Favorites List
Objective
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Students will be able to create and use a
personal favorites list, including the ability to organize favorites into
folders and to import and export a favorites list. |
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Introduction |
During this course you have visited many, many
great sites. These are sites that
would be worth coming back to, once, twice, or dozens of times! Internet Explorer, like most Internet
programs offers it’s users a favorites list.
This is a place to “book mark” those favorite web sites so you can
visit them with ease, never having to remember the whole URL address. This favorites list can then be organized
into folders and even exported and imported from computer to computer. |
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Activity |
In order to gather more information about
favorite lists, visit the web sites below: Cool for School -
http://www.actden.com/IE4/Unit3/3_school.htm Creating
and Organizing Favorites -
http://www.gordonrichard.com/internet/lessons/les5orfa.htm Saving
your favorite Web Sites -
http://www.enetis.net/support_archive/saving_favorites.html Saving Your
Internet Favorites -
http://www.pageud.k12.az.us/HelpDesk/EOYMaint/SaveFavs.htm How to Manage your
Bookmarks and Favourites - http://www.viewz.com/aol/dijit/dijtip146.shtml |
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Assignment |
Create a favorites list with at least 3 folders
in it. Organize these folders in
anyway that works for you. Save your
favorites list using the directions above and export it into a Word
file. Post your file, along with a
list of five examples of how knowing how to do this would be useful to
teachers to your index page. |
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Other Sites |
http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/web/basics/step-organize.htm |
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Rubric |
To receive full credit, your assignment needs to
have: ·
Atleast
3 favorites folders ·
Been exported to a Word file ·
Five examples of how knowing this skill
will be useful. |