Information & Communication Technology I ICT I

Information & Communication Technology I ICT I

Mrs. Sandy WeicksMadison Middle SchoolRoom 735

Forms to be signed & returned:

• Student Information Survey• Acceptable Use Policy

Student/Parent Agreement

• Classroom Agreement

Mrs. Weicks Education: Education Degree from the University of

Wisconsin-Stevens Point; Computer Education Certification from Mississippi State.

Background: I was raised in a small farming community in the beautiful state of Wisconsin! (Yep, I am a Cheesehead!) I married a man from just outside of New Orleans, lived there for 9 years, and had two children. We were transferred to Mississippi in 2001 and we have all loved living here ever since!

Teaching Experience: This is my 13th year teaching! I have taught in Wisconsin, Louisiana and Mississippi. I have taught at the Elementary and Middle School levels.

What is ICT?Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is an instructional program that prepares students to effectively use technology in learning, communication, and life.

Course Outline Orientation & Ethics Basic Operations & Technology Concepts Technology Communication & Research

Tools Keyboarding Word Processing & Publishing Multimedia Applications Career Exploration

Blackboard Online Learning classroom website used in

ICT. In class & at home

Accessed at rcu.blackboard.com Login & Password is their MSIS number. Announcements, daily agenda, assignments,

and tests Makeup Work – check daily agenda. SMART sync

ICT Supply List 1 or 1 ½ inch 3-ring binder with pockets 8 dividers with tabs for binder – with pockets preferably Notebook paper for binder Highlighter Ear Buds in snack size Ziploc bag 1 USB portable flash drive 1 pack of colored pencils or magic markers Blue/black ink pens – NO COLORED INK PENS

Course Notebook 3 ring binder with 8 tabbed dividers with

pockets if possible. Labels found in their syllabus

Binder check every 3-5 weeks for daily grade – easy 100! First check Thursday (A day) & Friday (B day)

Classroom Rules Respect yourself, the teacher,

each other, and all personal and school property.

  Be prepared for class.

Don’t download anything.  Bring a positive attitude with

you.  Be cooperative and considerate

with others. 

Mind your manners.

Don’t change computer settings.  Always follow directions the first

time.  Be trustworthy.   Raise your hand and wait to be

recognized before speaking or getting out of your seat.

Classroom Consequences 1st offense – Warning & Conference with teacher

2nd offense – Conference with Teacher & Parental Contact

3rd offense – Teacher Punishment & Parental Contact

4th offense - Office Referral

Contact Information sweicks@madison-schools.com (601) 605-4171 Extension 1015 Best way to reach me is by email.