NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 4 May 2000 to 5 May 2000 - Special issue (#2000-253)
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Topics in this special issue:
1. MISC> "Vote Environment" Program Dedicates $7.4 million for Election 2000
Awareness Campaign
2. RESOUR> CSS Internet News Report VBS/LoveLetter VBScript Worm
3. MISC> WebSite Professional 2.4 Receives New Export Status
4. RESOUR> [WebSiteDaily] I Love You Anti-Virus Web Sites
5. RESOUR> Artcyclopedia
6. RESOUR> VIRUS ALERT: Love & Jokes -- DELETE IMMEDIATELY
7. K12> [EdResource] "Kids Online" Issue Ranks States on Providing Computer
8. PROJ> [HILITES] Ages 5-19: Monster Project - Revised
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:17 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: MISC> "Vote Environment" Program Dedicates $7.4 million for Election
2000 Awareness Campaign
From: Theresa M. Perrone [mailto:theresa...@appnet.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 3:35 PM
Environment to be Top-tier Issue in 2000 Elections
"Vote Environment" Program Dedicates $7.4 million to Raise
Environmental Issues with Voters and Candidates
<http://www.voteenvironment.org/index.html?b>
WASHINGTON—American voters will make the environment a
top-tier voting issue in the 2000 elections, according to
conservationists. The League of Conservation Voters
Education Fund (LCVEF) announces a $7.4 million national
advertising, polling and grassroots public education effort
designed to encourage candidates to address environmental
issues and voters to find out where the candidates stand on
such issues. Details of the campaign are featured on the
new LCVEF Web site,
<http://www.voteenvironment.org/index.html?b>
“Throughout the country, voters are paying more attention to
issues that directly affect the quality of their lives, from
the safety of the water they drink and the quality of the
air they breathe," said Deb Callahan, president of the
LCVEF. “This is the year when the environment will emerge as
a critical election issue—an issue that candidates seeking
all levels of elective office will be well-served to address.”
Visitors to the new Web site
<http://www.VoteEnvironment.org/index.html?b> can see and
hear television ads currently appearing in Washington, DC;
Nashville, Atlanta, and Austin, Texas. The ads will appear
in other major cities in early summer.
Site visitors can also take an on-line pledge to ask
candidates where they stand on environmental issues and to
“Vote Environment.” Extensive polling data, analysis,
surveys and commentary will be available over the Internet
to help voters learn more about how candidates and
constituents feel about the environment.
Over the course of the year, the LCVEF, along with Greenberg
Quinlan Research Inc., is evaluating the saliency of
environmental issues and how they influence voter
participation. Working with state environmental groups and
a variety of pollsters, the group this year will conduct 23
state and three national polls on environmental and
conservation issues and their relationship to civic participation.
Beth Sullivan, executive director of the LCVEF, says, “This
useful research, coupled with the ‘Vote Environment’ pledge
program will encourage voters to find out where candidates
from the state house to the White House stand on
environmental issues and urge those candidates to actually
address the issues.”
The League of Conservation Voters Education Fund is a
nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to
raising awareness about environmental issues, increasing the
capacity and effectiveness of state and local environmental
groups, and encouraging citizens to participate in the
democratic process. For more information, please visit the
LCV Education Fund Web site at
<http://www.VoteEnvironment.org/index.html?b>
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:26 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: RESOUR> CSS Internet News Report VBS/LoveLetter VBScript Worm
From: John Walker [mailto:jwa...@hwcn.org]
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 7:27 PM
VBS/LoveLetter VBScript Worm
http://www.cert.org/current/
The morning of 5/4/2000, we began to receive numerous reports of a
VBScript worm being called "Love Letter" circulating in the wild. Early
reports we have received indicate this is not a hoax. Reports indicate
the worm is distributed via e-mail with the following characteristics:
Subject: ILOVEYOU
The body of the message contains:
kindly check the attached LOVELETTER coming from me
A file attachment is included, named:
LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs
More information is available from:
http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/love.htm
If your site has been affected by VBS/LoveLetter, we would appreciate
knowing the scope of the infection at your site. Please let us know by
submitting an incident report using our Incident Reporting Form, and be
sure to specify how many hosts were affected.
http://www.cert.org/ftp/incident_reporting_form
We will provide updates as we gather more information.
F-Secure Virus Information Pages
http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/love.htm
Index Navigation
NAME:LoveLetter
VBS/LoveLetter is a VBScript worm. It spreads thru email as a chain letter.
