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Kim Handle
(Brooklyn - United States)Kim worked for the Professional Development Department in Education at the New York Hall of Science in Corona, Queens for the past three years and has recently accepted a fellowship at Brooklyn College. Kim's undergraduate work was in environmental ...
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- Contributed By: Curriki Team
Welcome to the Help Collection on Curriki, the Global Education & Learning Community. The Curriki Help Collection is designed to offer a framework through which Curriki users can access and share detailed information about and support for using the site.
Use the Table of Contents on the left to locate the information you need. Each section of the help collection is meant to build knowledge step by step, so that by reading through the material in order you can become a more and more advanced user of Curriki.
In addition, the Help Collection is meant to mimic a true curriculum such as you might be gathering on Curriki. Mock “lesson plans” and activities to complete will be available for various sections in order to help you become a “power user”. Each section also includes various Instructional Component Types (ICTs) and Media Types in order to display the capabilities of Curriki’s resource repository.
If you would like to contribute ideas or information to the Curriki Help Collection, you must first become a member. Once you have a username and password, you can:
Use the Table of Contents on the left to locate the information you need. Each section of the help collection is meant to build knowledge step by step, so that by reading through the material in order you can become a more and more advanced user of Curriki.
In addition, the Help Collection is meant to mimic a true curriculum such as you might be gathering on Curriki. Mock “lesson plans” and activities to complete will be available for various sections in order to help you become a “power user”. Each section also includes various Instructional Component Types (ICTs) and Media Types in order to display the capabilities of Curriki’s resource repository.
If you would like to contribute ideas or information to the Curriki Help Collection, you must first become a member. Once you have a username and password, you can:
- Provide feedback or ideas (rather than writing content yourself) by posting remarks, questions, or other information on the "Comments" tab.
- Click "Edit" to update content if you have substantive extensions, clarifications, or improvements to offer.
- Click "Build Up" if you have a file to add that will benefit other members' use of Curriki, such as a tutorial on using the site.
Curriki welcomes input from site users and members about ways to make the site better. Please send email to webmaster@curriki.org with your suggestions, or join the Curriki Leaders group to participate in shaping this global education community.
