Showing posts with label iDisk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iDisk. Show all posts

Saturday, December 20, 2008

GLE #26 Outline Updated

If you have downloaded the GLE #26 outline please discard the old version and download the revised copy from the iDisk.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Updating GLE #24

I am updating GLE #24 for some of the recent elections and upcoming cabinet appointments. The files are taking some time to upload, so please check back later tonight or tomorrow for an outline dated today that replaces the old outline from September.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Change to GLE #18

I made a change to the GLE #18 outline and presentation. If you downloaded an earlier version delete it and download the new one.

iDisk: GLE Outlines 18-21 Posted

The iDisk should be ready to use; email me if you cannot find a file. My thanks to the student who noticed that the GLE #18 outline was not in its folder and let me know!

iDisk: Try Again Later If You Have Trouble

If you have trouble downloading the outlines from the iDisk, try again later today. I am syncing the iDisk with my hard drive this afternoon to make sure you get the latest version of each outline, so you may have to wait a few hours to download. 

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Reminder: Upcoming Due Dates

Just a reminder, these assignments, given some time ago, are coming due before the end of this grading period:

The Art Map of Louisiana Project -- 02 October 2008
The GLE #62 Timeline of the 1600s -- 08 October 2008
The GLE #63 Take-Home Test -- 09 October 2008

If you lost your instructions please print another copy from the iDisk -- see the links to the right.

I am concerned about the students who have not taken their art maps home to finish them. Time is running out!

Thursday, September 11, 2008

iDisk Help

  1. Open the iDisk by clicking the link to the right on this blog labeled "Blankenship's iDisk"
  2. Double click 8th grade folder
  3. Double click Geography folder
  4. Double click the GLE folder that you want
  5. Click the far right arrow for the file that you want to download
  6. Wait for the file to download to your computer
  7. Open the file on your computer by double-clicking the file icon in Windows (or on the Mac)