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Friday, October 22, 2004
Industrial Revolution Due Date Changed In order to give you an extra weekend to finish the project, I have changed the due date to Tuesday, November 2. I will not be on campus on Monday, November 1, so if you have any questions make sure to ask them before the weekend or you may e-mail me. I will also post virtual office hours through AIM that weekend and the day before the project is due. Last, we will be spending one more day in the computer lab on next Wednesday, October 27. Other Due Dates: Rough Draft for News Article #1: Tuesday, October 26 Rough Draft for News Article #2: Thursday, October 28 Tuesday, October 19, 2004
Industrial Revolution WebQuest Here is a quick link to our current project - Reporting on the Industrial Revolution: A WebQuest. Thursday, October 14, 2004
Current Electoral Vote Predictor 2004 There has been a request for this link to be posted again: Current Electoral Vote Predictor 2004. Sunday, October 10, 2004
Study Skills With our next test in just two days, I thought it would be a good time to talk again about good study habits. I will be reviewing a number of strategies in class, some of them can be found at Tuesday, October 05, 2004
Biographies of Bush and Kerry Here are biographies about the lives of President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry. They have been published in Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia that is written and updated by a community of volunteers who make sure the information is accurate. I believe that the nature of Wikipedia allows for a truly unbiased look at the two candidates. Monday, October 04, 2004
Campaign Truths... Or Not Based upon our discussions in class last week after the debates, I came to the realization that the much we have learned about the candidates and their views have been very skewed. The mainstream media provide the candidates arguments which ultimately may or may not actually reflect the truth. The Union Tribune published this article today that discusses that issue in detail. Some of the information from the article came from FactCheck.org, a non-partisan (doesn't support any party) group that is closing examining ads and statements from both parties.
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