The Denver Post Electronic Replica Newspaper Identical to the print edition – but enhanced.
Extras Links to activities specific to the eEdition include: • Current Events quiz • Colorado Kids lessons • Math and Language Arts Lessons •Everyday Economics Use the Table of Contents to find the section or story you want
The sections of the newspaper are listed in order. The menu expands under each section. Click on a section name to go there or click on a headline to go directly Tip:Tip: Don’tDon’t useuse thethe backback buttonbutton onon youryour browserbrowser to that story. –– itit willwill kickkick youyou outout ofof thethe eEdition.eEdition. UseUse thethe navigationnavigation insideinside thethe eEditioneEdition instead.instead. Choose Page Thumbnails to see a small image of each page
Click on a thumb- nail to go that page Change your viewing options
2 3 4 •Close the Contents for 1 larger newspaper viewing (1) •Fit to page height or width (2) •Choose – and + to zoom in and out (3) •Switch to single or double page mode (4) Or just read the newspaper
Click on the page corner or the arrows on the menu bar to turn the pages one by one. Reading Articles
Click once to enlarge the page or double click on a headline to open the article (complete with any charts, photos or graphics) in a new window. Reading Articles
• Instead of Text, you can also choose Paper to see a larger version of the way the article appeared in the newspaper. E-mail, print, save or share articles Click on icons: • Envelope: e-mail article • Printer: prints with date, section and page number • Save: bookmarks (not good option for students) • Share Translate or get an Audio version of each story
• Click on Translate for a translation into your choice of 50 different languages • Click on Listen for an audio version (in English). Download 1-click Answers
With one “alt click” students can get more information (in text view only)
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or hear how words are pronounced. Access The Mini Page, Colorado Kids or the Serial Stories Print a page: click on print icon and choose print current page
Click on Save icon: chose Download Newspaper PDF to save or print pages. Access 30 days of the newspaper
Click on the Back Issues tab, then click on the day you want to go to Search for specific words • Search articles, ads, pictures or all. • Search one day’s issue or all of the past 30 days. • Click on the article to open it. Your word(s) are highlighted in the article. Ordering Information
• All copies provided free of charge • Specify the number of students that you have • One login & one password per order • You’ll receive access to all curricula • Call 303-954-3999 or 1-800-336-7678 for more information To login, go to www.DenverPostEducation.com and click on Log in here by the laptop Your login and password are e-mailed to you from [email protected] Teachers and students can access the eEdition 24/7 – at school, at home, at the library. Denver Post Educational Services www.DenverPostEducation.com
Click on eEdition Lessons for lessons specific to eEdition content: •Current events quiz •Colorado Kids vocabulary and test •Mini Page lessons •Everyday Economics •Math Lessons •Language Arts Lessons •Knight Writer writing prompt Weekly Lessons
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Click on Weekly Lessons under Teacher Resources. These lessons, while not tied to specific eEdition content, are based on current events: •Cartoons for the Classroom •Daily Science Webcasts •Front Page Talking Points •Geography Quiz •Headlines around the world •Kidscoop Lessons •News Video •Parade Magazine Lessons •USA Weekend Lessons •Words in the News www.DenverPostEducation.com Free curricula All eEdition subscribers can access our password-protected curricula. Go to the Curriculum page and click on the *Curriculum Downloads link with: •Guides to go along with programs and special topics. •The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News archives (back to April, 2004). Other Curriculum Materials that are not password-protected. www.YourHub.com
• Available in limited areas in home delivery copies • Community Journalism • Readers post stories to web • Best of the best chosen for print • Print delivered into neighborhood communities weekly • Prep Sports • School events
www.YourHub.com/NextGen
• A site for 4th – 8th grade students in Colorado • Registered users post stories to web • All stories posted appear online • The best stories are chosen for print in Colorado Kids or the NextGen column in the YourHub.com print product
Workshops
• To request a workshop at your school on using the electronic edition, email [email protected] • Teleconferences also available Additional Online Resources • Answers.com • Colorado Historic Newspaper Collection – www.ColoradoHistoricNewspapers.org • Colorado State Library – www.ColoradoVirtualLibary.org Contact Us
• Jill Armstrong, Youth Content/Web [email protected] • Dana Plewka, Manager [email protected]
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