The worm uses the Outlook e-mail application to spread. LoveLetter is
also a overwriting VBS virus, and it spreads itself using mIRC client as
well.
When it is executed, it first copies itself to Windows System directory as:
- MSKernel32.vbs
- LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs
and to Windows directory:
- Win32DLL.vbs
Then it adds itself to registry, so it will be executed when the system
is restarted. The registry keys that it adds are:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\MSKernel32
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices\Win
32DLL
Next the worm replaces the Internet Explorer home page with a link that
points to an executable program, "WIN-BUGSFIX.exe". If the file is
downloaded, the worm adds this to registry as well; causing that the
program will be executed when the system is restarted.
The executable part that the LoveLetter worm downloads from the web is a
password stealing trojan. On startup the trojan tries to find a hidden
window named 'BAROK...'. If it is present, the trojan exits immediately,
if not - the main routine takes control. The trojan checks for the
WinFAT32 subkey in the following Registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
If the WinFAT32 subkey key is not found, the trojan creates it, copies
itself to \Windows\System\ directory as WINFAT32.EXE and then runs the
file from that location. The above registry key modification makes the
trojan become active every time Windows starts.
Then the trojan sets Internet Explorer startup page to 'about:blank'.
After that the trojan tries to find and delete the following keys:
Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network\HideSharePwds
Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network\DisablePwdCaching
DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network\HideShare
Pwds
DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network\DisablePw
dCaching
Then trojan registers a new window class and creates a hidden window
titled 'BAROK...' and remains resident in Windows memory as a hidden
application.
Immediately after startup and when timer counters reaches the certain
values, the trojan loads MPR.DLL library, calls WNetEnumCashedPasswords
function and sends stolen RAS passwords and all cached Windows passwords
to 'mai...@super.net.ph' e-mail address that most likely belongs to
trojan's author. The trojan uses the 'smpt.super.net.ph' mail server to
send e-mails. The e-mail's subject is 'Barok...
email.passwords.sender.trojan'.
There's the author's copyright message inside the trojan's body:
barok ...i hate go to school suck ->by:spyder @Copyright (c) 2000
GRAMMERSoft Group >Manila,Phils.
There are also some encrypted text messages in the trojan's body used
for its internal purposes.
After that, the worm creates a HTML file, "LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.HTM", to
the Windows System directory. This file contains the worm, and it will
be sent using mIRC whenever the user joins an IRC channel.
Then the worm will use Outlook to mass mail itself to everyone in each
address book. The message that it sends will be as follows:
Subject: ILOVEYOU
Body: kindly check the attached LOVELETTER coming from me.
Attachment: LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs
LoveLetter sends the mail once to each recipient. After a mail has been
sent, it adds a marker to the registry and does not mass mail itself any
more.
The virus then searches for certain filetypes on all folders on all
local and remote drives and overwrites them with its own code. The files
that are overwritten have either "vbs" or "vbe" extension.
For the files with the following extensions: ".js", ".jse", ".css",
".wsh", ".sct" and ".hta", the virus will create a new file with the
same name, but using the extension ".vbs". The original file will be
deleted.
Next the the virus locates files with ".jpg" and ".jpeg" extension, adds
a new file next to it and deletes the original file. Then the virus
locates ".mp3" and ".mp2" files, creates a new file and hides the
original file. For above two cases, the new files created will have the
original name added with the extension ".vbs". For example, a picture
named "pic.jpg" will cause a new file called "pic.jpg.vbs" to be created.
LoveLetter was found globally in-the-wild on May 4th, 2000. It looks
like the virus is Philippine origin. At the beginning of the code, the
virus contains the following text:
rem barok -loveletter(vbe) <i hate go to school>
rem by: spyder / isp...@mail.com / @GRAMMERSoft Group /
Manila,Philippines
[Analysis: Katrin Tocheva, Mikko Hypponen, Alexey Podrezov and Sami
Rautiainen, F-Secure]
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:31 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: MISC> WebSite Professional 2.4 Receives New Export Status
From: Carmel Noah [mailto:cam...@oreilly.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 6:41 PM
Contact: Cammie Noah
cam...@oreilly.com 707.829.0515 x 437
WebSite Professional 2.4 Receives New Export Status
Sebastopol, CA--O'Reilly & Associates announces that WebSite(TM)
Professional 2.4 has received an encryption license exception ENC
"retail" from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Export
Administration (BXA), under the new rules adopted by the Clinton
administration on January 14, 2000.
