Sex in Judaism (A2)
DAY 1 Lesson Plan
Key Understandings
DAY 2 Lesson Plan Outline
Sex and Judaism Handout
Synthesized Research
The Burden of Proof: Why Judaism Needs no Faith
The Unity Project
1. Founding Ideas
5. PLEASE STAY TUNED
2. Proposal
3. Reactions and Responses
4. The End Result
Why Bad Things Happen to Good People
Genocide- Why bad things happen to good people?
Book Notes
Harold Kushner's "When Bad Things Happen to Good People"
Why do bad things happen to good people? Harold Kushner
MLK
More Research
MLK
Why People Need Religion??
Focus Statement
Lesson Plan
Research
Yoga and Judaism
Lesson Plan
Notes
Jewish Thought Projects (2009-10)
New Jew Digital Story
(Gumerove, Preuss, Guez) Torah or Band Practice.... or Both?
Research Plan
Topic Proposal
Innovating Education (Schloss)
Research Plan
Topic Proposal
Video so far
"I Am a Jew?" (Shpiner, Ludewig, Grossman, Kolker)
Project Outline
Heeb Photos
JConnet photos
JVibe photos
Proposal
Research
Research Plan
Judaism. Renovation and Relevance
Outline
Research Plan
Topic Proposal
New Jew Project (Preuss)
Proposal
Essay
My Escape Paralleling New Jew's Escape
Proposal
Transcript
New Jew Project (Gumerove)
Topic Proposal (Gumerove)
Research Plan
(Mayer, Batscha, Abrams)
Feedback
Research Plans
Script for each Organization
Topic Proposal
Advertising Judaism
My Super Sweet Bat- Mitzvah
Feedback
Focus Statement
Treatment
E! True Hollywood Story: American Jews
Feedback
Focus Statement
Research Report
Script
Treatment
Iron Chef: Kosher Edition (Pakravan, Riboh, Khalpari, Kahan)
Feedback
Focus Statement
Research Report
Script
Treatment
"Flavor of Jew" (Smith, Kashani, Arkin)
Script
Feedback
Focus Statement
Research
Treatment
The Real Matrix (Winter, Roklen, Weiner, Abeles)
Feedback
Focus Statement
Proposal
Research
Research Proposal Notes
Script
Treatment
The Office, Really
Focus Statement
Script
Storyboard
The Evolution of the American Jew (Golub, Cohen, Miller, Moses)
Costumes
Focus Statement
Pitch
Research Report
Screenplay
Shooting Schedule
Storyboard
Treatment
Proposal for the Jewish Future
(Brooks, Cielak, Friedman, Torbati) Insert Project Title Here
Assimilation Response
Continuity
Proposal
Expert Interview Transcript
Reseach Analysis
Urban Outreach (Eshaghian, Kianmahd, Pakravan)-Urban Outreach
Assimilation Essay
Expert Interview Questions
Notes on the Interview
Feedback
Final Proposal
Issues of Continuity
Outline for Project
Priorities Survey
Proposal
ReJEWvenation (Shadrow, Taban, Hemmati, Reisfeld)
Assimilation Statement
Feedback
Jewish Continuity:
Our Official Proposal
OUTLINE OF OUR PROJECT!
