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 6th Grade
17 Installed
3 Need Projectors

Name=Need

 

 7th Grade
18 Installed
4 Need Projectors



 

  8th Grade
16 Installed
6  Need Projectors

Connections
7 Installed
3 Need Projectors

 

 World Language
7  Installed
1  Need Projectors


                  6th GRADE

 Ott

 N. Smith

 Rimedio

 Cherry

 Wolfe/Jordan

 Crumb

 Green

 Perque

 Biesiadeki

 McElroy

Miller/Annechino 

 L. Smith

 Warner

 Goudy

 Karow

 Mascaratolo

 Barfield

 Foley

 Boehm
(no mount)

Computer Lab

 

 

 

 


                   7th GRADE

 Wilson

 Hosmer

Mayo Promethean

 Harden

Computer Lab

 Moore

 708

 Rugg

 Wiesner

 Godfrey

 Butterworth

 Tuggle

 Gleit

 Cranor

Pearson
Promethean

Mosaic 

Kelvington 

Shroyer 

Bartlett 

Hopps 

Halls

Chastain

Major 

 


                  8th GRADE 

 Young

 Holliday

 820

 Harris

 Jackson

Computer Lab 

 IRR

 Zahner

 Skimel

Rankart

 Gould

Zvonar

Street

Hummel 

Cochran Arrington 

Daniel 

 Fileden

Srenner

Manny

Johnson

Ellis  

IRR 

Wylie

 


   
900 HALL

Kunin

Franco

ISS 

Long 

Scott 

Colon/Chatman

Chiodo 

Myrthil 

Computer Lab 

Arrington 

Speech 

 

 

 

 

 


100 HALL

Gamma

Zolkowski

Computer Lab
Derby

Nadir 

Gonzalez 

Computer Lab

Computer Lab
Tucker 

 



     Funds Needed for Electronic White Boards
fundraisers
*Money raised is
from  Foundation
and Administration



                    NMS Foundation 2010-2011
                            Technology Drive
                                     PHASE I 
                       Electronic White Boards
                         & Overhead Projectors


Did you know that Forsyth County and Cherokee County have electronic white boards in their classrooms? In regards to technology, North Fulton County Schools are lagging behind and the Foundation would like to help Northwestern catch up.  Like it or not, technology has become a way of life for our children.   By placing our kids into a traditional school setting with text books and lectures, a lot of the content is lost, because their attention is lost.  Having technology be a part of their classes, enables a seamless link to be made between the technology and the subject material.  Electronic white boards are just one example of technology that is needed and would be benefit to our students.

Definition: Interactive electronic white boards (smart boards) are synchronized to an attached computer and the information is displayed through an overhead projector mounted on the ceiling.  At this point,  the whiteboard then becomes like a large touch screen monitor and users can interact with it.

  • Teachers can use electronic white boards as a blackboard.
    (i.e. If a student is absent or miss a concept taught in class, all information can be captured and sent to the teachers BLOG for  review.)
  • Gives the teacher instant access to a vast array of electronic resources on the web (i.e. Google Earth when studying Geography)
  • Having a Virtual classroom BUDDY in another part of the world, allowing them to talk and see them live.
  • Science experiments
  • Interactive with the students in all subject areas
  • The flexibility and the scope of imaginative lesson planning is huge

Approx. cost per class for complete smart board set up: $1400
Number of classrooms: 79 Total
Number of students at NMS(2011-2012): 1246
Number of classrooms remaining: 15
$21,000 needed as of 7/1/2012

Approx. cost per student: $15 to meet GOAL in every student contributed!

 


INTERESTING VIDEO:

Johnny Lee is a researcher and  developer who came up with a low cost electronic white board solution using a standard Wii Controller and an infrared pen. You can turn any flat surface into an interactive white board at a fraction of the cost.  Click below to watch his YouTube video.  

                                       You Tube Video

 

 


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