This license exception allows the strong encryption version of WebSite
Pro 2.4 to be distributed globally to all end-users (within existing
U.S. guidelines). The strong encryption version of WebSite Pro 2.4 is
available for download, at no charge, to all registered WebSite Pro
users at: http://website.oreilly.com/support.
WebSite Pro 2.4 supports Transport Layer Security (TLS) version 1.0,
and features client certificate authentication and all the components
needed to make a standard encryption (export grade) version of WebSite
Pro support 128-bit encryption. Webmasters can continue to use any
existing WebSite server certificates, since the strength of encryption
is controlled by the server and the browser, not by the certificate. In
addition to supporting TLS 1.0, WebSite Professional 2.4 also supports
SSL 2.0 and 3.0.
"WebSite Pro has a large installed base of international customers who
can now upgrade their security to the strongest available," observed
Gina Blaber, director of O'Reilly's Software Products Group. "This new
export classification allows WebSite Pro users to take full advantage
of the superb protection strong encryption provides in all their web
serving needs, whether they be e-commerce, sensitive corporate or
personal data, or financial transactions. We are excited about the
benefit this new status will bring to our existing and new WebSite Pro
customers worldwide."
PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
WebSite Professional 2.4 is now available, and will be free to
registered users of WebSite Pro 2.0 by download from
http://website.oreilly.com/. Version 2.4 can be installed over any
earlier version of WebSite Pro 2.0, which has a suggested retail price of
$799.
ABOUT WEBSITE PROFESSIONAL
WebSite Professional 2.4 is an award-winning Web server for the Windows
platform, featuring a full set of content and web application tools, as
well as support for all popular Web programming environments, including
Java, Perl, and ASP. WebSite Pro 2.4 includes iHTML Professional and
iHTML Merchant, developed by O'Reilly's technology partner, Inline
Internet Systems. WebSite Pro, an easy-to-use, robust package, was
first released in May 1995.
WebSite Professional is a product of O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.,
created in cooperation with Robert Denny. WebSite is a trademark of
O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. All other names may be trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective companies.
WebSite(TM) Professional 2.4
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970 pages (2 Vols.)
$799 U.S., Includes CD-ROM
For more information, screen shots, or an interview with the product
manager, contact Cammie Noah @ 707.829.0515 or cam...@oreilly.com.
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:39 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: RESOUR> [WebSiteDaily] I Love You Anti-Virus Web Sites
From: "Rob" <r...@rwneill.com>
To: "WebSit...@egroups.com" <websit...@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 8:05 PM
Subject: [WebSiteDaily] I Love You Anti-Virus Web Sites
Yahoo's I Love You Anti-Virus Web Sites
http://fullcoverage.yahoo.com/fc/Tech/Computer_Viruses/
ZDNet I Love YOu Anti-Virus Help & News Links
http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/toolkits/antivirus/iloveyou.html
McAfee/Dr. Solomon's Update Patch
http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/stories/info/0,,00181N,.html
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:45 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: RESOUR> Artcyclopedia
From: "Jack Ledger" <jle...@golden.net>
To: "Bestweb Posting" <bes...@listbot.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 7:24 AM
Subject: Artcyclopedia
Artcyclopedia - a very extensive Fine Art search engine.
Searchable in many different categories.
Found through Gleason Sackmann's Net-Happenings!
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Visit my webpages at: http://home.golden.net/~jledger
http://home.golden.net/~jledger/ireland.htm
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:52 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: RESOUR> VIRUS ALERT: Love & Jokes -- DELETE IMMEDIATELY
From: "Housley, Kathleen" <KHou...@CLASSROOM.COM>
To: <C...@LISTSERV.CLASSROOM.COM>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 8:41 PM
Subject: VIRUS ALERT: Love & Jokes -- DELETE IMMEDIATELY
Be on the lookout for two deadly viruses: "ILOVEYOU" -- and now "FW: JOKE".
Don't open any of these files -- delete immediately.
The ILOVEYOU virus went on a worldwide rampage early Thursday; it shut down
e-mail servers and deleted files. Researchers say the virus is spreading
faster than the infamous Melissa virus, which brought companies to its knees
last year. The FW:JOKE virus contains an attachment called "VeryFunny.vbs."
It too is deadly -- it steals your passwords.
For more information, read the MSNBC article, "'Love' virus gets new name,
new life" at http://msnbc.com/news/403350.asp#BODY
Here are several antivirus companies and computer gurus who are offering
info and tools to help remove the ILOVEYOU virus from PCS. These might be
difficult to visit due to high demand.
