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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.
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An iGoogle account allows users to store personal information and access games while wikis allow collaborative editing of content with attribution. Blogger accounts enable public blogs that others can view and comment on. An eMac account offers private, personalized storage protected by passwords. First class email is suitable for school-related messaging between teachers, friends, and classmates.
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This year the students are using personal iMac computer accounts to customize desktop backgrounds, screen savers, and passwords. They have access to a school First Class server which allows instant messaging, email, contacts, web browsing, and more. The student has customized their iGoogle page with widgets, games, and RSS feeds to make it educational and fun. They have also started a blog on Blogger and contributed to a Grade6Computer Wiki with a profile page about themselves.
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Wikispaces allows users to create and share webpages with others by signing into an account from home or school. eMac is an account tied to a specific computer that stores user settings and files. iGoogle is a personalized Google homepage that can be accessed from any computer by signing in, and allows adding tools, games, and accessing other Google services like Gmail. Blogger is a blogging platform owned by Google where users can create blogs, comment on others' blogs, and find blogs through search keywords.
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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.
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An eMac account is a personal space on an eMac computer where only the user can access it, allowing them to store personal stuff, keep organized, and store other items. iGoogle is a customizable start page on Google that allows users to see local weather, read news, and add whatever content they choose. A First Class email account enables communication through email and instant messaging. Wikispaces allows learning how to create wikis by sharing and viewing ideas from around the world. Blogger is a site for creating blogs where users can write entries for others worldwide to read and share thoughts and ideas globally.
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The document discusses several types of online accounts:
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3. iGoogle provides email access, documents, applications, and RSS feeds while Blogger allows freedom of expression through writing. The Grade 6 Computers Wiki keeps students updated and able to prepare at home.
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- iGoogle allows customization of a personalized homepage by adding tabs, games, documents and news feeds.
- Blogger gives users their own website that they can post notes and edits themselves, similar to having a public online journal.
- Wikis function like Blogger accounts in allowing users to create and edit profile pages with links, photos and other content.
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- First Class accounts provide email, calendar, document storage and other features in an organized and easy-to-use interface.
- iGoogle allows customization of a personalized homepage by adding tabs, games, documents and news feeds.
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- eMac user accounts allow students to personalize their Mac desktop and store programs and files separately from public accounts.
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- iGoogle allows customization of a personalized homepage by adding tabs, games, documents and news feeds.
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- eMac user accounts allow students to personalize their Mac desktop and store programs and files separately from public accounts.
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- iGoogle allows customization of a personalized homepage by adding tabs, games, documents and news feeds.
- Blogger gives users their own website that they can post notes and edits themselves, similar to having a public online journal.
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The document discusses several online accounts and services:
- Wikispaces allows reading and writing pages and the teacher to share information
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- FirstClass is for school messaging and completing online assignments from any location.
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- Blogger enables creating and maintaining your own blog with posts, photos, and comics.
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A wiki allows users to collaboratively create and edit many interlinked pages. Wikis can be used for collaboration between colleagues, friends, and students to share and edit work. RSS feeds and programs like iGoogle and Google Reader allow information from blogs, news, and websites to come directly to the user rather than searching for it. Blogs can be used in the classroom to have students write about what they are reading and further develop writing skills. Other web tools like Animoto, Glogster, and Wix can make student projects more fun and interesting. While becoming familiar with new online tools and managing multiple accounts was challenging, online learning allows educators flexibility to learn from home and feels less disconnected with a helpful instructor.
My Computer Accounts
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.
Account Presentations
Aarambh has made several computer accounts for different purposes - an eMac account to save work and access the internet, a First Class account for school, an I Google account to add games and customize with a profile picture, and a Blogger account where they have posted 4 blog posts. They also mention having a Grade 6 computer WIKI account.
Aarambh's Various Computer Accounts
Aarambh has made several computer accounts for different purposes - an eMac account to save work and access the internet, a First Class account for school, an I Google account to add games and customize with a profile picture, and a Blogger account where they have posted 4 blog posts. They also mention having a Grade 6 computer WIKI account.
Ict class 3rd_eso[1]
This document outlines the plans for an ICT class eportfolio project for 3rd year secondary students. Students will create their own blog to publish classwork on, including decorating and personalizing it. They will complete online activities, projects, and quizzes on their blog and the class moodle. Students will be evaluated based on keeping their blog up to date with corrected writings, completing required moodle activities, recording oral practice, and doing extra activities. A better decorated and more actively used blog with strong oral skills and extra work will result in a better grade. Instructions are provided on how to create a blog using the school email and blogger platform.
Keynote
This document discusses the author's computer accounts and online activities. It describes how the author has their own account on an iMac that they have customized. It also discusses the author's Igoogle account where they have organized information. Additionally, it mentions the author's blog where they post entries and that others can create blogs too. It provides the addresses for the author's Igoogle and blog sites. Finally, it briefly discusses the author's 6th grade wiki account where students have personal profile pages.
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This document discusses the author's computer accounts and online activities. It describes how the author has their own account on an iMac that they have customized. It also discusses the author's Igoogle account where they have organized information. Additionally, it mentions the author's blog where they post entries and that others can create blogs too. It provides the addresses for the author's Igoogle and blog sites. Finally, it briefly discusses the author's 6th grade wiki account where students have personal profile pages.
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COMPUTER KEYNOTE ZM
- 1. Zainab’s Computer’s Technology By: Zainab Maqsood
- 2. Introduction My keynote is about computer class work I have done so far!
- 3. iMac Account We started of with a iMac account. It’s cool and personal! We work on this account and keep only things that we work and other personal stuff. We can learn how to change the desktop background and other cool stuff which we can do.
- 4. Wiki spaces Z,M, Wiki The Wiki spaces is easy to make and fun. Wiki, an account in which you can log into and make your own wiki or visit other people’s wikis. You can make a profile in your wiki and add many stuff!
- 5. Blogger Blogger is a blog. A blog is like a diary except its on internet and the whole world can see it. We can also write on it!!!
- 6. iGoogle iGoogle is an email account like google except its more like your homepage and you can add fun stuff to it. We always get RSS news from the iGoogle it rocks whatever you need you could get that from iGoogle- games,news,pets,home page!
- 7. First Class First class is a web email. You can go on it and check emails. Its a schools email so everybody in the school is already added to it, you just need to know their name and how to spell it!
- 8. Profile It’s all about you and you!!! We learned how to add stuff in it, it was on the internet we had to learn a lot. We got to make logos for our profile titles! We made the logos on this website
- 9. Bye! Bye! Thank you for watching my slide show Bye! Bye!