Questions for Experts:
Research Report:
futureofjudaism.webs.com (Talia Bender)
Assimilation
Continuity
Expert Interview
Feedback
Outline
Proposal for the Future of Judaism
JewishFuturesProject
Responses
Advocacy
Community
Hazon
Limmud
Moishe House
Cultural
Heeb
Storahtelling
Education
Feminism
Health & Wellness
Sharsheret
Leadership
PresenTense
ROI
Learning
Oppurtunity, sounds like Yeshivat Hadar
The wonders of the Drisha Institute
Media
Social Action
AVODAH: Jewish Service Corps
Uri Lt’zedek
Spiritual
Zionism
Shalem Center
Taglit (Birthright)
The Problem
Across the Century
Early 20th Century
Early 21st Century
Late 20th Century
Modern Thinker Dialogue (Honors)
Borowitz:Greenberg (Cohen/Abell-Venit)
Borowitz Notes
Dialogue
Greenberg Notes
Borowitz:Greenberg (Khorsandi:Nourafshan)
Eugene B. Borowitz
Irving Greenberg
Dialogue
Borowitz:Greenberg (Malkin/Doron/Leibovic)
Dialogue
Borowitz:Greenberg (Shemesh/Neumann)
Borowitz Notes
Dialogue
Yitz Greenberg notes
Borowitz:Greenberg (Wallace/Winokur/Nisimov)
Borowitz's article
Dialogue first draft
Dialogue Revised - Final Draft
Greenberg's article
Question
Buber:Rosenzweig (Donitz/Myers)
Dialogue
Franz Rosenzweig
Martin Buber
Buber:Rosenzweig (Hiekali/Goldfiner)
Dialogue
Notes - Rosenzweig
Notes-Buber
Buber:Rosenzweig (Hoffman/Stern)
Buber/ Rosensweig Dialogue
Buber/Rosensweig Notes
Buber:Rosenzweig (Namvar/Farkash)
Dialogue Outline & Ideas
Notes
Martin Buber
Franz Rosenzweig
Primary Question
Buber:Rosenzweig (Salem/Treisman)
Buber:Rosenzweig (York/Shemian)
Notes on Franz Rosenzweig
Notes on Martin Buber
The Dialogue
Dardashty:Dehrey (Borowitz:Greenberg)
Borowitz Notes
Greenberg Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Gabbay/Moghavem)
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Gelfer/Kianmahd)
Dialogue
Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Kerendian/Mashian)
Dialogue Rough Draft
Kaplan Notes
Soleveitchik Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Maleh/Namm)
Mordecai Kaplan-Notes
Soleveitchik-Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Pennes:Yousefzadeh)
Kaplan Notes
Soleveitchik Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Ravanshenas/Kermanian)
Dialogue
Philosopher Notes
Sources
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Risch/Wolman)
Dialogue: First Draft
Kaplan Notes
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Schloss/Dorn-Wallenstein)
Dialogue
Kaplan Notes
Dialogue between modern thinkers
Notes on "The Lonely Man of Faith" by Slov
Kaplan:Soleveitchik (Senet/Bock)
Dialogue
Dialogue Outline
Notes- Joseph Soloveitchik
Notes- Mordecai Kaplan
Research
Joseph Soloveitchik
Mordecai Kaplan
Theodicy in a Serious Man and Job
Contextual (Blazer, Zarian, Bornstein)
Morality (Port, Brady, Smith, Nabati)
Morality Essay
Morality Essay Notes
Viral Judaism
Abell-Venit, Doron, Malkin, Leibovic
Research
Script
Treatment
Blazer, Bornstein, Kohn, Zarian
Research Report
Script
Treatment
Bock, Gelfer, Senet, Wolman
Film Treatment
Focus Statement
Proposal
Research Articles and Notes
Research Questions & Synthesis
Storyboard
Brady, Nabati, Port, Rudolph
Treatment
Lyrics
Research Report
Cody, Adrienne, Ariel S., Jessica K., Yoni
Addressing the Essential Question
Proposal
Script
Treatment
