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Wikispaces allows users to create and edit wiki pages and connect with other members. Users have their own customizable account to write homework assignments and access schoolwork from home or school. eMac accounts provide private, customizable online workspaces for students to store drafts and files without sharing an account. First Class enables emailing teachers and friends, organizing messages, and chatting online to ask questions about homework from home. iGoogle allows creating personalized web pages with games, news, and media, as well as subscribing to blogs, to share with family and learn other perspectives from home or school. Blogger offers creating blog posts about any topic to have an informative or fun personal page and customize it from home or school with internet access
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The document discusses several computer-related topics: First Class, an email and calendar service used by the student's school; I-Google, a website that allows accessing email and RSS feeds; E-Mac computers, which are described as easy to use but lacking games; Blogger, a blogging platform where anything posted can be viewed publicly so privacy is important; and wikis like Computers Wiki and Wikispaces, which are helpful for sharing assignments and making up work missed in class.
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Wouter discusses several online accounts that help him stay organized. He likes his iMac account for saving things privately to his desktop. His FirstClass account allows him to email teachers without a regular email. His iGoogle account helps him organize bookmarks and email friends. On his Blogger, he shares news, locker updates, and comics. While he has limited experience with SlideShare, he thinks having an account allows posting and viewing PowerPoint presentations.
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The document outlines several online accounts available to students including Wikispaces, eMac, First Class, iGoogle, and Blogger. Wikispaces allows collaborative projects and commenting. eMac provides personal computer accounts. First Class is a school email account. iGoogle lets users add widgets. Blogger allows finding, reading, and writing blogs. All accounts can generally be accessed from school or home for educational purposes.
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Ali discusses several computer accounts they have access to including an eMac account which allows customizing the desktop without worry of deletion, an iGoogle account which provides customizable widgets and daily information, a Blogger account which functions like an online diary to share with friends, a Wikispaces account for their grade 6 class which includes a profile page but warns against sharing personal details publicly, and a FirstClass account similar to school email but with additional features like calendar, storage, and messaging.
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- Blogger allows creating blogs and posts for others to read, accessed through Google or blogger.com
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The document describes several of the author's online accounts, including an e-mac account for personal files with password protection, a school email account called First Class used for communicating with teachers and classmates, an iGoogle account used for games and widgets, a Blogger account for online journaling, and a Grade 6 computer wiki where class work and profiles are shared, including ones made by visitors.
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1) A Wikispace account is used to see daily tasks and assignments that can also be accessed from home.
2) An eMac account contains private files and photos that can only be accessed on one computer.
3) A Firstclass account allows sending emails to everyone in the school and can be accessed from home through Tigermail or by searching Firstclass on Google.
4) An iGoogle account allows customizing what is seen when logging into Google and accessing items in Google Reader.
My accounts
The document discusses several different online accounts:
1) A Wikispace account is used to see daily tasks and assignments that can also be accessed from home.
2) An eMac account contains private files and photos that can only be accessed on one computer.
3) A Firstclass account allows sending emails to everyone in the school and can be accessed from home through Tigermail or by searching Firstclass on Google.
4) An iGoogle account allows customizing what is seen when logging into Google and accessing items in Google Reader. It too can be accessed from home through Google.
Different Types of Internet Accounts
The document discusses various computer accounts and tools the student uses, including their eMac account, First Class email account provided by the school, the customizable iGoogle homepage, the blogging platform Blogger, and the class wiki page. The student explains how they customize their eMac account, how First Class allows communication with teachers and classmates, how iGoogle can be customized with different widgets and features, how Blogger makes creating blogs simple, and how the class wiki page lists assignments.
My Accounts
The document discusses different accounts and their purposes:
- Wikispaces accounts are used to share information online at school and read about others' work. Teachers provide tasks through Wikispaces.
- eMac accounts provide individual computer profiles at school for classwork and privacy. They allow finishing work in the computer lab.
- First class email accounts are for school email communication with teachers and other students about classwork. The school can also email students.
- iGoogle accounts provide news and subscriptions to information feeds that can be accessed at school or home.
- Blogger accounts allow creating and reading blog posts online. Students use them to post and comment on classmates' work at school or home.