Info from thePope.org on removing
http://www.thepope.org/index.pl?node_id=140
ZDNet ILOVEYOU Anti-Virus Center
http://chkpt.zdnet.com/chkpt/hud0001100/www.zdnet.com/downloads/toolkits/ant
ivirus/iloveyou.html
Trend Micro's HouseCall online virus scanner
http://housecall.antivirus.com/
McAfee.com Anti-Virus
http://www.mcafee.com/centers/anti-virus/
F-Secure's info on how ILOVEYOU works
http://www.data-fellows.com/v-descs/love.htm
Kathleen Housley
Sr. Community Developer
Classroom Connect
http://www.classroom.com
_______________________________________________________________________
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this mailing list is archived at Connected
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:21:57 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: K12> [EdResource] "Kids Online" Issue Ranks States on Providing
Computer
From: "Arun-Kumar Tripathi" <trip...@amadeus.statistik.uni-dortmund.de>
To: "Education and Technology Listservs" <edres...@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 9:23 AM
Subject: [EdResource] "Kids Online" Issue Ranks States on Providing Computer
Greetings EdResource Lists,
Following report is received via Ms. Bonnie Bracey..thought might interest
you..and apologies for not sending the Elliot Video..I will be despatching
the video next week..thanks.--Arun
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Bottom States Include California, Massachusetts, Maryland;
Top States Include Wisconsin, West Virginia, Iowa
California, Massachusetts and Maryland are among the lowest ranked states
in providing students with computer access, according to a report in a
special issue from SCORE! and Newsweek magazine hitting newsstands today,
``Kids Online: How to Use the Internet to Help Your Child in School.''
The report, ``The State of Our Schools,'' looks at the degree to which
schools are wired. Other states in the bottom ten are New Hampshire,
Nevada, Hawaii, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Rhode Island. The
ten states with schools offering the best student-computer ratios are
those with fewer large urban areas, including Wyoming, Alaska, Nebraska,
North Dakota, Montana, South Dakota, Kansas, West Virginia, Iowa and
Wisconsin.
Among the largest school districts, those with the most computers per
student include Broward County, Fla.; Palm Beach County, Fla.; Fairfax
County, Va.; Hillsborough County, Fla.; and Montgomery County, Md. Large
school districts with low computer per student ratios include Los Angeles
Unified School District; New York; Dallas Independent, Texas; Houston
Independent, Texas; Hawaii State Department of Education; Detroit; and
Chicago.
In ``Plugged In At Home & School,'' SCORE! and Newsweek also examine
at-home computer usage. The guide reports that 63 percent of parents with
children in grades K through 8 believe that teachers have enough computer
and Internet training. Parents' perceptions run counter to many studies
indicating that teachers sorely need more training to use technology well
in the classroom.
Other findings include:
-- Only 23 percent of parents use screening software to limit a
child's access to the Internet at home.
-- When asked what change they would most like to make in the role
of computers at their child's school, the greatest percentage of
parents (40 percent) asked for more computers, followed by 28
percent who want computer and Internet classes for parents
themselves. Only 3 percent want more use of the Internet during
the school day.
``Kids Online'' also provides parents with guidance on
how to help their children succeed in school, making the
best use of online and offline resources. Articles
include: evaluating charter schools; keeping kids safe
when they surf the 'Net; using the Web for homework
help; gauging a teacher's Internet savvy; using online
resources for special-needs kids; and finding the right
computer for your child.
The SCORE!/ Newsweek ``Kids Online'' guide is
available Monday, March 27, on newsstands and in
bookstores nationwide with a cover price of $6.95. It can
also be ordered by calling toll-free 800/KAP-ITEM, or
online at http://www.kaptest.com.
SCORE! Learning, Inc. includes SCORE! Educational
Centers, where students in grades K-10 build academic
skills and a love of learning; eSCORE.com, the first
educational services site on the Web for parents and
children newborn to age 18, and SCORE! Prep, which
provides at-home, one-on-one tutoring for academic
subjects and standardized tests.
SCORE! is a subsidiary of Kaplan, Inc./The Washington
Post Co. Newsweek is also a subsidiary of The
Washington Post Co. (NYSE:WPO - news).
Contact:
SCORE!
