By:

Angie Hurst & Natalie Wilson

Monday, 11/16/15

5:30 p.m.

Teacher Team Goals:To guide students in the collaboration and

creation of quality projects to demonstrate. technological proficiency across the curriculums.

Teckee Team Goals:To collaborate and create quality projects to

demonstrate technological proficiency across the curriculums.

0ES will be hosting it’s 3rd annual Technology Fair January 15, 2016.

This event will showcase the exceptional talents of our students in grades 3rd-4th and provide them the opportunity to compete with their projects.

11/30/15

All projects MUST be student created. Representing OES Students who place 1st or 2nd at JSU move on to

State (Usually held in April). Students may work in groups, pairs, or as

individuals. Groups may not be any larger than 2 people. Meetings before the school fair are optional. Meetings for those moving on to Regional Fair are

NOT optional. They will be for refining projects. Students are expected to meet all deadlines.

Deadlines are a part of the real world and must be met. Teachers will complete an evaluation of the students

participating in the school fair and that will be part of their overall score.

We will follow the rubrics and guidelines of the JSU Regional and the State Fair.

We have judges from our community come to judge the kids.Board Office Members Lt. Don Ridley JSU professors and teachersCommunity members

There are 6 categories in our technology fair:

1. General Applications 2. Multimedia 3. Web Site Creation 4. Video Production 5. Hardware-Robotics 6. Computer Programming

Let’s take a closer look at each category:

General Applications:Word DocumentBASIC PowerPoint (no music or video/movie)SpreadsheetsWord processing programsDesktop Publishing programs

Multimedia: PowerPoint (advanced) using different

programs, adding music, adding video clips/movies

Astound Kid Pix KidWorks Deluxe Storybook Weaver HyperStudio Word Perfect Presentations Claris Works www.design-training.com and go to

Multimedia

Video Production:Windows Movie MakerToshiba Movie Designer Imovie Any program you have that converts video

to movies.

Web Site Creation:BlogsWiki’sGoogle sitesNingWeebly for educationwww.design-training.com and go to website

creation for childrenwww.lisaexplains.com is AWESOME!

Hardware-Robotics:Google search: Making a robot for kids

Computer Programming:

Google search: computer programming for kids

Students can do their projects on anything they are passionate about or any subject they have a lot of knowledge about.

Projects that have a school tie-in or that were directly assigned in class receive extra points at the Regional and State ACTE Technology Fair.

Students will compete in LevelsLevel I is 3rd and 4th grade

Students may enter more than one category, but may have only one project per category.

Students may enter an individual project AND be part of a group project within a single category.

Students can compete in a groups of no more than 2.

All projects need to be saved on a USB jump drive (flash drive)

All files, pictures, video clips, music, etc. will also need to be saved on that jump drive

Windows Movie Maker is VERY tricky sometimes if you try to create a project on a computer and copy it to a jump drive—it is best to begin the project by saving everything to the jump drive. That way everything will pull up wherever you are!

We will have space available for you to set-up a laptop if your project requires a certain program that we would not have at school.

Otherwise, your child will show their project to the judges by inserting their jump drive into a computer in the library.

There will be “practice” times available the week before the fair for students to bring their projects and make sure they pull up without “glitches”.

A project notebook must accompany every project.

There are details on the website and the handout.

http://oesteckees.weebly.com/

Friday, January 16th

Students will compete throughout the school day and winners will be announced that afternoon before school is over.

Judges will be teachers from other schools, our Board Office, and community members.

Any questions: Please e-mail me at ahurst.oe@oxford.k12.al.us

Held on Friday, March 18, 2016. There will be a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winner

in each category at our local fair. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place projects will advance

to the ACTE Regional Technology Fair at Jacksonville State University in March, 2016. (Alabama Council for Technology in Education)

There will be a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winner in each category at the regional level.

1st and 2nd place winners at JSU advance to State level in April.

Rules are in the packet. Please read through them. No displays or poster boards

Deadlines are important. All groups or individuals need to be

finalized and turned in to Mrs. Hurst by Monday, 11/30/15.

PROJECTS MUST BE STUDENT CREATED!!!!