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9 CUUG Alberta Directory

9.1 Calgary Schools

CUUG is starting its own registry of Calgary and area schools on the Internet, if you would like to have your school listed please send e-mail to Schools schools@xon.cuug.ab.ca containing the following information : 

line 1.	        school name, grades, location (ie.calgary or town name)
line 2.	        e-mail address(es)
upto 8 lines	what you're doing/interested in
 	        what you want to do

gif.  If your school has a coat-of-arms, school banner, or mascot that you
      think would be interesting, include a very small gif of it, no larger
      than 64x64

Note that this registration is NOT related to your Canadas Schoolnet registration. To be complete you really should register in both places.

Bishop Pinkham Jr. High School, Gr. 7-9, Calgary
CKULLMAN@cbe.ab.ca

Using Clarisworks, Hypercard, Power Point, La Correcteur

Seeking bilingual correspondents gr. 7-9 as elec. pen-pals

also, lesson plan sharing amongst teachers in bilingual program
and technology plans, ideas, etc.

Fish Creek School, K-6, Calgary
lrjohnston@cbe.ab.ca

We are using ClairsWorks/Draw/Paint and KidPix, and doing HyperStudio projects

We are seeking G.2 (english writing level) keypals in Japan, on communities

John Ware Jr. High, grades 7 to 9
PStobo@cbe.ab.ca

Motto: The Pride and Joy.

Computers are a tool at our school used to enhance learning.
Our network extends to our classrooms and 2 computer labs.
Every student has their own directory, with teacher access.

Our student e-mail is via Eudora for Internet and Public Address for
Fidonet (1:134/95). You can reach our BBS at (403 777 7939) and please 
visit our WWW Home Page.

Langevin Elm/JH , Calgary Gr. K-9
rtapp@cbe.ab.ca

We are a high tech school using Macintosh computers to develop
multimedia presentations for teachers and students.  We also
have out own FirstClass BBS for in school and telecom users.

We would like to have our own home page of WWW and produce our
first video created on our Macintosh platform.

R. T. Alderman - Grades 7,8,9; Calgary, Alberta Canada
alderman@cadvision.com

At R. T. Alderman we have a Macintosh Computer Lab for instructional
purposes as well as a PC student centred research area in the 
library. We are interested in developing joint projects with other 
school in Calgary and around the world.  Please visit our 
new home page.

St. Stephen Elementary & Junior High School, K-9, Calgary
stephen1@educ.ucalgary.ca

Windows3.1.1, scanner, multimedia, programming, & science tools
interested in projects related to teacher & student development

We log onto NASA and download pictures to use in
presentations, access lesson plans from around the world by
gopher (using a veronica search). We use lynx to get access to
the WWW and find administrative materials etc. Not to mention
email with elm and pine, oh and trn for the alt. news groups.

Simon Fraser School, Grades 7,8,9, Calgary
pbrannen@cbe.ab.ca

school address for student Email on BBS is...

firstname.lastname@f167.n134.z1.fidonet.org

Our students & teachers are looking for telecom. partners for writers workshops
and conferencing, French/English Penpals, etc.  Inschool BBS offers wide access
All students have Internet Email, CU-SeeMe experimenting, Low cost approaches..

William Aberhart High School, Calgary
BHanson@cbe.ab.ca

William Aberhart High School has been using the Internet for three
years.  Much of the focus of our use has been through a small group
of students called Navigators, who have email access through any
of 200 or so terminals on the Aberhart distributed network.   These
students also have access to guest accounts at ETU1 at the U of C
where they have the full suite of Internet powertools.
The Navigators are a resource to students and staff for many different
activities including:
-teaching teachers the use of computers and the Internet
-supervising non Navigator students access to the Internet
-assisting teachers and students to conduct research activities
using Lynx (Webcrawler,Lycos,bookmarks etc.) and Gopher (Veronica)
-assisting other educators and students from other schools, usually
remotely, but occassionally on site.
One unusual activity has been to supervise CALM students use of the
on line Meyers Briggs personality test.  Several Navigators teach
or tutor for the Calgary Freenet.
ABE's distributed network is going through a transition that will
make local applications (CDROMS and Shareware) and Netscape
available on any PC in the building.

9.2 SchoolNets List

Below is the list of the Calgary schools that were registered with Canada Schoolnet as of March 1995.

9.3 Other Alberta Schools

Below is the list of the Alberta schools outside of Calgary that were registered with Canada Schoolnet as of March 1995.


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