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  • OBJECTIVES/FOCUS:
    Use of technology in the community
    Respect the computer work of others
    Observe online resource
    Use electronic databases to locate information
    Responsible care of resources
    Build keyboarding and word processing skills
    Collect, sort, and display data
    Explore multimedia tools
    Use drawing tools
  • OBJECTIVES/FOCUS:
    Awareness of Copyright Law
    Responsible and safe use of resources
    Explore information technologies
    Build keyboarding and word processing skills
    Use multimedia tools
    Explore spreadsheets
  • OBJECTIVES/FOCUS:
    Use databases
    Use spreadsheets
    Responsible and safe use of online resources
    Locate information on the Internet
    Evaluate information found through telecommunications
    Develop word processing documents
    Explore e-mail
    Identify ways technology has changed North Carolina
  • OBJECTIVES/FOCUS:
    Use search strategies
    Responsible and safe use of online resources
    Awareness of Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines
    Explore the need for protection against viruses and vandalism
    Participate in curriculum-based telecommunication projects
    Develop word processing documents using proper keyboarding techniques
    Develop multimedia presentation citing sources
    Develop a product using a database
    Evaluate resources and information for accuracy and usefulness
    Select and use a variety of technology tools




Mr.'B' helps prepare elementary students for the future by addressing these NCDPI ideals:

"The NC K-12 Computer/Technology Skills Standard Course of Study identifies the essential knowledge and skills that all students need to be active, lifelong learners in a technology intensive environment. Technology is undergoing rapid change, and new and improved technological advances appear almost daily. The curriculum is designed to form the foundation for continuous learning and to be applicable to ever-changing innovations."

"The NC Computer/Technology Skills Standard Course of Study involves the development of skills over time. Computer/Technology Skills proficiency is not an end in itself, but lays a foundation for lifelong learning. These skills become building blocks with which to meet the challenges of personal and professional life. To become technologically proficient, the student must develop the skills over time, through integrated activities in all content areas K-12, rather than through one specific course. These skills are necessary for all students and should be introduced and refined collaboratively by all K-12 teachers as an integral part of the learning process."

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