Teacher Tool Kit
Windows/Intel
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Camtasia -
An instructional development tool.
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Clickbook - Creates
and prints normal documents into booklets of any size. Great for day planners,
CD covers, e-books, schedules, and more.
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DreamWeaver
- A web development tool.
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ePrompter - a free email retrieval
and notification software utility program that automatically checks up
to eight password protected email accounts.
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Ipswitch WS_FTP - A file transfer
protocol program.
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McAfee -
An antivirus program.
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Norton (Symantec)- An antivirus
program.
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PowerPoint
- A presentation program that comes loaded on most computers and is available
for Macintosh.
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Real Player - To access streaming video
(an alternative Windows Media Player and Quicktime)
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Snagit
- A Screen copy program to ‘capture’ entire screens or parts of screens
as .jpg, .gif and other formats and insert these images into WORD documents,
Power Points, Web Pages and attach to emails.
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Ultimate MultiMedia Alarm 3.0 - A personal
scheduler (time management tool) for Windows 9x/2000/NT. It lets
the user schedule events any time in the future and, when the time comes,
Alarm carries out the action associated with that event. There are several
possible actions that can be associated with each event: playing a wave
file, saying the time, playing CD tracks, sending email, and opening a
file. to help you use your computer as a time management tool.
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Zone Alarm - Personal firewall
software that automatically protects your computer while on the internet
so that no one can can access your computer or your files.
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Wincopy - WinCopy is an easy-to-use
Windows screen capture program that creates BMP, GIF, TIFF, JPEG, etc.
files. Various print options. Windows 95, Win98, NT compatible.
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Winzip
- Tight integration with Windows: without leaving My Computer or Windows
Explorer you can zip and unzip files, use drag and drop, and zip and email
documents and folders. Supports Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000.
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WS FTP HOME 9.0
- A file transfer protocol program.
Hardware
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Flash Drive – You need your own tiny storage device, called a “flash”
or “thumb” drive.
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Digital Camera - Use your camera; organize your photos. Put them
into presentations, Power Points, documents, and slideshows.
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Headset Microphone - Invest in a little one of these so you can
use your sound recorder on your computer to make sound files (.wav).
You can make sound files to explain things and give instructions, upload
them to your school’s network or the Internet, and let students listen
to them over and over, at school or home. This also becomes an important
tool for the students to learn to use, allowing them to use more media.
Macintosh
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Clickbook - Creates
and prints normal documents into booklets of any size. Great for day planners,
CD covers, e-books, schedules, and more.
Shareware
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