Dehrey, Risch, Salem, Treisman
Research
Script
Treatment
Nisimov, Wallace, Winokur, Namvar, Farkash
Equipment
Interviews
Proposal
Props & Materials
Research notes
Synthesized Research Report
Research Questions and notes
False Stereotypes
Roles & Actors
Script (rough)
Shooting Script (like a written storyboard)
Treatment
Ravanshenas, Shemesh, Neumann, Maleh, Namm
Research Report
Synthesis
Sources and Analysis
The PITCH
Treatment
Rudolph, Nazarian, Smith
Proposal
Questions
Research
CT
Treatment
Schloss, Dorn-Wallenstein, Hoffman, Nourafshan
Cover Page
Research
Research Report
Script
Treatment
Talia, Bronte, Alexis, Doran- Focus Statement
Proposal
Research Report
Treatment
York, Hiekali, Shemian, Goldfiner, Khorsandi
Husband Swap Pitch
Research Report
Orthodox Judaism Notes
Reform Judaism Notes
Research Sources
Story Board
Treatment
Yousefzadeh, Moghavem, Pennes, Gabbay
Research
Treatment
Media Studies
2009-2010 Archive
Computer Animation I
Assignments
Bookmarks
Course Information
Student Notes
Online Student Notes
Syllabus and Class Notes
>> Notetaking Rotation
September 2009
2009-09-02 Wed.: Welcome and Hello... and into Computer Modeling
2009-09-09 Wed.: First Gallery Show
2009-09-11 Fri.: Studio Time
2009-09-14 Mon.: Materials Workshop
2009-09-16 Wed.: Finish Buildings
2009-09-21 Mon.: Thinking like a Computer Scientist
Building a complex, repeating structure
Designing a new "Gold" material
Lining up three objects along the Z-axis without changing the camera view
Setting a low, well-lit camera view
2009-09-23 Wed.: Keyframe Animation
2009-09-25 Fri.: Studio Time
2009-09-30 Wed.: Studio Time
October 2009
2009-10-05 Mon.: Studio Time
2009-10-07 Wed.: Procedural Materials
2009-10-09 Fri.: Complex Materials
2009-10-14 Wed.: Studio Time
2009-10-16 Fri.: Storyboarding
2009-10-19 Mon.: Storyboards!
2009-10-28 Wed.: Studio Time
2009-10-30 Fri.: Video Critique
November 2009
2009-11-02 Mon.: Video Critique & Welcome to Blender
2009-11-04 Wed.: Working with Blender
2009-11-06 Fri.: Vertices, Edges and Faces, oh my!
2009-11-09 Mon.: Constructing a Character
2009-11-12 Thur.: Armatures and Animation
2009-11-18 Wed.: Armatures Redux
2009-11-20 Fri.: Armature Wrap-up
2009-11-23 Mon.: Animating a Walk Cycle
2009-11-30 Mon.: Armature Creation Reprise
December 2009
2009-12-02 Wed.: Studio Time
2009-12-07 Mon.: Studio Time
2009-12-09 Wed.: UV Textures
January 2010
2010-01-04 Mon.: Advanced Moves in Rendering
Computer Animation II
Assignments
Cast of Characters
Egg(s)
Baby Bird (post-hatching)
Kangaroo
Mom bird
Snake
Squirrel
Vulture
Scene List
Scene #1: The Nest
Scene #2: Mother Bird Leaves
Scene #3: 1st encounter (snake)
Scene #4: The squirrel
Scene #5: Kangaroo Encounter
Script
Useful Links
Inspirational Playlists
New Media Design I
Assignments
Interview Project
Arielle Rich & Shani Gilboa's Prep Page
Daniel Afar & Jesse Perlman Prep Page
Megan and Sara's Prep Page
Mikhael and Emils Junky Junk
Rachel Sapire and Rachel Duboff- Prep Page
Ruthie, Gaby, and Rebecca's interview prep page
Talia M and Rachel B's Interview
Bookmarks
Course Information
Student Notes
Online Student Notes
Syllabus and Class Notes
>> Notetaking Rotation
September 2009
2009-09-02 Wed.: Welcome and Hello… and on to Photography
2009-09-09 Wed.: What is New Media?
