Windows 8 Apps using Internet Explorer
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Uploaded on 10/16/2013
Learning objectives
- how to use Internet Explorer to run applications instead of installing them on every machine that you have.
Created for
Age 7 and below
Ages 11 - 13
Ages 14 - 18
Ages 8 - 10
Subject
Art / Design
Astronomy
Biology
Chemistry
Citizenship
Computer Science
Digital/Media Literacy
English as a second language (ESL)
Environment
Geography
Geology
Health studies and personal safety
History
Language arts and literacy
Mathematics (All)
Music
Natural Sciences
Physical Education
Physics
Religious Education
Social Studies
Technology/ICT
Twenty-first century skills
World Languages
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