| CT 6.1 (relate to 3.1, 3.2) With the assistance of their teachers when required, students will use the Internet to send and receive e-mail for curriculum purposes; to exchange files of curriculum-related information; and to search and access curriculum materials located on the world wide web. CT 6.2 (relate to 3.1-3.3) With teacher assistance and direction as required, students will use curriculum information resources available within the school, district, community and Internet. CT 6.4 (relate to 3.2) With the direct supervision and assistance of their teachers, students may participate in curriculum-based, monitored, closed, electronic e-mail chat groups; and may participate in audio-video conferencing. CT 6.5 (relate to 3.2) Students will begin to describe how processing and transmitting information have evolved; how they continue to change; and what impacts such changes have on individuals, communities and cultures. CT 6.6 (relate to 3.2, 3.3) Students will use local mass media, such as newspaper, radio, television, and the Internet to convey to the general public their ideas, questions and insights on issues of concern to students. CT 6.7 (relate to 3.2, 3.3) Students will demonstrate their understanding of how form, standards, conventions, and methods of information transmission affect students their age. CT 6.9 (related to 3.4) Independently, students will create, on a topic of study, using web authoring software, a series of lined, branched, web pages which incorporate text, still and moving images, and links to external web addresses.
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