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12th Annual Online Science and Technology Fair
Everyone in Grades K - 12 Welcome
Absolutely Free
$20,000 in Cash Prizes
Low Carbon Footprint - No Travel
Positive Use of Computer/Internet Technology
Learn New Technology Skills
Research a Topic of Interest
Perform Experiments and Descriptive Studies
Students Build Websites to Display Results
Help Available for Teachers and Students
Free Permanent Website Hosting
All Projects Judged - Certificates for Everyone
French, English, and First Nations Languages
Projects Due April 5, 2012
Registration Opens Nov.14, 2011

Project Website Components

A good Virtual Science Fair project website will include many of the following components.

Text
Photographs Tip#1
Drawings
Tables
Graphs
Animations
Video
Quizzes
Games
Sound

Software

Ideally the project website will be constructed using dedicated website authoring software such as Dreamweaver, WSIWYG, iWeb or NVU(Free)
Much less ideally , standard office applications such as Word, Publisher and PowerPoint may be used.
Animation software such as Flash can be used to create entire websites as well as animations.
Image editing software such as Fireworks is essential for preparing photographs for the website.
FTP software such as FileZilla (Free) is useful.
Video editing software is needed to prepare video.
Software Central - Under Construction
NOTE: The bright and ambitious can create an excellent website with only Windows Notepad and FileZilla

Example Projects

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Search Past Projects Here

Tutorials and Help

First Nations Links




	Virtual Science Fair Schools see more... Important Notices Registration Open - Register Registration Closes Feb. 10, 2012 Projects Due Apr. 5, 2012 Brief Outline of Components of Experimental Project Here		Twitter Fast Facts 12th Annual Online Science and Technology Fair Everyone in Grades K - 12 Welcome Absolutely Free $20,000 in Cash Prizes Low Carbon Footprint - No Travel Positive Use of Computer/Internet Technology Learn New Technology Skills Research a Topic of Interest Perform Experiments and Descriptive Studies Students Build Websites to Display Results Help Available for Teachers and Students Free Permanent Website Hosting All Projects Judged - Certificates for Everyone French, English, and First Nations Languages Projects Due April 5, 2012 Registration Opens Nov.14, 2011 Project Website Components A good Virtual Science Fair project website will include many of the following components. Text Photographs Tip#1 Drawings Tables Graphs Animations Video Quizzes Games Sound Software Ideally the project website will be constructed using dedicated website authoring software such as Dreamweaver, WSIWYG, iWeb or NVU(Free) Much less ideally , standard office applications such as Word, Publisher and PowerPoint may be used. Animation software such as Flash can be used to create entire websites as well as animations. Image editing software such as Fireworks is essential for preparing photographs for the website. FTP software such as FileZilla (Free) is useful. Video editing software is needed to prepare video. Software Central - Under Construction NOTE: The bright and ambitious can create an excellent website with only Windows Notepad and FileZilla Example Projects 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 Search Past Projects Here Tutorials and Help Overview of VSF Getting Started Complete Cycle NVU Do's and Don'ts Main Help Page Main Rules Page Tip#1 Image File Size Tip#2 Citations Tip#3 Background Image Tip#4 Privacy and Security - Images/Video First Nations Links BC First Peoples' Council Cross-Cultural Science Units First Voices Nisgaa Language Channel Aboriginal Canada Portal Itts'usi Thëlai Wanihikewin Manitoba First Nations Science Fair Latest News Outline of Components of Experimental Project Here Projects Due April 5, 2012 Experimenting with Twitter etc. Links Registration Opens Nov. 14, 2011 VSF on Facebook See Here Teacher, Parent, Student Roles See Roles Search Past Projects Here Links to local science fairs See Links New name for top/first page of websites See Rules Support for Apple. See i Web on MAC
Contact InfoLarry Oberg larry@virtualsciencefair.com (250) 598-5960 201 - 1280 Newport Avenue Victoria, BC V8S 5E7	Past Projects 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 Old VSF Home Page Here Search Past Projects Here	VSF Info Videos+ Overview of VSF Getting Started Complete Cycle NVU Do's and Don'ts	Follow the VSF Blog

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