President's Report	by James McConville
Island Report	by Mike Ireland
Live and In Colour...From the Internet	by Wayne Ulian
Catalyst Conference May 12-13, 2006, Whistler, BC	by Kevin Ambroe
Classroom Jeopardy	by Jolene Mergens and Chris Rozitis
USB Flash Drives	by Dennis Wong
Web 2.0: An Educator's Guide	by James McConville
Demystifying Graduate Portfolios	by Shelley Wilcox
Online Discussions in Biology 12	by Tracy Kimoto
One to One Wireless Writing	by James McConville
CUE-Van Meeting April 27, 2006	by CUE-Van Executive
Fall Conference 2006: Teaching to the Multiple Literacies	by CUE Executive
Call for Presenters	by CUE Executive
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Renewing your CUEBC membership	by James McConville

Classroom Jeopardy

by Jolene Mergens and Chris Rozitis

This article will show you how to design and make your own version CLASSROOM JEOPARDY so you can use it for whichever subject. This game is a great and fun way to re-introduce concepts previously covered. By changing words and introducing higher level questions this is an excellent way to review and reinforce information and assess current student understanding. Things such as sound clips and authorized images and clips can be incorporated as well. Actually designing the PowerPoint presentation when you have the questions and answers in hand will take you about 30 minutes. The instructions are available at http://magee.vsb.bc.ca/r/tutorials/jeopardy.pdf and a sample PowerPoint file is available at http://magee.vsb.bc.ca/r/tutorials/jeopardy.ppt