My Accounts
The document describes several accounts and their purposes:
- Wikispaces accounts are used to share information online at school and read about others' work. Teachers provide tasks through Wikispaces and students can use it to work on projects.
- eMac accounts provide individual computer profiles for classwork and privacy. Students use them during computer class and to complete work in the computer lab.
- First class email accounts allow students to communicate with teachers and classmates about schoolwork. The school also uses them to share information with students.
- iGoogle accounts give access to news and subscriptions that students can read at school or home.
- Blogger accounts enable creating and reading blog posts online. Students use them at school to post
My Accounts
The document describes several accounts and their purposes:
- Wikispaces accounts are used to share information online at school and read about others' work. Teachers provide tasks through Wikispaces and students can use it to work on projects.
- eMac accounts provide individual computer profiles for classwork and privacy. Students use them during computer class and to complete work in the computer lab.
- First class email accounts allow students to communicate with teachers and classmates about schoolwork. The school also uses them to share information with students.
- iGoogle accounts give access to news and subscriptions that students can read for school or at home.
- Blogger accounts enable creating and reading blog posts that students make and comment on for class
Computers
This document summarizes several online accounts the author has joined for their computer class this quarter, including Firstclass for email, Blogger for creating and commenting on blogs, Wiki for personal and shared pages, Epals for international communication between students, Emac for customizing a personalized desktop environment, iGoogle for customizing pages and links, and Google Reader for subscribing to RSS feeds.
Computers
This document summarizes several online accounts the author has joined for their computer class this quarter, including Firstclass for email, Blogger for creating and commenting on blogs, Wiki for personal and shared pages, Epals for international communication between students, Emac for customizing a personalized desktop environment, iGoogle for customizing pages and links, and Google Reader for subscribing to RSS feeds.
COMPUTER KEYNOTE ZM
Zainab's presentation summarizes her work with various computer programs and accounts. It discusses setting up an iMac account, creating a wiki space, using the blogging platform Blogger, customizing the iGoogle homepage, checking email on First Class, building an online profile, and designing logos. The presentation serves to inform the audience about the different technological tools and activities Zainab has experienced in her computer class.
Digital Resources
This document summarizes the author's digital resources in 3 sentences:
The document discusses the author's various digital accounts, including iGoogle, Wiki, Blogger, First Class, and Slide Share. It explains how each of these resources help the author communicate, organize information, and share content. The accounts allow the author to access RSS feeds, chat forums, create blogs, and share presentations online.
My Acounts
The document discusses various online accounts the author has for schoolwork and personal use. They have a Wikispaces account to access class instructions and assignments from home, an iGoogle account for researching, playing games, and using dictionaries, an eMac account to save personal files at school, a First Class email account for communicating with teachers and advisors, and a Bolger account to practice typing and write freely.
Blog
Weblogs can be used by teachers, students, and parents in a K-12 curriculum. A weblog is a webpage that contains brief, chronological entries and can take the form of a diary or links to other sites. Teachers can use weblogs to post assignments for absent students. Parents can use them to see what their children are learning. Weblogs allow for communication between teachers and parents, such as online meetings. They can be used all day by posting updates and allowing comments. Reasons to use weblogs include sharing information, interacting with others, and expressing opinions. Popular websites for creating educational weblogs include Blogger, Edublogs, and Learnerblogs.
Pratik's 5 accounts
The document discusses different online accounts that the author has and their purposes. The blogger account allows sharing ideas with the world. The eMac account saves important folders on eMac computers and should not share the login details. The First Class account allows sending and receiving important messages from friends. The Wiki spaces account allows others to load instructions that can be accessed. The iGoogle account provides a way to get news and important information.
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- 4. Wikispaces Wikispaces is a website on the internet that my class uses. Wikispaces is good for doing projects on the internet, posting stuff, and anybody can edit stuff I put on it.
- 5. Well a Blogger is a place to have your own web site about yourself. It is useful for looking at other peoples things, post stuff, and having a personal page!
- 6. eMac My eMac account is a account on the computer. My eMac account is good for storing my personal stuff, keeps me organized, and is good for storing other stuff like essays, reports, that kind of other stuff.