Hover the cursor over “ACSE”.
- ACSE
- Next item…
The code to produce the popup looks like this:
<span title="Popup information">Text To Display</span>
OTFCF Google Groups / Google Docs Overview
Chrome Sign In
For students having trouble signing into Chrome with their DSBN account, enter this address directly into the Chrome address bar and you should be able to sign in properly:
chrome://chrome-signin
Why sign into Chrome?
It will sync your bookmarks and Chrome extensions so wherever you are logged into Chrome (other classes, at home, on your laptop) everything will be sync’d.
OCTE Annual Conference 2017
Reposted from an email from OCTE…
OCTE Annual Conference 2017 – May 11th to 13th at the Hilton Meadowvale in Mississauga
Early Bird Deadline is this Friday April 28th!
OCTE Members should please register by this Friday to be eligible for the special price of $395 (including HST).
Please note that you should receive a conference registration confirmation email to the address you indicated at the end of registration.
Click here to book hotel reservations at our special OCTE hotel rates (not included in conference registration pricing).
OCTE Conference Elementary Workshop – Saturday May 13th at the Hilton Meadowvale in Mississauga
Our elementary workshop is nearly sold out (only 18 spaces left!). Please click here to register for the day (only $100!). Click here for the Elementary Day Agenda.
OCTE Annual General Meeting & Executive Nominations
We will be hosting our AGM at the conference on Friday May 12th at 3:15pm. Nominations are now open for the following positions on the OCTE Executive: Secretary, Treasurer, Vice Chair – Secondary, Vice Chair – Elementary. Our updated OCTE Constitution includes role descriptions (refer to Page 7).
Click here to submit a nomination form to join the OCTE Executive. Nominations are due by Friday May 12th at 7:30am and speeches will take place that day between 12:00pm – 1:10pm.
Thank you and looking forward to seeing you at the conference in just over two weeks!
Dave Lewis
Chair of OCTE
lewisd@hdsb.ca
DSBN First Class Server Names (archived)
This page is no longer being maintained. The material below is for archival purposes only.
Android:Â otsw.dsbn.org
iOS:Â fc.dsbn.edu.on.ca
Program or Website for Creating a 3D Gamified Literacy Test Prep Environment?
I’ve received a request from an English teacher who has an excellent idea for a program for her students. Here is her request:
I have an idea and am looking for a program to make it happen. I want to create a 3D virtual world that I can use to gamify lit test prep. I want to be able to embed challenges – or links to bring them out of the world to complete tasks. I would ideally like them to have an avatar that can wander around and find the challenges that are hidden throughout the world, and want to add layers of badges / points, etc. as well as mastery learning. I have the idea in my head, but might you know of a good program I can use to create it. Ideally there will be minimum programming as I know limited HTML but would prefer something that does the coding for me. I am happy to pay for the program, but if there is a free one that would be great too.
I can figure out how to make it happen with 2D but would ideally like 3D.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. 🙂
Continue reading “Program or Website for Creating a 3D Gamified Literacy Test Prep Environment?”
Tell Me About Yourself! (Student Assignment)
Many months ago I bookmarked a blog post entitled “What I want my teachers to know about me” with the intent of adapting the concept for my own classes.
In the original post, the teacher (@Allanahk) had each of her students create a slide in response to “five things my new teacher needs to know about me”. As much as I loved the idea, I wanted my students to have more privacy with this assignment so they’d be more likely to share.  So instead, I created a master template in Google Slides that each student would use, with the following prompts: Continue reading “Tell Me About Yourself! (Student Assignment)”
Nominations Open for OTIP Teaching Awards
From the Ontario Teachers’ Federation… Continue reading “Nominations Open for OTIP Teaching Awards”
How to Save URLs in a Project Folder
This video will show you how to save URLs into your project folder. This is necessary when creating and submitting projects that use assets from the Internet.
Always give credit where it is due!
Computer Science Teacher Survey
Educational Testing Service (ETS) is developing a new licensure assessment for entry-level Computer Science teachers (in the US). A licensure assessment is used to determine whether teacher candidates demonstrate a sufficient level of knowledge and/or skills to enter their profession.
ETS convened a national advisory committee (NAC) of Computer Science teachers, teacher-educators, and representatives of computer science organizations in order to determine which knowledge and/or skills are important for the beginning Computer Science teacher to possess in order to practice safely and effectively. During this NAC meeting, members were asked to consider what Computer Science teachers (at the secondary level) are expected to know at the time of entry into the profession (e.g., the first day or month on the job).
The survey that follows is their attempt to verify the domain of knowledge and/or skills that were identified at the NAC meeting. The entire survey should only take about 20 minutes to complete.
Click here to access the survey.
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