Please take the time to explore the educational sites listed on the Young Achievers School Website. Go to the below URL and scroll down approximately 3/4 of the way and you will see the links in the middle column.
http://www.youngachieversschool.org

Please take the time to explore the educational sites listed on the Young Achievers School Website. Go to the below URL and scroll down approximately 3/4 of the way and you will see the links in the middle column.
http://www.youngachieversschool.org

NOTE: ALL WORK FOR SEMESTER AND YEAR IS DUE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH. THAT IS THIS WEEK.

A. Your INDEX.HTML PAGE.
This is your main home page for your whole web site and contains links to all your other work. You should take a great deal of care in making this page look good and making sure it has links to ALL your work.
B. Your GRAPHICS THUMBNAILS PAGE.
This page contains Thumbnail links to the larger versions of your graphics creations which we have spent a great deal of time on. Be sure you have titles and descritions of your graphic creations on this page. This mostly pertains to grade 6 and grade 7.

Link to Instructions for Creating Thumbnails

Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page - look at this page to get an idea of what your Graphics Thumbnails page should look like.

Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

Print Version of Checkoff List - (2nd semester list)

NOTE: ALL WORK FOR SEMESTER AND YEAR IS DUE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH. THATS ONLY 2 WEEKS AWAY.

A. Your INDEX.HTML PAGE.
This is your main home page for your whole web site and contains links to all your other work. You should take a great deal of care in making this page look good and making sure it has links to ALL your work.
B. Your GRAPHICS THUMBNAILS PAGE.
This page contains Thumbnail links to the larger versions of your graphics creations which we have spent a great deal of time on. Be sure you have titles and descritions of your graphic creations on this page. This mostly pertains to grade 6 and grade 7.

Link to Instructions for Creating Thumbnails

Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page - look at this page to get an idea of what your Graphics Thumbnails page should look like.

Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

Print Version of Checkoff List - (2nd semester list)

NOTE: ALL WORK FOR SEMESTER AND YEAR IS DUE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH. THATS ONLY 2 WEEKS AWAY.

A. Your INDEX.HTML PAGE.
This is your main home page for your whole web site and contains links to all your other work. You should take a great deal of care in making this page look good and making sure it has links to ALL your work.
B. Your GRAPHICS THUMBNAILS PAGE.
This page contains Thumbnail links to the larger versions of your graphics creations which we have spent a great deal of time on. Be sure you have titles and descritions of your graphic creations on this page. This mostly pertains to grade 6 and grade 7.

Link to Instructions for Creating Thumbnails

Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page - look at this page to get an idea of what your Graphics Thumbnails page should look like.

Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

Print Version of Checkoff List - (2nd semester list)

NOTE: ALL WORK FOR SEMESTER AND YEAR IS DUE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH. THATS ONLY 3 WEEKS AWAY.

A. Your INDEX.HTML PAGE.
This is your main home page for your whole web site and contains links to all your other work. You should take a great deal of care in making this page look good and making sure it has links to ALL your work.
B. Your GRAPHICS THUMBNAILS PAGE.
This page contains Thumbnail links to the larger versions of your graphics creations which we have spent a great deal of time on. Be sure you have titles and descritions of your graphic creations on this page. This mostly pertains to grade 6 and grade 7.

Link to Instructions for Creating Thumbnails

Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page - look at this page to get an idea of what your Graphics Thumbnails page should look like.

Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

Print Version of Checkoff List - (2nd semester list)

NOTE: ALL WORK FOR SEMESTER AND YEAR IS DUE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH. THATS ONLY 3 WEEKS AWAY.

A. Your INDEX.HTML PAGE.
This is your main home page for your whole web site and contains links to all your other work. You should take a great deal of care in making this page look good and making sure it has links to ALL your work.
B. Your GRAPHICS THUMBNAILS PAGE.
This page contains Thumbnail links to the larger versions of your graphics creations which we have spent a great deal of time on. Be sure you have titles and descritions of your graphic creations on this page. This mostly pertains to grade 6 and grade 7.

Link to Instructions for Creating Thumbnails

Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page - look at this page to get an idea of what your Graphics Thumbnails page should look like.

Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

Print Version of Checkoff List - (2nd semester list)

1. Graphics Thumbnail Page
2. Ancient Civilizations Report (Ms. Quessa's report)

1. Graphics Thumbnail Page
2. Ancient Civilizations Report (Ms. Quessa's report)

Once you have finished your Alien Planet Landscape, I would like you create additional lanscapes. They can be landscapes like you might see here on earth or additional versions of your landscape. You may also continue to work on the existing works that you have been working on.

Continue working on your Alien Planet Landscape using Adobe Photoshop. Continue to use the painting tools, shapes tools, and the gradients fills. Be creative, have some fun, use your imagination for what your alien planet might look like. If you are finished with one, try creating another one that is different that the one you already created. You creations will be put onto your web page eventually. Please be sure to save them in your images directory on your H drive.

Below are some links to examples of Alien Planet Landscapes and other Graphic Works of Art. Take a good look at these works of art. I am hoping they will inspire you to create your own works of art. When you have finished looking at these, follow the directions below.

Mr. Lamothe's Former Students

Former Student Graphics

Web Sites with Sample Alien Planet Landscapes

Digital Blasphemy

Tropical Moon of Thetis

Singularity

Trinity 2002

Tropic of Cancer

Something Blue

Glenwood

Elevado

White Magic

First Rays

Newborn

Rite of Spring

Campfires 2002

Dome of the Blue Seeress

Haiku

Gotham Garden

Pyre

 

Below are some links to examples of Alien Planet Landscapes and other Graphic Works of Art. Take a good look at these works of art. I am hoping they will inspire you to create your own works of art. When you have finished looking at these, follow the directions below.

Web Sites with Sample Alien Planet Landscapes

Digital Blasphemy

Tropical Moon of Thetis

Singularity

Trinity 2002

Tropic of Cancer

Something Blue

Glenwood

Elevado

White Magic

First Rays

Newborn

Rite of Spring

Campfires 2002

Dome of the Blue Seeress

Haiku

Gotham Garden

Pyre

Continue working on your Alien Planet Landscape using Adobe Photoshop. Continue to use the painting tools, shapes tools, and the gradients fills. Be creative, have some fun, use your imagination for what your alien planet might look like.
When you have finish one creation, try creating another. I suggest that you look at some examples that other computer artists have created. Go to a search engine and search for a term something like "alien landscape". Then Click on the pictures there. Notice how many of the artists have used perspective and size to define whether an object is close-in the foreground, or far-in the background.
NOTE: YOU MAY NOT USE CREATIONS OR PARTS OF CREATIONS THAT OTHER COMPUTER ARTISTS HAVE DONE. EVERYTHING IN YOUR WORK OF ART MUST BE CREATED BY YOU.
Tech Tip from Mr. L: Try painting some mountains and cliffs using the paint brushed. Load new brushes to get a wider variety of brushes to choose from. I like the Faux Finish Brushes, especially brushes that have 75 and 50 under them.
See Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page for an example of what I am talking about. I suggest making the landscape 650 pixels wide by 450 high.

 

Continue working on your Alien Planet Landscape using Adobe Photoshop. Continue to use the painting tools, shapes tools, and the gradients fills. Be creative, have some fun, use your imagination for what your alien planet might look like.
When you have finish one creation, try creating another. I suggest that you look at some examples that other computer artists have created. Go to a search engine and search for a term something like "alien landscape". Then Click on the pictures there. Notice how many of the artists have used perspective and size to define whether an object is close-in the foreground, or far-in the background.
NOTE: YOU MAY NOT USE CREATIONS OR PARTS OF CREATIONS THAT OTHER COMPUTER ARTISTS HAVE DONE. EVERYTHING IN YOUR WORK OF ART MUST BE CREATED BY YOU.
Tech Tip from Mr. L: Try painting some mountains and cliffs using the paint brushed. Load new brushes to get a wider variety of brushes to choose from. I like the Faux Finish Brushes, especially brushes that have 75 and 50 under them.
See Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page for an example of what I am talking about. I suggest making the landscape 650 pixels wide by 450 high.

Create an Alien Landscape using Adobe Photoshop. Try using the painting tools, shapes tools, and the gradients fills. Be creative, have some fun, use your imagination for what your alien planet might look like. See Mr. Lamothe's Graphics Page for an example of what I am talking about. I suggest making the landscape 650 pixels wide by 450 high.

