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I have a Curtis brand copy clip attached to every monitor in my lab. They
come with a strip of velco that that double-stick tape. I've also attached
them to the monitors in our 5th grade classrooms. They've been used for six
years and I haven't had one break yet :) You can usually find them at
office supply stores, but they don't have many on the shelf for sale. I had
to order mine in advance.
We use them for everything. The kids put their hand-written drafts up so
they can type up projects. Kindergarten uses them as well to type sentences
that we've come up with to compliment what they're doing in class. They can
copy the sentence and then add clip-art that goes with the sentence. The
copy clips come in very handy! Hope this helps,
Paula Tortorice
ptortorice@seattleschools.org
Schmitz Park Elementary
Computer Lab I.A.
www.seattleschools.org/schools/spark
-----Original Message-----
From: Nolan, John
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 11:31 AM
To: tic-tech
Subject: tictech: Document Holder for Keyboarding
-tictech message:
It has been suggested that I buy a device that the students can stand/clip
their work onto when they keyboard.
Anyone have a secret invention they want to share? How long can I expect
these items to last? Sounds like a "consumable" to me.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jack Nolan
Computer Specialist
McGilvra Elementary
jvnolan@seattleschools.org
252-3190
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