My purpose with this web page you are viewing is to simply make you aware that there are new guidelines for presentations being written on computers. I am including here a link to a particular website I feel would be a good reference site for teachers who want to know more about electronically written documents. It could be your school or school district has already set up such guidelines. I am only suggesting teachers look at this site to see how one unique organization expects submissions to be written.
Please visit E-Learn 2008.
TIP: When checking reference sites on USA Hero use a browser that supports multiple tabs so you can open the various reference sites in addition to USA Hero at the same time. I find that if you use a three-button mouse and click on any reference link with the middle button or scroll wheel, a new tab will open having that reference site. You can really work on an essay faster when you have several tabs open and can quickly move from one reference site tab to another.
Please report any incorrect information on USA Hero and let me know of any broken links. I would really appreciate hearing from you and encourage you to make a nomination for some other hero to be included on this web site.
To keep USA Hero as a free website, I have had to add more advertisements recently which helps pay for the costs of operating a web site and often provides valuable additional related information. Google advertisements are sponsored links and should come in without popups. All advertisements are virus free and suitable for student viewing.
I am starting to include related links which you might find useful on Resource Web Sites. If you wish to have a link added here, please email the information.
Don Jones,
Webmaster, USA Hero
Email me at deejay@rogers.com