1. Open Photoshop, then open a picture in your images directory. If you don't have a picture in your images directory, go to the school web site http://www.youngachieversschool.org and save a couple to your images directory on your H drive. If you want to know how to save images from a web browser, go to How to Save an Image from a Web Browser
2. Click File, then Save As, and save it as a photoshop file with a new name.
3. Once the image is saved with a new name as a Photoshop file, click on Filter at the top and you will see several filters listed there such as Artistic, Brush Strokes, Texture, etc. Experiment with the different filters.
4. Open another photo and use the lasso tool to get sections of the image, ie, a picture of a person, copy that to the clipboard.
5. Go to your original photo and paste the lassoed section into the photograph.
6. Experiment with making a collage of images.

1. Open Photoshop, then open a picture in your images directory. If you don't have a picture in your images directory, go to the school web site http://www.youngachieversschool.org and save a couple to your images directory on your H drive. If you want to know how to save images from a web browser, go to How to Save an Image from a Web Browser
2. Click File, then Save As, and save it as a photoshop file with a new name.
3. Once the image is saved with a new name as a Photoshop file, click on Filter at the top and you will see several filters listed there such as Artistic, Brush Strokes, Texture, etc. Experiment with the different filters.
4. Open another photo and use the lasso tool to get sections of the image, ie, a picture of a person, copy that to the clipboard.
5. Go to your original photo and paste the lassoed section into the photograph.
6. Experiment with making a collage of images.

1. Work on FINISHING your Ancient Civilizations report that you are doning for Ms. Quessa. You should have it as a web file using Dreamweaver.
2. Once it's finished, make sure you have a link from your index.html page to your Ancient Civilizations Report.

If your have definately finished your report using Dreamweaver and your have greated the link to it, contine working on Photos using Photoshop, see directions below:

1. Open Photoshop, then open a picture in your images directory. If you don't have a picture in your images directory, go to the school web site http://www.youngachieversschool.org and save a couple to your images directory on your H drive. If you want to know how to save images from a web browser, go to How to Save an Image from a Web Browser
2. Click File, then Save As, and save it as a photoshop file with a new name.
3. Once the image is saved with a new name as a Photoshop file, click on Filter at the top and you will see several filters listed there such as Artistic, Brush Strokes, Texture, etc. Experiment with the different filters.
4. Open another photo and use the lasso tool to get sections of the image, ie, a picture of a person, copy that to the clipboard.
5. Go to your original photo and paste the lassoed section into the photograph.
6. Experiment with making a collage of images.

1. Work on the Ancient Civilizations report that you are doning for Ms. Quessa.
2. Once you have finished it using Microsoft Work, open Dreamweaver and create a new file and save it in your H drive in your Named directory.
3. Copy the content from the Microsoft Word file and paste it into the Dreamweaver File.
4. Format the text in the Dreamweaver file so that it look similar to the way it looks in the Micrsoft Word file.
5. Create a link from your home page to the Dreamweaver file the same way you did for the link to your Reading List or your Writing List. (If you haven't done that yet, you need to create links to those files also, see link below for Home Web Page Instructions.
6. Work on making your home page - index.html - look good. Also, work on putting all the information on it that was previously assigned. Click on the link below for details.
Home Web Page Instructions - Your index.html page!

1. Please work on FINISHING one version of your banner. You can change it later or replace it with a new version but for now, I would like you to complete one version.
2. Follow the steps below to place your banner on your how web page - index.html

a. Right now your banner is a photoshop file type - .psd. You will need to save it as a .jpg file type in you images directory on your H drive. Remember, the name of you banner must be all lower case letters and have no spaces in the name.
b. Open Dreamweaver, then open your home page, index.html
c. Place the cursor where you want your banner to go - at the top - and click on the little Tree Icon that you will see in the toolbar at the top of dreamweaver. Find your banner .jpg image, highlight it and click OK. You should then see it at the top of your web page.

Continue to work on your graphic files for your web site. Continue to experiment with the opening other photos or pictures. Continue to create other graphic files and experiment with using the various tools in Photoshop.
 

Continue to work on your banner for your web site. Experiment with the opening other photos or pictures, using the lasso tool and pasting the lassoed image into your graphic file, either your banner or a new graphic file. Create other graphic files and experiment with using the various tools in Photoshop.
 

