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Student Computers
Each student at Lesher will be assigned a laptop for use at school and home. Students should remember that, though this computer is assigned to them, it is a PSD computer and school appropriate computer use is expected at all times.
To receive a computer to take home, students and parents/guardians must:
To receive a computer to take home, students and parents/guardians must:
- Watch & discuss the short video PSD Provided Device Effective Practices.
- Read & discuss the PSD Family & Student Computer Handbook.
- Read, discuss, & sign the PSD Provided Device User Agreement.
- Pay the ONE-TIME* middle school level user fee of $50 at check-in. (Note: The fee is waived for students receiving free & reduced lunch.) *This fee is due only once in middle school (beginning in the 2016-17 school year) and once in high school. Any students who were involved in the middle school pilot-year program in 2015-16 will not pay the user fee until high school.
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Timed PPT Presentation
Create a PowerPoint presentation that will run on it's own. Create your slides, add narration, set the slides so they change at the right time- it's just like a movie, only easier.
Print the "Making a Timed PowerPoint Presentation" document below as a guide to keep by your computer.
Create a PowerPoint presentation that will run on it's own. Create your slides, add narration, set the slides so they change at the right time- it's just like a movie, only easier.
Print the "Making a Timed PowerPoint Presentation" document below as a guide to keep by your computer.
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IB Design Cycle
The IB Design Cycle is a 5 step process that takes students through the research process. This very introductory lesson is designed to teach the Design Cycle steps, how they work together, and how to revise research as you go.
The IB Design Cycle is a 5 step process that takes students through the research process. This very introductory lesson is designed to teach the Design Cycle steps, how they work together, and how to revise research as you go.