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120 Foundations of Technology (SCP) 614
130 Unit--PowerPoint and Input Technologies
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300 How do you apply effective oral presentation techniques and develop effective mult-media presentations?
300 How do you choose and apply effective PowerPoint features for increased productivity? 
300 How do you input technologies appropriately and accurately to enter and manipulate text and data?
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400 PowerPoint Basics
400 Enhancing a PowerPoint Presentation
400 Working With Visual Elements
400 Expanding on PowerPoint Basics
400 Using Advanced Text Features
400 Creating Tables and Charts
400 Working With Visual and Sound Objects
400 Customizing Options
400 Input Technologies
500 Students will be able to:
500 1.  Create presentations
500 2.  Insert and modify text
500 3.  Insert and modify visual elements
500 4.  Modify resentation formats
500 5.  Print presentations
500 6.  Work with data from other sources
500 7.  Manage and deliver presentations 
500 8.  Collaborate in work-groups 
500 9.  Use input technologies appropriately to enter and manipulate text and data
600 1.  Students will realize that knowledge and mastery of specific hardware or software skills are not the end-goals of information technology courses.
600 2.  Students will develop the ability to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate situations at home, school, or work and then apply technology to solve problems and complete tasks effectively and efficiently. 
600 3.  Students will develop input technology skills for acceptable speed and accuracy.
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600 (National Standards For Business Education, 2001)
700 Sam and Tom (on-line tutorial and test)
700 Critical Thinking Activities
700 Projects
700 Student demonstration of teacher-led class activities using computer overhead LCD 
700                                                                                                                                          projector
700 Input technology speed and accuracy assessment
820 Templates (Student Data Files)
820 Textbook/Workbooks
820 On-line/networked tutorial and testing
820 Teacher-created projects
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840 foundations of Technology is a required course for graduation as of 2004.
840 Students may opt to test up into a higher level computer course to fulfill the requirement.
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