Andrea Wilson, 415/808-3751 or 510/697-2478 (cell)
andrea...@escore.com
or
Newsweek
Andrew Palladino, 212/445-4859
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Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 07:22:03 -0500
From: Gleason Sackmann <gle...@rrnet.com>
Subject: PROJ> [HILITES] Ages 5-19: Monster Project - Revised
From: <scal...@ACCESS.K12.WV.US>
To: <HIL...@LISTS.LIGHTSPAN.COM>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 5:37 PM
Subject: [HILITES] Ages 5-19: Monster Project
*Revised Project Posting
Project Information
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Project Author: Susy Calvert <scal...@access.k12.wv.us>
Project Title: Monster Project
Project Begin & End Dates: 5/05/00 to 7/01/00
Project Summary:
What is THE MONSTER PROJECT? "Students try to communicate an original
monster image into another child's mind using writing skills and computer
technology (email and Internet access)."
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Project Details
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Project Level: Basic
Curriculum Area: Arts, Language, Technology
Technologies Used: Email
Project Sponsor: Winstar for Education
Full Project Description:
Fall Monster Project Announcement
ATTENTION: K-12 Cyberteachers and students!
WinStar for Education http://www.win4edu.com is very excited to announce
that the Spring 2000 Mind's-Eye Monster Project Exchange is ready for YOUR
classroom. Join the FREE project that thousands of students' worldwide have
participated in!
Signup begins immediately at...
http://www.win4edu.com/minds-eye/monster/
and is only open to the first 500 schools!
What is THE MONSTER PROJECT?
"Students try to communicate an original monster image into another child's
mind using writing skills and technology."
PROJECT COORDINATOR'S NOTE: This project depends on the use of the World
Wide Web.
Everything you want and need to know such as: "What is the Monster Exchange
Project?, What does the project offer to the student and teacher?, How does
my school, classroom, or "home schooler" participate?, Do I need to be a
computer genius to participate?, and, "What equipment do I need to have?"
can be found at:
http://www.win4edu.com/minds-eye/monster/
To successfully participate in this project, Internet tools such as a chat
room, mailing list, and partner matching, have been designed to help make
teachers and students successful. Winstar for Education tools can be seen
at the above web address. Knowledge of HTML is not required to publish in
the monster galleries or for any other features of this project. Please
note, however, that you do need to be able to save student drawings in
either GIF of JPG format to successfully upload drawings to the Monster
Galleries. There is information on the site detailing instructions on
exactly what to do. You also need to make sure you have either Netscape 2.0
or higher or Internet Explorer 4.0 to participate. Please read the project
information pages before committing your classes to the project.
Dates: Registration begins immediately. The project starting date is May
5th, 2000 and continues through July 1, 2000, the closing date for the
additions to the monster galleries. Sign up will be limited to the first
500 schools.
Grade Levels: K-12
PLEASE NOTE: Illustration content drawn by the students should be
appropriate for cross cultures and suitable for children of all ages.
Example: Illustrations with blood and weapons may be ina
Objectives:
Objectives: to use writing process/skills to communicate a drawing of
student-created monster into detailed written descriptions that students
from cooperating schools read to duplicate the original drawing as closely
as possible. The real challenge is that the remotely drawn monster is
created only from reading the description! At the end of the project, both
the original and duplicate drawings are digitized and published on the web
in the Mind's Eye Monster Galleries so that participants can see the
resulting drawings for comparison. Evaluation of student work: write a
final email message to the partner class discussing the differences between
each of the student's work.
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Project Registration Information
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Project Email Address: scal...@access.k12.wv.us
Registration Acceptance Dates: 5/05/00 to 5/20/00
Number of Classrooms: 500
Age Range: 5 to 19 years
Target Audience: Anyone
Project URL: http://www.win4edu.com/minds-eye/monster/
Registration Instructions:
Please read the project information pages before committing your classes to
the project and check
to make sure these dates do not conflict with other classroom activities
before registering. Online automated signup for the project can be found at
the Minds-Eye home page http://www.win4edu.com/minds-eye/monster/
Online automated signup for the project is accomplished by logging on to
the Minds-Eye home page
http://www.win4edu.com/minds-eye/monster/
and clicking on the link called "signup".
Please check to make sure these dates do not conflict with other classroom
activities before registering.
Please note that you do need to be able to save student drawings in GIF
format to successfully upload drawings to the Monster Galleries. You need
to make sure you have either Netscape 2.0 or higher or Internet Explorer
4.0 to participate.
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Project Contact Information
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Susy Calvert - mailto:scal...@access.k12.wv.us
mailto:su...@aol.com
Teacher/Coordinator G/T - Maxwell Hill Gifted Center
http://maxwellhill.rale.k12.wv.us
Beckley, West Virginia
US
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