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HOW EDUCATION2010.CA WORKS
Channels
The Education2010.ca website is broken up into three learning channels: Channel 1 Athlete, Channel 2 Sports & Channel 3 Culture. These channels combine Olympic experience and Olympic values with a wide range of curriculum-based projects, media, and resources to create an exciting learning environment for teachers and students. Each Channel contains a Lead Story, links to other related websites and resources, and one or more Programs.
Programs
Each Program consists of one or more curriculum-based projects that explore specific topics corresponding to the theme of that Channel.
Project Rooms
Every Program consists of a Project Room designed to accommodate active participation of the student, learning in a variety of ways and at different rates and learning for both individual and a group processes. This is achieved through multimedia presentations, projects and additional outside Internet resources.
Teacher's Zone
This section provides teachers with an overview of the learning outcomes associated with each program. They set out the knowledge, enduring ideas, issues, concepts skills, and attitudes for each program. The learning outcomes are statements of what students are expected to know and do at an indicated grade; they comprise the prescribed curriculum. You will also find additional links to the B.C. Ministry of Education website for related provincially recommended learning resources.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
You will need the QuickTime Plug-in to view the videos on this site. The QuickTime Plug-in can be downloaded for free and takes only a few minutes. Download QuickTime now.
Macintosh
• A PowerPC processor-based Macintosh computer.
• At least 32MB of RAM
• Mac OS 8.6 or later; or Mac OS X v10.1.3 or later
• For more information visit the Apple website.
Windows
• A Pentium processor-based PC or compatible computer
• At least 32MB of RAM
• Windows 98/NT/Me/2000/XP
• A Sound Blaster or compatible sound card and speakers recommended
• DirectX version 3.0 or later recommended
• For more information visit the Apple website.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. How do I watch a video?
You will need the QuickTime player to view the videos on this site. QuickTime can be downloaded for free and takes only a few minutes. Download QuickTime now.
2. The interviews won't play on my Windows Media Player. Why?
Education2010.ca does not support the Windows Media Player Format at this time. In order to watch any video on this site you will require the QuickTime player. QuickTime can be downloaded for free and takes only a few minutes. Download QuickTime now.
3. Where can I learn more about quicktime?
For more information about QuickTime please visit the Apple website.
4. Will there ever be support for Real Player and Windows Media Player?
Yes, in the future we hope to provide media for both Real Player and Windows Media Player in addition to QuickTime.
5. Can I use the images and videos found on this site for my own website?
Unfortunately no. Please refer to our Statement of Liability for more information.
6. Where can I get more Sport related lesson plans?
There are many resources throughout the Education2010.ca website. Refer to both the Info & Link sections on the Channel Homepages as well as the Teacher's Zone for each program.
Have a question that was not answered here? Submit it to us using the form on the feedback page.
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