Logger Pro Workshop

I have included a survey HERE that each of you need to take. It is not only for you to have input into the date for the Logger Pro Workshop, but a chance for you to give us your Gmail account. PLUS it is another chance for us to use a FREE Google product (Google Forms) and interact on a blog (future activities for you and your kids prehaps). Anyway, check out the SURVEY, fill it out, and click the submit button. Thanks.

Checking Out LabQuests

Teachers are already checking out LabQuests to use in their classrooms. Remember, we have 13 LabQuests plus the six sensors (DO, Turbidity, Conductivity, pH, Temperature, and GPS) for EACH unit. I have put a link to the left of this blog with a spreadsheet that will tell you where the LabQuests are and when they will be back. There is also a "check-out" policy I would like for you to read before checking out the LabQuest units. If you have any questions, you can email me at wpmckee@gmail.com.

May 5

We will not need to bring LabQuests and probes to class this week (May 5). You will need your Samsung Galaxy Tab with you.

On May 12, please bring the Tab, the LabQuest and charger. We will have an update for you that will allow you to install nearly 500 labs to your LabQuest making paperless labs possible. At the follow-up session to be scheduled, Pat will show you how to create your own labs and upload them to the LabQuest device.

Rex Dillinger - MMS Teacher of the Year Nominee

Our group's own Rex Dillinger was selected as Milton Middle School's nominee for Cabell County Teacher of the Year. Mr. Dillinger is an outstanding mathematics teacher with many years of service at Milton and Cox Landing Middle Schools.
You can see the nominees from each school and Cabell County's Teacher of the Year, Mary McClure of Cabell Midland High School's math department in the Wednesday, May 4 edition of the Herald-Dispatch.
Give Rex a big thumbs up at class this week.