More info for Toshiba. Be sure to read the post below this one

This is the list of registered projects. Identify yours and  use the correct number. If you title is incomplete or needs to be changed we will do that on Monday also.

886U	DO WE NEED WIRES?	Awaiting Upload
957D	Automated Appliances, Using The A.I. of The Future	Awaiting Upload
1342H	Cars of the future	Awaiting Upload
1343S	Magnetic Skateboard	Awaiting Upload
1810L	WiFi Wizardry	Awaiting Upload
1811F	The Salty Project	Awaiting Upload
1813U	UNDER PRESSURE!	Awaiting Upload			a
1889N	What materials make a more efficient windmill?	Awaiting Upload
1890U	TBA	Awaiting Upload
1932B	TBD2	Awaiting Upload
2074D	The Future of the Solar Powered Car	Awaiting Upload
2075Q	Concussion Kit	Awaiting Upload
2148B	Money For The Blind	Awaiting Upload
2908F	Fibrosis Management System	Awaiting Upload

EXPLORAVISION Directions about getting ready to upload

Remember that  your project must be received by Monday, February 1, by 5pm.

I will stay after school on Monday to upload projects. You will sign in as you enter my room after school. I will stop uploading at 4:50pm. You must plan on staying until your project is uploaded.
You must have a plan for how you will get home. Please bring a note for how you are getting home or where you are to go after we finish. I will only stay until 5pm.

Here are the directions from the website:

1. Please name your file the same as your Project ID #. For example, if your ID # is 275G, then your file should be named 275G.doc. Prior to uploading, make sure the Project ID # and Project Title are included on each page of your document.
2. Max size upload is been set to 10MB for performance purposes. Please try to keep your file under 5MB for best performance. If page times out, please try again.

Toshiba ExploraVision Project Update: The deadline is fast approaching

Completed project submissions, including all Sample Web Pages, must be received at NSTA by 5:00 pm EST, February 1, 2016 - See more at: http://www.exploravision.org/avoiding-disqualification#sthash.XNg0cgHP.dpuf

I will upload projects on both Thursday, January 28 and Monday, February 1 after school. If you do not have me upload your project then it must be mailed and received on or before Feb. 1. Late projects do not receive full credit.

Each complete project must consist of:

• A Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision submission form*
• An abstract (150 words max.)
• The project description (11 pages max.)
• Bibliography
• Five sample Web pages**

Submission materials will not be returned. Please retain a copy for your records. You may photocopy any part of the submission materials. Unfortunately, due to the volume of submissions, it is impossible to give individual critiques to participants.

* If you are submitting projects online, the mail in entry form is not required.

**sample webpage forms may be downloaded from your coach dashboard when logged into your account on our website.

- See more at: http://www.exploravision.org/rules-requirements#sthash.EP0wAghk.dpuf

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