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"Play, Play,
Play. My biggest recommendation to anyone who is new to
computers or the Internet is to take the time to play and explore."
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Travis Olson
Travis Olson graduated from Northern Illinois University in the
spring of 1993 with a bachelor's degree in elementary education.
In the fall of that year he began teaching fifth grade at DePue
Unit School District #103, in DePue, Illinois. In 1999, he left
his fifth grade teaching position to become the district's technology
coordinator. He is currently working towards a master's degree
in Instructional Technology and Telecommunications.
He lives in Princeton, Illinois with his cat.
E-mail Travis
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LINKS I LOVE
School:
http://www.bhsroe.k12.il.us/depue
(designed, created, and maintained by me)
Class site:
http://www.bhsroe.k12.il.us/depue/olson/depue5/
Favorite Links
CNet - Great site for information,
help, downloads, and more. I use this site extensively.
Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators - This is the first place
I look for educational related materials.
FunBrain.com - This is
a great site of games for children and adults. And you just
might learn something.
Eduscapes - This site
contains a wonderful list of sites arranged in themes. The
Literature Ladders contains great links for various books.
Internet
Detectives (formerly KIDS Report) - This site contains
lists of sites by category, the difference here, though, is
that students recommended the sites.
Marylaine Block: Writer,
Internet Trainer - This site offers some good information.
Be sure to check out the "Neat Stuff I Found on the Net This
Week" section, she usually finds great sites.
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