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Locate instructional resources
- 2. What materials are available to support instruction?
- 3. Standards Search • • • • Search for standards that contain a keyword Locate all materials aligned to a standard Schedule standards on the lesson planner Be sure to search appropriate level of the standards hierarchy
- 4. My Materials A combination of the materials that you created and those you saved from a materials search
- 5. Try it Out Practice • Locate a lesson and a resource and save to My Materials Check for understanding • What are two ways a material gets into My Materials? • What materials are available for the subjects you teach?
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- Trainer–be familiar with what is available for audienceDiscuss how materials get in bank—source—NCLOR (North Carolina Learning Object Repository) Instructional Materials will be provided by the state (currently approx 7000 loaded)Explain suggested materials, if implementedJust click Search to see all available filters or browse available materialsSearch by subject, grade, keyword, standard, material type, and moreDemonstrate external materials, if available, and explain differences – External Resources an be saved to My Materials but not edited.Demonstrate how to search and save to My MaterialsSorting
- Not only can you search for materials, but you can also search for standards and see what materials are available per standardBe sure to point out that you can only search for one level of the standards hierarchy at a time. Select which level in the bottom left.Use this screen to discuss the different material types—point to icons and discuss
- This stays from one school year to the next.Filtering works the same way as in the Materials Bank