Continue to work on your graphic files for your web site. Continue to experiment with the opening other photos or pictures. Continue to create other graphic files and experiment with using the various tools in Photoshop.
 

Continue to work on your graphic files for your web site. Continue to experiment with the opening other photos or pictures. Continue to create other graphic files and experiment with using the various tools in Photoshop.
 

Continue to work on your banner for your web site. Experiment with the shape tools, colors, text type, and others. You may also create other graphic files and experiment with using Photoshop. Try putting in texture type backgrounds. I will show you some examples in class. Below are the instructions for creating your banner which you can also use to create other graphic works of art.
You could check some of the work of my former students by clicking on the link below:
Some graphic works of art from Mr. Lamothe's Former Students

1. Go to Start,-> Programs,-> Adobe,> Photoshop 6.0,-> and click on Adobe Photoshop 6.0
2. Create a New File that will be the bannner that is going to go at the top of your web page.
3. Follow the directions on the link below and begin experimenting with the tools. We will go through some of the tools in class.
Instructions for Creating a Banner in Adobe Photoshop  

1. Go to Start,-> Programs,-> Adobe,> Photoshop 6.0,-> and click on Adobe Photoshop 6.0
2. Create a New File that will be the bannner that is going to go at the top of your web page.
3. Follow the directions on the link below and begin experimenting with the tools. We will go through some of the tools in class.
Instructions for Creating a Banner in Adobe Photoshop  

LAST CHANCE TO MAKE CHANGES-ADDITIONS FOR FIRST SEMESTER
Use your checkoff list to determine what work you need to work on.
CONCENTRATE ON THE BELOW FILES:

1. Your home page: index.html
Home Web Page Instructions

2. Links on your index.html page to the below pages

1. Your Readings List Page 2. Your Writings List Page
3. Your Memoir
4. Your Autobiography.
5. Grade 7 - Your Readography Page
6. Grade 8 - Your Science Questions Page
7. Grade 8 - Your Research Paper Web Page

Use your checkoff list to determine what work you need to work on. I would suggest that you first create all the web documents first, then go back and complete each one. There is only two weeks (four classes) left before the grades close.  

Use your checkoff list to determine what work you need to work on. I would suggest that you first create all the web documents first, then go back and complete each one. There is only two weeks (four classes) left before the grades close.  

Use your checkoff list to determine what work you need to work on. I would suggest that you first create all the web documents first, then go back and complete each one. There is only two weeks (four classes) left before the grades close.  

Use your checkoff list to determine what work you need to work on. I would suggest that you first create all the web documents first, then go back and complete each one. There is only two weeks (four classes) left before the grades close.  

You will be getting a grade in Technology for the first semester. Your grade will be based on the work you have done so far and your classroom on task behavior. I will be giving you a checkoff list of the work that has been assigned so far. Please checkoff the assignments that you have done so far. Use the checkoff list to determine what assignments that you need to work on in the next couple weekS.
PLEASE WORK ON THE ASSIGNMENTS THAT YOU HAVE NOT COMPLETED YET.
NOTE: I suggest that you focus on creating all the pages that you have not created yet then go back to it later and fill in the content of that page.
Please click on the Checkoff List link below to see what you need to work on. That page has links on the details on how to do some of the assignments. I will also be giving your a paper version of the checkoff list that you will need to pass in.

Technology Checkoff List

You will be getting a grade in Technology for the first semester. Your grade will be based on the work you have done so far and your classroom on task behavior.

I will be giving you a checkoff list of the work that has been assigned so far. Please checkoff the assignments that you have done so far. Use the checkoff list to determine what assignments that you need to work on in the next couple weekS.
PLEASE WORK ON THE ASSIGNMENTS THAT YOU HAVE NOT COMPLETED YET.
NOTE: I suggest that you focus on creating all the pages that you have not created yet then go back to it later and fill in the content of that page.
Please click on the Checkoff List link below to see what you need to work on. That page has links on the details on how to do some of the assignments. I will also be giving your a paper version of the checkoff list that you will need to pass in.

Technology Checkoff List

Please make sure you list all the books that you have read or are currently reading and that you have a DESCRIPTION for each book. Click here for details.Instructions for Creating Your Reading Web Page!

