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Course Frameworks
- Introduction
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- 01 Understanding
- 02 Surfing and Searching
- 03 Communicating
- 04 Designing Webs
- 05 HTML Coding
- 06 Interacting with Users
- 07 JavaScript
- 09 Publishing Webs
- 10 Web Accessibility
- 11 Networking
- 12 Internet Architecture
- 13 Cybersecurity
- End-Of-Chapter Labs
- 03 Workings
- 04 Education
- 05 Cheating
- 06 Detecting
- 10 Keeping Up
- 01. Google Email
- 02. Google Calendar
- 03. Google Drive
- 04. Google Docs
- 05. Google Sites
- 06. Google Sheets
- 07. Google Slides
- 08. Google Forms
- 09. Google Meet
- 10. Google Groups
- 01 Platforms
- 02 Writing EPUBs with Pages
- 03 Writing EPUBs with MS Word
- 04 Deconstructing an EPUB
- 05 Distribution Options
- 06 Avoiding the Aggregators
- 07 Getting an ISBN (or not)
- 08 Publishing an EPUB
- 09 Troubleshooting eBook Glitches
- 10 Marketing Your eBook
- 11 Tips and Tricks
- 12 Resources
- 02 Principles
- 03 Practices
- 05 Knowledge Base
- 01 Conceptualizing
- 02 Blogging
- 03 Tweeting
- 04 Concept Mapping
- 05 Flipping the Classroom
- 01. LMS Leaders
- 02. Effectiveness
- 05. Videoconferencing
- 06. Digital Badges
- 07. Interoperability
- 08. Trends & Issues
- 09. Keeping Up
- Discussions
- Projects Gallery
- Frameworks Gallery
- 01 Definitions
- 04 Standards
- 06 Societal Issues
- 07 Learning Theory
- 08 Internet Resources
- 09 Assessment
- 10 Planning
- 11 ePortfolio Design
- 01. What Is Multimedia?
- 02. Screen Design
- 03. Hyperlinks
- 04. Accessibility
- 05. Writing
- 06. Graphics
- 09. Teaching and Learning
- 10. Multimedia Design
- 11.Societal Issues
- 12. Multimedia Frontiers
- 13. Keeping Up
- A-Plus Project Examples
- A-Plus Term Papers
- 01 Join Apple Teacher
- 02 System Overview Badge
- 03 Pages Badge
- 04 Keynote Badge
- 05 Numbers Badge
- 06 iMovie Badge
- 07 GarageBand Badge
- 08 Get Your Certificate
- 01 Concepts
- 02 Measure App
- 03 GeoGebra 3D
- 04 Night Sky
- 05 Apollo's Moon Shot
- 06 Statue of Liberty
- 07 Berlin Wall
- 10 Reality Composer
- 01 Role of Technology
- 02 Teacher Knowledge
- 03 Personalized Learning
- 04 Equity & UDL
- 05 Collaborative Learning
- 06 Flipping or Not
- 07 Gaming & Coding
- 08 Mobile Learning
- 09 Open Learning
- 10 Sample Projects
- 01 Perspectives
- 02 Environments
- 03 Curriculum
- 04 Collaboration
- 05 Gaming and Making
- 06 List of Theories
- ePortfolio Defined
- ePortfolio Examples
- 01 Learning from iBooks
- 02 Taking Photos
- 03 Surfing with Safari
- 04 Wikipanion
- 05 Penultimate
- 06 Making Screenshots
- 07 Rotating Images
- 08 Organizing Ideas
- 09 Digital Storytelling
- 10 Dragon Dictation
- 11 Multitasking
- 12 Finding Good Apps
- 13 iTunes U
- 14 Free Books
- 15 Creating ePubs
- 16 Managing Files
- 18 GoodReader
- 19 Organizing Apps
- 20 Configuring Mail & Calendar
- 21 Securing the iPad
- 22 Searching Your iPad
- 23 Projecting the iPad
- 24 Troubleshooting
- 25 Learning More
- 01-Apple Developer
- 02-Install Xcode
- 03-Hello, World!
- 04-Sample Apps
- 05-Objective-C
- 06-Human Interface
- 07-App Design
- 08-App Store
- 02 Getting Started
- 03 Creating Channels
- 05 Embedding
- 06 Technology
- 07 Interaction
- 08 Monetization
- 09 Copyright
- 11 Censorship
- 12 References
Video Lessons
- Getting Started
- Rich Text Editing
- Pages and Subpages
- Inserting Images
- Web Page Layout
- Navigation Modes
- Making Hyperlinks
- Changing Themes
Examples of Term Papers that Got an A
Listed below are links to some term papers that got an "A" grade last year. When you compare these examples with each other, you will notice that there are three important aspects of an “A” paper. First, they are passionately written and captivating to read. Second, they have good grammar and style (following MLA, APA, or CMS style). Third, they are well documented with in-text references (in parentheses) linking their assertions to scholary articles in the list of references at the end of the paper. You will see what I mean when you follow these links to student papers that earned an “A” last year. All of these papers are copyrighted by their authors. Please respect these copyrights.
- Aisha-McCormick-Digital-Marketing
- Allie-Modica-Effectiveness
- Allison-Winters-Technology-And-Learning-Styles
- Amanda-Yanez-Social-Media-Advertising
- Amanda-Warren-Social-Media-Likes
- Austin-Abbruzzesi-Computer-Science-Classes-in-High-School-Curricula
- Ben-Rohe-MOOCs
- Brianna-Patrizio-Gender-Equality
- Collette-Small-Social-Media
- Danielle-Piha-CyberBullying
- Danielle-Ragno-LinkedIn
- David-Palgon-Facebook-and-Employers
- Donna-Muchio-Self-Esteem
- Ebenezer-Riverson-3D-Printing
- Elizabeth-Hansen-WII-Physical-Therapy
- Faith-Lumpkin-LinkedIn
- Giselle-Malenchek-Digital-Piracy
- Jessica-Morris-Healthy-Lifestyles
- Katy-Snyder-Social-Media-Advertisers
- Jillian-Loeffler-Social-Media-in-Your-Job-Search
- Lauren-Vandaniker-Technology-Impact-On-Nursing-Practice
- Lisa-Plumley-Multimedia-Young-Children
- Madison-Gamble-Technology-As-A-Means-For-Therapeutic-Modalities
- Maria-Medved-Hospitality-Industry
- Lisa-Tossey-POV-Cameras-Education
- Paul-Page-Copyright-IP-Public-Good
- Sarah-Ibarguen-Twitter
- Taylor-Soave-Social-Media-Classroom
- Tim-Ware-Social-Media-News-Outlet
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