2009-09-11 Fri.: Photoshop 101 (For Real)
2009-09-14 Mon.: Studio Day
2009-09-16 Wed.: [snappy title goes here]
2009-09-21 Mon.: Portrait Photography II
2009-09-23 Wed.: Portrait Shoots
2009-09-25 Fri.: Photo Edits
2009-09-30 Wed.: Digital Yearbook
October 2009
2009-10-05 Mon.: Portfolios and Yearbook
2009-10-07 Wed.: Intro to Video
2009-10-09 Fri.: Intro to Video (For Reals)
2009-10-16 Fri.: Shots Scavenger Hunt
2009-10-19 Mon.: Interview Planning and Storyboards
2009-10-21 Wed.: Audio & Interview Prep
2009-10-26 Mon: Video Shoot
2009-10-28 Wed.: Import Digital Video
2009-10-30 Fri.: Video Editing
November 2009
2009-11-02 Mon.: Import Video (redux)
2009-11-04 Wed.: Studio Time
2009-11-06 Fri.: Studio Time
2009-11-09 Mon.: Studio Time
2009-11-12 Thur.: Video Critique
2009-11-18 Wed.: Video Critique/Flash Intro
Feedback
2009-11-20 Fri.: Finish Critique/Flash Intro
2009-11-23 Mon.: Flash Applications
2009-11-25 Wed.: Logo Design Studio
2009-11-30 Mon.: Studio Time
December 2009
2009-12-02 Wed.: Studio Time
2009-12-07 Mon.: Studio Time
2009-12-09 Wed.: Interface Design
2009-12-11 Fri.: Digital Yearbook Brainstorm
2009-12-14 Mon.: Digital Yearbook Design Session
List for Digital Yearbook
Page Types
Visual mockup
2009-12-16 Wed.: Design Workshop
Front Page
2009-12-18 Fri. - Decision Time
January 2010
2010-01-04 Mon.: Get 'er done!
2010-01-06 Wed.: Weaving Dreams
2010-01-08 Fri.: Work Day
Computer Animation I
Blender key board short cuts
Course of Study
Course Outline
Daily Notes
2010-09-02 - Tuesday
Blender Introduction
Object Analysis
2010-09-07 - Tuesday
Preparation for...
2010-09-07 - Tuesday
2010-09-14 - Tuesday
2010-10-05 - Tuesday
Screencast Tutorials
01 Setting Up Blender
02 Basics of Working With Models
03 Working With Meta Shapes
04 Materials and Painting
05 Lights, Camera and Rendering Images
06 Animation
07 Building Armatures
08 Duplicating Objects in Blender
09 Sculpting Meshes
Concepts
Computer Application Design and Programming
Course Outline
Courses of Study
Daily Notes
2010-09-01 - Wednesday
A First Project in Programming
2010-09-03 - Friday
Development Cycle... in Theory
Install Xcode
Your First iOS Application
Glossary
Source Code
Preparation for...
2010-09-03 - Friday
2010-09-08 - Wednesday
2010-09-13 - Monday (Moadim L'Simcha)
2010-09-15 - Wednesday
2010-09-20 - Monday (Moadim L'Simcha)
2010-09-22 - Wednesday
2010-09-27 - Monday (Moadim L'Simcha)
2010-10-04 - Monday
Milken Video News
Wildcat Weekly Production Grid
Wildcat Weekly Script (10/5/2011)
New Media Design I
Course of Study
Course Outline
Daily Notes
2010-09-02 - Thursday
Design Problem
2010-09-07 - Tuesday
Check-in and Questions
DreamWeaver and HTML Introduction
2010-09-21 - Tuesday
Design Challenge
Preparation for...
2010-09-07 - Tuesday
2010-09-16 - Thursday
2010-09-28 - Tuesday
2010-10-05 - Tuesday
RSS
Technology Exploration
Video Production II
Signs Adaptation Outline
Documentary on Diversity
Overarching Goal
Signs Adaptation Script
MS Humanities Enrichment
"A Song in the Front Yard" by Gwendolyn Brooks
"Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros
Border Snapshot Brainstorm
Brick City
Final Projects
P.O.V. Borders
P.O.V. Borders Series
Symbols
MS Science
Science 7 GCCTP
7a3 - Mr. Kelly
Group 1 Polar Ice
Background Information:Climate Change
Bibliography
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Explanation for Choosing Data Source and Data Set
Graphs
Scientific Question
Topic Information
Group 2- Extreme Weather
Background Information
Paragraph
Conclusion
data analysis
Extreme Weather Information
Paragraph:
Explanation
Graphs
Scientific Question
Group 3- Rising Seas
Background Information
Bibliographies
Pictures
Scientific Question
Topic Information
Group 4- Faunal Changes
Background Information
Bibliography
Conclusion
Explanation for Data Source
Graphing Of Data
Data analysis
Scientific Question
Topic Information
Group 5 - CO2 Levels
Background Info.