Please make sure you list all the written assignments that you have been given so far this year and that you have a DESCRIPTION for each writing. Click here for details. Instructions for Creating Your Writing Web Page!

Instructions for Creating Your Writing Web Page!

Instructions for Creating Your Writing Web Page!

Instructions for Creating Your Reading Web Page!

1. You will need to create a new page that will be your reading page. To do that, open Macromedia Dreamweaver and type the title at the top of a new page. The title should be something like What I Am Reading or My Reading List NOTE: When you open Dreamweaver it automatically creates a new blank page. If you don't see a blank web page, go to File at the top, then click on New.
2. Once you have typed the title, SAVE THE FILE IN YOUR NAMED DIRECTORY ON YOUR "H" DRIVE RIGHT AWAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY MORE WORK ON IT. Please remember the File Naming Rules, all lower case letters and no spaces.
3. Begin listing the books, poems, and other things that you have read. We will be making a link to the Reading page from your home web page.
4. After you make the list of books that you are reading, write a paragraph about each book. The paragraph should include a description of what it was about, your reaction to the book, and information about the book that other people might be interested in.
5. When you finish writing a paragraph about each book, please create a link to the web file from your index.html page. If you need help on how to make a link, please raise your hand for help or ask a classmate for help.
   
6. ADVANCED TASK: If you want to try an advanced web development task, I would suggest adding a TABLE to you web page and arranging your information about your Readings using a table. To add a table to your web page, you will need to click on the web link below and follow the directions on that page.
   Mr. L's Tips on Working with Tables
   Mr. L's Sample Readings Page
7. ADVANCED TASK: Once you have finished that, talk with Mr. Lamothe about scanning in covers of books so that all students will have pictures of the covers of the books to place next to the description.
   see: How to Scan a Picture
8. ADVANCED TASK: Add Thumbnails to your Readings Page for each book. See the instructions for Creating Thumbnails.
   

1. You will need to create a new page that will be your reading page. To do that, open Macromedia Dreamweaver and type the title at the top of a new page. The title should be something like What I Am Reading or My Reading List NOTE: When you open Dreamweaver it automatically creates a new blank page. If you don't see a blank web page, go to File at the top, then click on New.
2. Once you have typed the title, SAVE THE FILE IN YOUR NAMED DIRECTORY ON YOUR "H" DRIVE RIGHT AWAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY MORE WORK ON IT. Please remember the File Naming Rules, all lower case letters and no spaces.
3. Begin listing the books, poems, and other things that you have read. We will be making a link to the Reading page from your home web page.
4. After you make the list of books that you are reading, write a paragraph about each book. The paragraph should include a description of what it was about, your reaction to the book, and information about the book that other people might be interested in.
5. When you finish writing a paragraph about each book, please create a link to the web file from your index.html page. If you need help on how to make a link, please raise your hand for help or ask a classmate for help.
   
6. ADVANCED TASK: If you want to try an advanced web development task, I would suggest adding a TABLE to you web page and arranging your information about your Readings using a table. To add a table to your web page, you will need to click on the web link below and follow the directions on that page.
   Mr. L's Tips on Working with Tables
   Mr. L's Sample Readings Page
7. ADVANCED TASK: Once you have finished that, talk with Mr. Lamothe about scanning in covers of books so that all students will have pictures of the covers of the books to place next to the description.
   see: How to Scan a Picture
8. ADVANCED TASK: Add Thumbnails to your Readings Page for each book. See the instructions for Creating Thumbnails.
   

1. You will need to create a new page that will be your reading page. To do that, open Macromedia Dreamweaver and type the title at the top of a new page. The title should be something like What I Am Reading or My Reading List NOTE: When you open Dreamweaver it automatically creates a new blank page. If you don't see a blank web page, go to File at the top, then click on New.
2. Once you have typed the title, SAVE THE FILE IN YOUR NAMED DIRECTORY ON YOUR "H" DRIVE RIGHT AWAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY MORE WORK ON IT. Please remember the File Naming Rules, all lower case letters and no spaces.
3. Begin listing the books, poems, and other things that you have read. We will be making a link to the Reading page from your home web page.
4. After you make the list of books that you are reading, write a paragraph about each book. The paragraph should include a description of what it was about, your reaction to the book, and information about the book that other people might be interested in.
5. When you finish writing a paragraph about each book, please create a link to the web file from your index.html page. If you need help on how to make a link, please raise your hand for help or ask a classmate for help.
   
