Type with lightening speed & precision! Learn what all the keys do, how to find them in an instant, and how to concentrate on the important stuff - creating the message you want to communicate.
Business Email | Business Letter | Report | Career Report
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What do you want to do?Learn about the workplace and necessary skills, such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management, you will need in order to be successful in your future career.
Career Brochure
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Turn your computer into an effective tool for communication. Create positive working relationships and you'll acquire the kinds of essential business skills needed for any successful career.
Business Letter | Unbound Report
Ready to control the most powerful tool invented? Learn how to write instructions for the computer to follow using the Python and Java programming languages. Work with a robot and various forms of multimedia.
Course Preview | Robot Simulator | Fun Fractals | Mondrian Art
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Looking for a challenge? The Advanced Placement course will exercise your creative thinking and logical analysis skills while learning the Java programming language.
There are hundreds of games we like to play, but obviously, we don't all like the same ones. Popular games have changed with each new generation. Younger generations enjoy games that older generations may not even know exist. In this lesson, you will prepare a business e-mail telling your instructor about the games you enjoy playing.
Keyboarding - Assessment 3.06: Business Letter
Jennifer
This assignment teaches students how to properly format a business letter. Students will write a "pretend" letter to the manufacturer of their favorite game requesting information or merchandise.
Keyboarding - Assessment 3.09: Business Report
Jennifer
It might be interesting to conduct a little research to learn more about your favorite game. In this lesson, you will gather information about your game and use that information to write an Unbound Report.
Keyboarding - Career Report
Lauren
Students research a career that they're interested in and find out about the training and education needed as well as salary and job growth.
Career Education - Assessment 1.07: Career Brochure
Kiara R.
Students are asked to research a specific career and put together a brochure explaining the career..
Computing for College and Careers - Assessment 4.08: Business Letter Format
Sara S.
Students discuss with someone an Internet concept to someone else and write about it in a Business Letter format.
Computing for College and Careers - Assessment 8.02: Unbound Report
Ariel S.
Students research a future career and then describe it using an Unbound Report Format.
Web Design 1 - Snapshots in Time
Amanda S.
Web site project that takes a look at three different time periods of Entertainment. Students are required to write and design the site - including designing layout and creating navigation buttons. [Access website out of viewer]
Web Design 1 - Snapshots in Time
Kaitlyn A.
Web site project that takes a look at three different time periods of Technology. Students are required to write and design the site - including designing layout and creating navigation buttons. [Access website out of viewer]
Web Design 1 - WebQuest - George Washington
Ben M.
Student's final Web Design project. Ben chose to design a WebQuest based on George Washington. [Access website out of viewer]
Web Design 1 - Korean Pop Music
Elena L.
Student's final Web Design project. Elena created a site to inform others about her favorite type of music - Korean Pop Music [Access website out of viewer]
Students will find a local business that is in need of a web site redesign (or a web site) to market their services. Hemi selected the Florida Department of Education Student's Website. This website was entered into a contest sponsored by the Florida Department of Education to redesign their current Student Website. [Access website out of viewer]
Web Design 2 - First Website Project - Why Shakespeare?
Kevin N.
Students chose their own topic for their first website. Site is formatted entirely with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). [Access website out of viewer]
Web Design 2 - Final Project - Asian Music
Krissany R.
Students will find a website that is in need of a web site redesign (or a web site) to market their services. Krissany redesigned a site about Asian Music. [Access website out of viewer]
2009 FBLA Fall Leadership Conference
Florida/National Fall Leadership Conference: November 19 - 21 in Orlando
Seven FBLA members and their families attended the conferences. Those members are Marissa Suchini, Kane Magnuson, Kaitlyn Angiletta, Korina Chilcoat, Robert Klubenspies, Savannah Pinnix, and Khalilah Goodman.
2009 FBLA Fall Activity Day--Animal Kingdom
We had a terrific day at Animal Kingdom on Saturday. Five FBLA members and their families attended the Fall Activity Day. Here are some pictures:
Computer Programming 1 – Course Preview
This highly-interactive course enables students to develop knowledge of programming concepts in Python and Java while participating in projects that interest them.
Students will be fully-engaged as they learn Python by controlling the motion and sensory capabilities of a robot.
Computer Programming 1—Module 7: Fun Fractals
Students are asked to design their own fractal pattern and have the computer draw it. By combining simple instructions for moving forward and turning, students will produce intriguing fractals. The sample below follows this simple pattern: F-F+F+F-F
Computer Programming 1 – Module 9: Mondrian Art
Students will guide the computer to become the artist in this assignment. By following a short list of rules and a recursive algorithm, amazing art evolves. The art is based on work by Piet Mondrian.
AP Computer Science – Segment 1: Hello World
Students begin the course with the traditional Hello World program that prints messages to the screen. From there students learn variables, expressions, conditional statements, loops, arrays, methods, objects, classes and more.
AP Computer Science – Segment 2: Fibonacci, Prime Numbers, Palindromes
Segment 2 takes students on a journey to explore more advanced topics such as recursive algorithms, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes, interfaces, sorting and searching algorism as well as program analysis.
AP Computer Science – GridWorld Case Study
The College Board had designed a case study named GridWorld for AP Computer Science. Students are able to explore advanced concepts within the world of the grid by manipulating various Actors such as Bugs, Rocks, Flowers, and Critters. [Access demonstration out of viewer]
Type with lightening speed & precision! Learn what all the keys do, how to find them in an instant, and how to concentrate on the important stuff - creating the message you want to communicate.
What do you want to do? Learn about the workplace and necessary skills, such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management, you will need in order to be successful in your future career.
Turn your computer into an effective tool for communication. Create positive working relationships and you'll acquire the kinds of essential business skills needed for any successful career.
Wonder how the Internet works? 
Take your Web Design skills to the next level! Continue using Dreamweaver & Fireworks to make professional looking websites with advanced CSS & Templates. 
Future Business Leaders of America provides travel opportunities, competitions, scholarships, leadership development, community service, friendship, and fun.
Ready to control the most powerful tool invented? Learn how to write instructions for the computer to follow using the Python and Java programming languages. Work with a robot and various forms of multimedia.
Looking for a challenge? The Advanced Placement course will exercise your creative thinking and logical analysis skills while learning the Java programming language.
