A mother and daughter writing team offers an ideal introduction to the personal computer. As children focus on creating the many colorful and functional crafts that fill these pages, they learn the basics of working with a word processor paint and draw program, All the crafts can be created using Microsoft Word 6.0 for Windows and a few simple materials.

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Simple, engaging text and vivid photographs introduce young learners to the most important and influential men and women in history. From presidents, to civil rights leaders, to visionary artists, young readers will learn about how these individuals worked to attain their goals and accomplished what few others have.

Key Features:

• A “You Can…” feature at the end of each book that tells the reader how he or she can emulate the subject. For example, You Can Be an Artist, You Can Be a Leader, You Can Help Others, etc.
• Fast facts — offering fun, sometimes little known facts about the subject
• A map with key indicating where the subject was born and other significant nearby areas
• A timeline that recaps important moments in the subject’s life
• A poem about the subject
• Table of Contents and Chapters
• Glossary with pictures
• Additional content for further learning on this subject available at http://www.factsfornow.scholastic.com

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Investigates 12 great moments in the history of the Internet. Includes amazing facts along with information about key players and innovations.

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In this funny, welcome sequel to I Am Angela, someone has infiltrated the school’s computer system and scrambled all the report cards! The principal is at her wit’s end, but Angela and her computer-club cohorts are on the trail of some crypticE-mail clues that just might break the case. And they’re determined to solve the mystery by the summer’s end. One thing is certain-when Angela is on the case, there’s sure to be an exciting (and unexpected) outcome! Another delightful early-chapter book from the ever-versatile Holly Keller.

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Kids are going online as soon as they are old enough to hold a mouse, and this is the book they need to guide them quickly — and safely — on the information superhighway. The Everything Kids’ Online Book covers everything, from just what exactly the Internet is to how to create their own home page — and all things in between! Searching secrets and chat room tips are here, as well as information about over 70 of the coolest kid Web sites in cyberspace today.

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This manual aims to give a thorough knowledge of the basic features of the programming language logo, including recursion and list manipulation. It takes the reader through logo in a structured order and covers the main versions of logo which have been implemented on the BBC, RML, Apple II and Spectrum microcomputers. The manual is based on in-service courses for teachers given by the authors.

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There is a code for every occasion in this b ook. Young readers can find out how to invent their own sets of secret signals and how to scramble messages in countless different ways. ‘

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This book is a sequel children’s book to my “Stranger danger” book. I had been asked about the internet so decided to write a picture a book about the internet. This book is actually better suited for the parents, but should be a must read for children when they start to browse the internet.

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When Jessica grows tired of mindlessly mowing down mutant gophers in her Gopher computer game, her friend Matt suggests she visit a new website, go4.com, for some new thrills. Once there, she downloads herself into a wacky world in which a centaur acts like a surfer dude, Robin Hood and his Merrie Men are a motorcycle gang, and Sir Lancelot has been turned into a horse. Jessica and Matt go on a quest to find the evil mastermind behind this medieval madness. Readers familiar with literary and video-game legends will laugh heartily throughout this fast-paced adventure in which nothing is sacred.

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When a thunderstorm knocks out the electricity, Charlie McButton’s whole tech empire comes tumbling down. He needs batteries–FAST. But the only batteries are inside his baby sister’s beloved talking doll.Will he resort to desperate measures, and cause his sister to have a meltdown of her own? Or will he snap out of his computer craze long enough to realize sisters can be fun, even without batteries?

The wacky illustrator of A Is for Salad and the author of the highly acclaimed fantasy novel Gregor the Overlander team up for a most timely picture book that will crack up your favorite computer addict.

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Looking at the technology all around us-and then explaining how it works, the How Things Work Encyclopedia lifts the hood of a car engine, gets inside a TV set, and discovers the power of invisible microwaves. With close-ups, cutaways, and diagrams bringing the technology to life, and timelines illustrating the development of inventions, challenging curiosity quizzes and fascinating facts, the How Things Work Encyclopedia lets children really see and understand what’s going on inside.

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When Steve Jobs died in 2011, the world mourned the passing of one of the most influential inventors and business leaders in history. Readers will learn about Jobs’ incredible life and get a close look at some of his most important innovations, from the Apple II and Macintosh computers to the iPod and the iPhone.

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He was one of the most brilliant men in the world. Without him, there would be no iPad’s, iPhones, or Macbooks. But who was he really? This book, just for kids, will look at his childhood, education, marriage and work to see what made him who he was!