Data Analysis
Bibliography
Conclusion
Explanation of Data Source
Explanation of topic selected and how it relates to Climate Change
Graphic Display of Data
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Scientific Question
Topic Information
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7B1 Ms. Scoville
7A4 Benny-Eli-Marc
Pictures and Graphs
Topic Information
7A4- Josh-Arya-Ari
Background Information
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Bibliography
Conclusion
Data analysis
Graphic Display of Data and Data Analysis
Powerpoint
Reason for Data
Scientific Question
Zzzzzzzz
Topic Information
Unique Facts
7A4 Sami-Jenna-Shauna-Pamela
4 UNIQUE THINGS
Data Source and Data Set
Background Information
Bibliography
Conclusion
Power Point
Topic Information
Question
Our question was “What effect does Global Climate change have on the polar bears." Our hypothesis was that Polar bears were suffering from the thinning of ice and were drowning. We choose to accept this hypothesis because throughout our research we have f
7A4-Niki-Justine-Hannah
Background Information
Bibliography
Bibliography for Pictures
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Data Sources
Power Point
Question
Reasons for Choosing Pictures
Topic Information
Data Sets
Extreme Weather
Part 1 background information
Part 2 explanation of topic
Part 3 scientific question
Part 4 data source and data set
Part 5 graphic display of data
Part 6 data analysis
Part 7 conclusion
Part 8 bibliography in MLA format
Flooding
Background Information About Climate Change
Part II Explanation of Topic
Part III Scientific Question
Part IV Reason for Data Source and Data Set
Part V Graphic Display of Data
Part VI Data Analysis
Part VII Conclusion
Part VIII Bibliography
Greenhouse Gases
PART 1 BACKGROUND INFO
7B3 Ms. Scoville
Extreme Weather
Background Information about Climate Change
Background Information Facts
Conclusion
Explain Reason for Choosing Data Source and Data Set
Explanation of topic selected relates topic to climate change
Science Question
Weather Graph
Flooding
Greenhouse Gases
Empty
Background
Topic
Bibliography
Charts-Graphs- and Pictures- + Bibliography
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Explanation of Choosing Data Source
Question
Explanation of Topic
Ice Capers
Background Info
Background research
Conclusion
Explanation of Data
Bibliograhpy MLA Format
Conclusion
Explanation of Topic
Graphs, Images, and Charts
Data Analysis
Question
Polar Bears
Background Information
Graphs, Pictures and charts
Conclusion
Data
Question
New topic Polar Bear Extinction
Bibliography
Explanation For Data Resources
Polar Ice Melting
scientific question
7c1 Ms.Gessler
Renee Moussa and Ricky Toren
Background Information
Explanation and How it Relates To Climate Change
Conclusion
Data
Explanation and How it Relates To Climate Change
Why We Chose This Data Source
Dalia and Shelby
#1 Background Info.
#2 Explanation Info.