6. ADVANCED TASK: If you want to try an advanced web development task, I would suggest adding a TABLE to you web page and arranging your information about your Readings using a table. To add a table to your web page, you will need to click on the web link below and follow the directions on that page.
   Mr. L's Tips on Working with Tables
   Mr. L's Sample Readings Page
7. ADVANCED TASK: Once you have finished that, talk with Mr. Lamothe about scanning in covers of books so that all students will have pictures of the covers of the books to place next to the description.
   see: How to Scan a Picture
8. ADVANCED TASK: Add Thumbnails to your Readings Page for each book. See the instructions for Creating Thumbnails.
   

1. You will need to create a new page that will be your reading page. To do that, open Macromedia Dreamweaver and type the title at the top of a new page. The title should be something like What I Am Reading or My Reading List NOTE: When you open Dreamweaver it automatically creates a new blank page. If you don't see a blank web page, go to File at the top, then click on New.
2. Once you have typed the title, SAVE THE FILE IN YOUR NAMED DIRECTORY ON YOUR "H" DRIVE RIGHT AWAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY MORE WORK ON IT. Please remember the File Naming Rules, all lower case letters and no spaces.
3. Begin listing the books, poems, and other things that you have read. We will be making a link to the Reading page from your home web page.
4. After you make the list of books that you are reading, write a paragraph about each book. The paragraph should include a description of what it was about, your reaction to the book, and information about the book that other people might be interested in.
5. When you finish writing a paragraph about each book, please create a link to the web file from your index.html page. If you need help on how to make a link, please raise your hand for help or ask a classmate for help.
   
6. ADVANCED TASK: If you want to try an advanced web development task, I would suggest adding a TABLE to you web page and arranging your information about your Readings using a table. To add a table to your web page, you will need to click on the web link below and follow the directions on that page.
   Mr. L's Tips on Working with Tables
   Mr. L's Sample Readings Page
7. ADVANCED TASK: Once you have finished that, talk with Mr. Lamothe about scanning in covers of books so that all students will have pictures of the covers of the books to place next to the description.
   see: How to Scan a Picture
8. ADVANCED TASK: Add Thumbnails to your Readings Page for each book. See the instructions for Creating Thumbnails.
   

1. You will need to create a new page that will be your reading page. To do that, open Macromedia Dreamweaver and type the title at the top of a new page. The title should be something like What I Am Reading or My Reading List NOTE: When you open Dreamweaver it automatically creates a new blank page. If you don't see a blank web page, go to File at the top, then click on New.
2. Once you have typed the title, SAVE THE FILE IN YOUR NAMED DIRECTORY ON YOUR "H" DRIVE RIGHT AWAY BEFORE YOU DO ANY MORE WORK ON IT. Please remember the File Naming Rules, all lower case letters and no spaces.
3. Begin listing the books, poems, and other things that you have read. We will be making a link to the Reading page from your home web page.
4. After you make the list of books that you are reading, write a paragraph about each book. The paragraph should include a description of what it was about, your reaction to the book, and information about the book that other people might be interested in.
5. When you finish writing a paragraph about each book, please create a link to the web file from your index.html page. If you need help on how to make a link, please raise your hand for help or ask a classmate for help.
   
6. ADVANCED TASK: If you want to try an advanced web development task, I would suggest adding a TABLE to you web page and arranging your information about your Readings using a table. To add a table to your web page, you will need to click on the web link below and follow the directions on that page.
   Mr. L's Tips on Working with Tables
   Mr. L's Sample Readings Page
7. ADVANCED TASK: Once you have finished that, talk with Mr. Lamothe about scanning in covers of books so that all students will have pictures of the covers of the books to place next to the description.
   see: How to Scan a Picture
8. ADVANCED TASK: Add Thumbnails to your Readings Page for each book. See the instructions for Creating Thumbnails.
   

Lesson on Saving Images From a Web Browser and Placing Images on Web Pages!

Lesson on Saving Images From a Web Browser and Placing Images on Web Pages!

Lesson on Saving Images From a Web Browser and Placing Images on Web Pages!

Lesson on Saving Images From a Web Browser and Placing Images on Web Pages!