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Welcome to the ICT Department of RAIS
RAIS uses SRA TechKnowledge (100% interactive program) for grades K – Grade 6 and EFL (levels PreK-6, respectively) that develops computer and technology literacy. Students of grades 7-10 & 12 use Glencoe books for the following courses respectively: Keyboarding Connections, Computer Concepts in Action, Keyboarding and Document Processing, Introduction to Computer Science using Java, and Introduction to Web Design using Microsoft FrontPage.
Click on the following icons/text links to know more about the courses or visit the online learning centers:
Currently, every high school student at RAIS is offered 3 credits of Information Technology courses:
- Keyboarding - Grade 9 - Keyboarding and Document Processing skills
- Computer I - Grade 10 - Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Computer Science using Java
- Computer II - Grade 12 - Introduction to Web Design using Microsoft FrontPage
There are four computer labs at RAIS:
- Elementary School – CSLABES – Room No. 1205 - 2nd Fl. Office Building – Grades K-5, EFL1-5
- Middle School – CSLABMS – Room No. 3207 - 2nd Fl. 6 Storey Building – Grades 6-8
- High School – CSLAB2HS – Room No. 3401 - 4th Fl. 6 Storey Building – Grade 9
- High School – CSLABHS – Room No. 3501 - 5th Fl. 6 Storey Building – Grades 10 & 12
Every computer lab is equipped with a Windows 2003 server, 25+ Windows XP SP2 clients, a laser printer, a scanner, and an LCD projector. All the classes are managed using NetOp School from the teacher’s PC.
Students’ Projects Display
First Quarter
Grade 12 students made Computer System Presentation for elementary kids. It was evaluated by the student himself/herself, peers, elementary students and the teacher. Please click through the images/names to see the top ten.
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
Grade 12 students made websites about them and their friends using Notepad. It was evaluated by the student himself/herself, peers, and the teacher. Please click through the images/names to see the top ten.
Second Quarter
Grade 12 students made personal websites about them using Microsoft FrontPage. Each website was evaluated by the student himself/herself, peers, and the teacher. Please click through the images/names to see the top ten.
2006-2007
2007-2008
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