#3 Scientific Question
#4 Explanation of Data Source
#5 Graphs
#6 Data Analysis
#7 Conclusion
#8 Bibliography
Brigitte and Tiffany
Background Information
Explanation of Greenhouse Gases (topic)
Our Question
Explanation of Data Source
Graphic Display of Data Graph
Data Analysis
Conclusion
MLA bibliography:
Sarah Adir
Leeat and Leayam
Background Information
Our Question
Explanation
Data and Charts
Conclusion
Question
Bibliography
Explanation of Topic
Melanie and Paris
Background Info
Bibliographies and Explanation of Use
Conclusion
Connection to Climate Change and Explanation of Topic
Graphic Display of Data
Scientific Question
Natallie and Ryan
Background Information
Conclusion
Bibliography
Data Source
Explanation
Graphic Display of Data
Question
Conclusion
7c3 Ms. Gessler
Brandon and Talia
Background Information
Bibliography
Conclusion
Data Analysis:
Explanation
Explanation
Graphic Display Of Data
Question
Alina and Zach
Background information
Bibliography
Conclusion
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Data Charts and Graphs
Explanation of Data Source and the reason you use this Data
Explanation of topic selecting and how it relates to Climate Change
Question relating perspective to Climate Change
Charlie, Josh, and Sammy
Background Information:
Explanation:
Data:
Data Analysis
Scientific Question & Conclusion
Bibliography
Our Jobs and Contact Info
Taryn and Lizzy
Background Information
Bibliograhy
Conclusion
Explanation of Data Source
Explanations of Topics
Graphic Display of Data Source and Data Analysis
Questions relating perspective to climate change
Edan and Danielle
Contact Information
Background Information
Conclusion
Bibliography
Powerpoint
Collin and Shawn
Background Information
Conclusion
Data Page
experimental page(unrelated)
Page Title
Explanation of Data Source
Scientific Question
Project Help Page
Background Information
MLA Format
Peer Evaluations
Scientific Question
Section V and VI Help
7a1 - Mr. Kelly
Compare Contrast
Background Information
Explanation of Topic
Scientific Question
Bibliography
Explanation of Topic
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Explanation of Data
Explanation of Topic
Powerpoint
Scientific Question
Extreme Weather
Glaciers
Background information
Glacier Problems
Bibliography
Graphic Display of Data
Graphs
Conclusion
Data Analysis
Explanation of Topic and how it relates to climate change
Scientific Question
Graphic Display of Data
Photos
Graphic Display of Data
Question Relating to Perspective to Climate Change
Gr1-Polar Bear
Background Info
Greenhouse Gases
Background Information written by Shelby Peris
Bibliography written by Shelby Peris
Charts About Greenhouse Gases by Karenne Mashiach
conclusion written by Shelby Peris
Data Analysis by Karenne Mashiach
Explaining Reasons for Choosing Data Source and Data Set
Question relating perspective to climate change
Relation Between Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change
Ice Caps
Background Info
Bibliography
Background
Conclusion
Data Source
Graph
Data Analysis
LINKS
Scientific Question
topic info
Eclipses
Remote Sensing Understanding Landsat images and Change over Time
Phases of the Moon
Tides
MS Yom Haatzmaut materials
Page Title
Robotics
Computer Animation
2010 Storyboard
Animations
Lessons
Day 1
Members
Current Design Ideas
Electronics/Programming
Code
Tips and Tricks
Electronics Discussion
IT WORKS!
Mechanical Engineering
Chassis Ideas
Manipulator ideas
Other ideas
Useful links
Pre Season
Computers Team
Crate Design
Crate Design Log
Photos: Design and Reality
Parts
Oversight
Inventory
Tool wishlist
Resources
Communications
Shirts/Designs
The New Jewish Day School Education
Essential Questions
How does non-formal learning align with the Milken's mission?
Milken Non Formal Learning: Proposal
Milken Non Formal Learning: Goals
Milken Non-Formal Learning: Criteria
Milken Non-Formal Learning: Standards
Milken Practices
Service Learning
Shabbaton/Retreat
Tiyulim Week: 2009
Tiyulim Week: Data
Tiyulim Week: Feedback
Tiyulim Week: Reflections
Jewish Non-Formal/Informal Education
Jewish Non-Formal/Informal Education: Research
Barry Chazan
"The Philosophy of Informal Jewish Education", Barry Chazan
"What is Informal Jewish Education", Barry Chazan
"Beyond More Jews Doing Jewish", Joseph Reimer
Jewish Non-Formal Education: Examples
Experiential Learning in Jewish Day High School, Jeffrey Kress
What are benefits of Non-Formal learning?
What are types of non-formal education?
What is Informal/ Non-Formal education?
