Title: WELCOME TO SDSC
1WELCOME TO SDSC TEACHER TECH GETTING SMART WITH
TECHNOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH
CLASSROOM PART II PRESENTED BY NICCI
KREY NKREY_at_SANDI.NET
2Del.icio.us
- Online Bookmarks or Favorites
http//del.icio.us/niccikrey
3Did You Know???
4Math Resources
Resource Cost Description Level
Math Type http//www.dessci.com/en/products/mathtype/ 57.00 Free trial for 30 days Professional version of Equation Editor Great for worksheets, quizzes and for use with PowerPoint Any
Equation Editor Free with Microsoft Same features as Math type, but limited. Any
Interactive Activities http//www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/ Free Interactive Java based Features Practice and Games Any
5Math Resources
Resource Cost Description Level
Favorites Free A list of online resources for math teachers Any level
Textbook Resources http//www.glencoe.com/sec/math/cool/index.htm Free Links and Sites for homework help, test prep etc. Any Level
Middle School Math Resources Free Great Site Broken down by standard 6th, 7th and 8th
6Math Resources
Resource Cost Description Level
NCTM Free Online Activities Any level
SanDiego County Office of Education http//www.thefutureschannel.org/ Free Math and Science Movies that relate to the real world Any, Great for Middle
7Math Resources
Resource Cost Description Level
8MathType
How does MathType work? MathType is easy to
use. Just follow these steps Open MathType from
your document. Select a notation from the
toolbar. Type in your numbers, symbols or
equations. Close out the MathType window and the
equation is inserted into your document.o your
document
Click on Icon to get the Mathtype Window
Click on the template
9MathType Equations in Microsoft PowerPoint Many
MathType users add equations to their slide
presentations. MathType's color feature makes it
easy to adapt the equation to your slide's color
scheme or draw attention to particular
expressions within your equations.
10Add Mathtype to PowerPoint
- Drag and Drop
- File, save as Mac Pic, Insert picture from file
- Copy and Paste using shortcuts (Highlight text
and then apple c, apple v)
11MathtypeMath Worksheets
12Equation Editor
Inserting an Equation Open Microsoft Word. To
insert an equation, choose Insert, Object,
Microsoft Equation 3.0, and click OK . One of 2
things will happen A highlighted area will
appear, along with equation editing palettes.
This is known as in-place editing. It can be very
difficult to see what is being entered. OR A
separate window will open, with the palettes on
top. This is much easier for entering equations.
13Equation Editor
14Equation Editor
if you are entering many equations, you may find
it convenient to have an "Insert Equation" button
right on the toolbar. This can be done by right
clicking on the tool bar (or opening the Tools
menu) and choosing Customize A window will open.
Click on the Commands tab if it is not already
selected. Select Insert on the left and then
Equation Editor on the right. Click and drag the
button beside Equation Editor (a square root
symbol with an alpha in it) to the toolbar. From
now on, clicking on that button will insert an
equation.ert an equation
15What's the difference between MathType and
Equation Editor?There have been no significant
changes to Equation Editor since we licensed it
to Microsoft in 1991. MathType, on the other
hand, has been continually upgraded and
improved.
16Explore Hands On
- Download the mathtype 30 day trial
- Use mathtype to create a worksheet, quiz, or a
resource that you you will use in your classroom - Use Equation Editor
17Multimedia
- BrainPop Movies
- http//www.brainpop.com
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18Assessments
- http//www.thatquiz.com/
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- All users have access to all of the tests
without registration. There is no reason for
students to register since the additional
features are only useful for teachers.
Registration is free and teachers who choose to
register receive record-keeping of scores for
their classes. They have access to more precise
test-generation tools, can create single tests
with questions from different categories, can
create matching and multiple choice questions,
and can access a public test library.
19Multimedia
- MathDork Movies
- http//www.mathdork.com/contactus.html
- Manipulatives/ Games
- http//mathematics.hellam.net/
- Nation Library of Virtual Manipulatives
- http//nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/vlibrary.html
20Practice Using the Mathematics Resources Develop
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