KidLit-o is a leading children’s book publisher; each month, it publishes several history, science and language arts books.

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– The format of the series is unique, with humorous, cartoon-like original illustrations from the author.
– Special sales potential in museum gift shops.
– Perfect for developing scientists and critical thinkers.
– Emphasizes the hard work, patience, and fearless curiosity needed to do great science.

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The fast and easy way for kids to shoot, edit, and share videos on YouTube

Does your child long to create and post videos on YouTube in hopes of becoming the next “YouTube celebrity?” Whether looking to go viral or simply wanting to make videos for their friends, Making YouTube Videos is the place your kid should start. Written by a filmmaking expert who runs camps for wanna-be filmmakers as young as seven, this fun and friendly guide takes your child step by step through the process: from idea creation to production to sharing on YouTube.

Written in a language they’ll understand and filled with eye-popping graphics that make the information come to life, Making YouTube Videos takes the intimidation out of working with video technology and offers your child a friendly, trusted source for expressing their creativity. Kids will work through small projects with end-goals that help promote confidence. With content that is accessible and easy to understand, this book is ideal for youngsters who want to go solo or work with you or another adult instructor.

• Introduces ideas on framing, lighting, and sound
• Shows kids how to load a video, add transitions, and add effects
• Provides easy-to-follow instruction on uploading a video to YouTube and setting who can see or not see their video
• Explains how to grab free software and make simple edits, like cutting out scenes, adding to a timeline, and implementing transitions

If you want to encourage your child’s enthusiasm but don’t want to endure a meltdown, Making YouTube Videos makes it easy for your aspiring filmmaker to fulfill his or her dream.

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Elizabeth Raum looks at the history of computers. Readers will learn what life was like before computers existed and how they developed through time into what they are today. They will discover how computers are used and how they have changed people’s lives.

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The internet makes it easy to find all sorts of information for any project you might have. But how can you tell if the information you find is correct? And what is the proper way to give credit or ask for permission for the material you want to use? Author Ann Graham Gaines explores the basics of internet research, from finding reliable web sites to staying safe online.

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Benji Franklin is the worlds go-to super genius. Hes already saved the planet twice before, and now hes at it again. With the help of his extraordinary problem solving skills (and a solid gold submarine or two), hell be busy stopping dangerous underwater earthquakes and catching outer-space cyber criminals! But with balancing saving the world and doing his homework, are there some problems too challenging for even the Kid Zillionaire?

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Bill Gates’ innovations at Microsoft have made him one of the most influential and well-known figures in the history of personal computers. Along with his wife, Melinda, he has also become one of the world’s foremost philanthropists. Readers will read all about the lives of the Gateses, from their childhoods to their incredible success.

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Book by Sherman, Josepha

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Describes how the internet works, from how content is developed to how sites from around the world are accessible from your home computer.

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Meet Max, explosive escapologist and master magician! He can free himself from the tightest of chains and contort himself into the tiniest of spaces. When the top secret Department for Extraordinary Activity discovers that an evil computer game character has escaped from the virtual world and is intent on causing chaos, they know the time has come for Max’s first mission.

There are dangerous monsters to fight, and a perilous plot to foil: does Max have the special skills needed to save the day?

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Describes the history and evolution of computers. Includes information on computer chips and the Internet.

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Book by Woog, Adam

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Children’s Press is pleased to introduce True Books for a new generation!Completely redesigned for today’s young, investigative reader, True Books are an indispensable addition to any collection. Each book guides the reader through the facts that nurture their need to know.The new, dynamic True Books design features: — an inviting and interactive page format– a readable and attractive typeface– large, bold, and brilliant full-color photographsThe True Books series takes the young reader beyond the standard, fact-filled text by adding avenues for further discovery. Each book includes a variety of sidebars, highlighting extra facts that will fascinate children. In the Important Words section, young readers will find a glossary of words that will both challenge and expand their vocabulary. Each book includes a To Find Out More section, where every curious reader can find a list of related books to read and organizations to contact.True Books also point readers to the vast electronic universe of information on the Internet. Each book will list: — e-mail addresses to help the reader contact individuals and organizations– appropriate newsgroups and mailing lists– FTP sites to download fun and useful softwareBegun in the 1950s, True Books are universally embraced as the definitive nonfiction series for young readers. Now in its third incarnation, the True Books series has once again evolved to meet the needs and tastes of modern readers and educators.

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