Values Community Athletics/Physical Education
WASC
Ethics of Anonymity
Home Groups
Self-study Timeline
Small Learning Groups
"...values community."
"Demonstrates curiosity and wonder" Group 13
“is true to her word”
Vision of the Graduate
Avodah
"balances academic, social, emotional and spiritual well-being."
"connects to Israel."
"cultivates her own unique gifts, passions and perspectives."
"demonstrates curiosity and wonder."
"expresses gratitude."
"possesses humility and self-confidence."
"values community."
Gemmilut Chasidim
...acknowledges the good and engages in caring criticism.
...avoids lashon hara.
...builds pluralistic Jewish and civic communities.
...combines learning, doing and reflection.
...does not stand idly by.
...is a role model.
...is responsible for the environment.
...is true to her word.
...performs regular acts of kindness.
Torah
"...actively questions, grapples and takes risks."
"...collaborates effectively."
"...integrates learning, identity and action."
"...is a resourceful problem solver."
"...is an attentive reader."
"...learns lishma."
"...sees the world through Jewish and American lenses."
"...speaks persuasively."
"...thinks critically and creatively."
"...writes with clarity and nuance."
WASC Committees
Archives
7-Mars Project
Engelmann A4
Environmental Conditions and Protection- Justine and Eli/ Sami and Benny
Food- Sami and Benny
Healthy living- Arya and Jenna
Landing Site-Ari and Shauna and Niki
Life Support- Pamela and Marc/ Arya and Jenna
Orbital Mechanics - Ari and Shauna
Sanitation Engineer- Arya and Jenna/ Pamela and Marc
Shelter-Justine and Eli
System Engineers- Josh and Hannah
Transportation - Ari, Shauna and Niki.
Engelmann A6
Environmental Conditions and Protection- Josh and Daniella
Food - Robert and Joey
Healthy living - Jakob and Jodi
Landing Site - Phillene and Johnny
Life Support-Jakob and Jodi
Orbital Mechanics - Daniel H and Jaunty
Sanitation Engineer- Zack and Maxine
Shelter- Noah and Daniel B
System Engineers - Sarah and Adam
Transportation- Daniel H and Jaunty
Engelmann B6
System Engineers = Eytan and Emma
Food + Healthy Living = Maddy and Ariel
Landing Site + Sanitation Engineers = Alex and Michael
Background Information Michael and Alex
Life Support + Healthy Living-System: Esther and Karin
Background Information
Bibliography
Bullet Points
Images
Presentation Speech
Question and Hypothesis
Three Possible Solutions
Shelter+ Environmental Conditions= Moshe and Josh
Images for Display
Transportation + Orbital Mechanics = Jake and Nikki
Background Research in Bullet Points
biblyography
options for transportation
Options for orbital mechanics
Orbital Mechanics Link
Hypothesis
Orbital mechanics speech
Questions
pics
summerys
space shuttles
speechs
Kelly A1
Environmental Conditions
Food By: Dorel And Liora
Healthy Living
Landing Site and Outposts
Life Support
Orbital Mechanics
Sanitation Engineers
Shelter
System Engineers
Transportation
Kelly A5
Environmental Conditions
Food- Jacob Komberg
Healthy Living
Landing Site and Outposts
Life Support
Orbital Mechanics
Sanitation Engineer
Shelter
System Engineer
Transportation
Shelter
Environmental Conditions and Protection
Landing Site and outpost locations with maps
Food
Sanitation Engineer
Healthy Living
System Engineer
Orbital Mechanics
Kelly B3
Environmental Conditions
FOOD
Healthy Living
Landing Site and Outposts
Life Support
Orbital Mechanics
Sanitation Engineer
Shelter
System Engineers
Transportation
Kelly B5
Environmental Conditions
Food
Landing Sites and Outposts
