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High
School House 2003-2004
Welcome
to this year's project, one of the most successful and longest running
vocational educational projects in Dubuque Schools
This year's
house is a little smaller than previous years. The challenge, build
a beautiful and spacious home that is more affordable.

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would you like to purchase a lovely home in a great location for
a reasonable price, and watch that house being built on the Internet?
Well now you can! Just like the popular series we did last year,
we are repeating the process as we watch our high school construction
and interior design students learn the trade, and build a house.
Just mark this page for futural installments.
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HSHouse
Chapter 1
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The turtle
downloads a complete movie, no streaming. This is best for
telephone modems. After saving this file, you can play it
with RealPlayer. The rabbit button is a streaming movie. If
you have high-speed web access such as DSL, it will begin
playing immediately. The rocket button is for high-speed networks
(like our schools have), DSL, and cable modems. It's the largest
size streaming movie file with full-stereo audio. Further
instructions are below on how to play video and audio files
that appear on our website.
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Also,
Click here to view the Open House Page to see the decorating and
finished product!
What's cool
about this website is that we are accumulating images and interviews
of the builders which will be archived on our site. They will be
fun for the prospective buyer, but useful for these students as
they assemble their portfolio of accomplishments when they hit the
pavement, so to speak, for that first job.
All of these
photos are clickable to enlargements that you can download, print
and keep in your scrapbook.
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Instructions
For Those Outside of Our School Network (The General Public)
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We are now providing a choice of RealPlayer applications for you to download
and install on your computer to enable you to view the video and audio
files. One is RealPlayer8 and the other is RealOne Player, which is an
excellent player with many new features. It's easy to install, so just
follow
the on-screen steps. You will be required to register with Real.com, but
these are free software applications (there are versions you can pay for
if you choose, but they are not necessary for basic viewing and listening).
Which
Player is Best for Me?
Of
the two types of free players available, RealPlayer 8 is the traditional
player that is free and will work beautifully to access Web based multimedia
files from our site. There is also a new player available, which is also
free, called RealONE. Either player will probably work for your operating
system. If your system is older (Windows 95, NT), however, you may want
to use the RealPlayer 8 software. If you are running a newer, faster system
like Windows 98, ME, XP, or 2000, go for the RealOne player.
Macintosh
Owners:
You
can get a RealPlayer for Macintosh, Visit Real.com
to download their free player options. Remember, look for the FREE players.
They are sometimes difficult to find on their Web site.
Oh, and one more
thing... sometimes when you click on a sound or video file in our Web
site with the RealPlayer installed, you get a little commercial window
that pops up on your desktop. It's annoying, but a small price to pay
for the privilege of having the free RealPlayer on your system. Just click
it off, and it will disappear.
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Instructions
For Machines on our School Network (Teachers and Staff)
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recommending (and IT is supporting) RealPlayer8.
This is for ALL computers on our network (in all school and administration
buildings throughout the District). This includes all Windows 2000 machines.
Click here to get the free player from
our network server. If you do not have administrative priveleges,
please call your building media specialist to help you. |
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