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Download the latest version of this deck from Download the latest version of this deck from http://download.intel.com/education/public/IntelEducation_HelpGuide.ppt

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IntelIntel® ® EducationEducationHelp GuideHelp Guide

A digital guide to help teachers and students A digital guide to help teachers and students enhance their technology literacy skills through enhance their technology literacy skills through step-by-step instructions for hundreds of productivity tasks.step-by-step instructions for hundreds of productivity tasks.

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IntelIntel®® Education Help Guide Education Help GuideLearn hundreds of productivity tasks in user-friendly, Learn hundreds of productivity tasks in user-friendly, non-technical language. non-technical language.

Skills while you work, when you need them, with step-by-step instructions and visual images.

Instructions are written in student-friendly language, helping students learn the language of technology while they practice the skills.

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Help GuideHelp Guide

Available for a wide Available for a wide variety of software variety of software versions & languagesversions & languages

Select your Select your software versionsoftware version

Select your Select your languagelanguage

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Help Guide Help Guide Access & Supporting Resources Free online at Access & Supporting Resources Free online at www.intel.com/teachers

Use the Help Guide Online

Download a Help Guide to use Offline

Find Strategies for using it to promote technology literacy

Find Strategies to support English Language Learners

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Select a topic Select a topic from the list on from the list on

the leftthe left

Click to Click to expand sub expand sub

topicstopics

Help GuideHelp GuideInstructions are organized by productivity tool Instructions are organized by productivity tool to streamline finding and learning specific skills to streamline finding and learning specific skills

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Help Guide Find strategies for promoting technology literacy using just-in-time instruction.A few examples:

Introduce the Help Guide to Parents: Demonstrate how the Help Guide can help parents assist their children

in using technology at school and at home.

Making Every Student an Expert: Create small “skill expert” groups and ask each member to use the

Help Guide to learn a specific skill and teach it to other students.

Model Practical Technology Skills: Show the Help Guide at a department or faculty meeting to help your

colleagues see how easily they can learn new technology skills.

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Peer Interaction and Recognition:As ELL students develop expertise in specific technology skills, they can share their knowledge and practice their conversation skills by helping peers learn new skills. This expertise gives ELL students status among their peers for their specialized knowledge and promotes integration into the classroom culture.

Differentiated Instruction:All learners can see specific skills modeled and investigate other skills according to their needs and interests. Students who lack basic skills can practice these skills on their own without teacher instruction.

Help GuideSupport for English Language Learners and Differentiated Instruction

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Find the Help Guide and many more free teaching tools & resources to support 21st century teachingand learning

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Intel believes that young people Intel believes that young people are the key to solving global are the key to solving global

challenges. challenges.

A solid math and science A solid math and science foundation coupled with skills foundation coupled with skills

such as critical thinking, such as critical thinking, collaboration and problem solving collaboration and problem solving

are crucial for their success. are crucial for their success.

That is why we are directly That is why we are directly involved today in education involved today in education

programs, advocacy, and programs, advocacy, and technology access to enable technology access to enable

tomorrow’s innovators.tomorrow’s innovators.

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Learn more about Intel’s support for educationLearn more about Intel’s support for education at at www.intel.com/education/K12www.intel.com/education/K12