Life Support
Orbital Mechanics
Healthy Living
Food
Sanitation Engineer
Shelter
System Engineers
Transportation
Science 8 STARP
Engelmann B1
B1-1
Science Question
B1-2
Science Question
B1-3
Science Question
B1-4
Science Question
Schwennsen B3
Group 1JY,AM
Page Title
Scientific Question
Hypothesis
Question
Scientific Question
Sources
Presentation
Group 10 GC,DE
Graphic Display of Data
Question
Scientific Question
Data Analysis
Scientific Hypothesis
Background Information
Step-By-Step Procedure
Group 2 PH,JS
Analysis (explanation of results)
Conclusion
Background information
Analysis (Explanation of Results)
Bibliography in MLA Format
Conclusion
Explanation of Data Source and Digital Images
Graphic Display of Data Collected in a Chart or Graph
Investigation Process (step-by-step procedure) and Data Table
Question
Scientific Hypothesis
Scientific Question
Group 3 ND,AP
Introduction
Scientific Question
Page Title
Hypothesis
Explanation of Data Source and Digital Image
Investigation Process and Data Table
Graphic Display of Data
Data Analysis
Conclusion
Bibliography
Page Title
Group 4 OK,CZ
Conclusion
Graph
Page Title
Data Analysis
Question
Washington D.C Introduction
Scientific Question and Hypothesis
Explanation of Data Source and Digital Images
Bibiliography
MLA FORMAT
Scientific Procedure
Group 5 TM, CT
Question
Group 6 JS, ZS
Question
Group 7 JG, MR
Questions
Group 9 JW,SC
Question
Group 8 SS, MS
Question
Scoville A1
Allie and Jeremy
Cleo and Olivia
Danielle and Andrew
Gaby and Rachel K.
Jonah and Candice
Sacha and Rachel R.
Sasha and Sam
Steph and Adrian
Scoville A4
Brandon and Ethan
Emma and Hannah
Erin and Sophia
Jordan and Jaime
Title Page
Title Page
Mammoth 1986
Julia and Jaison
Justin and Yassi
Kayla and Geena
3 facts
Views of the Salton Sea
Sam and Adam
Untitled Page
V.Investigation process (step-by-step procedure) and Data Table
Data for year 1979
Data for year 2001
Scoville B4
Adam T and Elliot
Page Title
Page Title 2
Their is an obvious growth of population in LA and we are being forced to build to supply everyone
Eliot and Kathy
Hailey and Ally
Hannah and Jordyn
Max A. and Josh
Tess and Allen
Scoville B5
Andrew and Ethan G.
Barbara and Niki
*Bradley and Dani*
Emily K., Shachar and Zach
Emily S. and Negeen
Harris and Daniel
Jesse and Daniel K.
Max G. and Jonah
No Page
Sami and Carly
Data for 1989 London
London Facts
American Literature 1 (1492-1900)
AP Government - League of Milken Voters
General Message from the Candidates
General Resources
Candidate Qualities
International Issues
Iraq & Afganistan
Diplomacy
Israel & the Middle East
The Jewish Perspective on Israel & the Middle East
Terrorism & Homeland Security
Economic Policy
Income Taxes & Government Spending
Economic Recovery
Labor & Business Regulation
Trade & Globalization
Domestic Policy
Healthcare
Energy
The Environment and Climate Change
Immigration
Education
Social Security
Science
Social Issues
Abortion & Stem Cell Research
Commentary from Chumash Class (a Jewish Perspective)
Controversies
The Federal Courts
Gay Rights
Halacha on Homosexual Adoption
Gun Policy & Crime
Jewish Law Perspective on Gun Policy & Crime
Political
Poverty
Their Teams
Vice Presidential Candidates
Minor Candidates
Propositions on the California Ballot
B5- Writing Workshop MW/JH I
Adena M.
Andrew S.
Ariana H.
Ariella B.
Arielle R.
+Ashley Z
Cayla B.
Chantel F.
Eden A.
Gabrielle B.
Jaclyn K.
Joseph C.
Leah G.
Leigh E.
Essay
1st Rough Draft
Final Draft
Lior G.
Lorenzo Cohen's Essay
Miki K.
Noah S.
Sasha E.
Talia C.
Yael K.