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The document summarizes Brianna Smith's experience with a choice project exploring various Google tools over 4 days. Day 1 covered Google Earth and its flight simulator and satellite views. Day 2 involved using Google SketchUp to design a building. Day 3 saw Brianna create a website using Google Apps tools like spreadsheets, presentations, and documents. On Day 4, Brianna enjoyed designing a customized Google doodle logo. The conclusion reflected on enjoying the independent exploration while gaining time management skills.
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The document summarizes Brianna Smith's experience with a choice project exploring various Google tools over 4 days. On day 1, she used Google Earth to try the flight simulator and view locations from satellite imagery. On day 2, she used Google SketchUp to design a 3D building model. On day 3, she created a website using tools in her school Google account like documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. On day 4, she customized a Google logo doodle. Overall, she found the choice project fun and a good way to learn time management skills.
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Using MobSF for static analysis of mobile applications.
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- 1. Google Docs Choice Project By: Brianna Smith
- 2. Day 1: Google Earth ∗ There is a lot of stuff you can do on Google Earth. You can do a flight simulator that shows you how to fly a plane. I found that to be quite difficult to get off the ground. ∗ You can also look around the earth from a birds eye or satellite view. Just type in a place to visit and you get to see an amazing picture.
- 3. Day 2: Google Sketch up ∗ I took a tutorial to create a building where you play architect. You say how big you want your building to be and then you create it by using special tools that make your house or building look unique.
- 4. Day 3: Google Apps ∗ Today I played with Google tools by going into my District 20 Google account. I created a site that surprisingly was not that hard to make. I made it look quite awesome at home. When you log on I found that you can use and make spreadsheets, PowerPoint, word documents, charts, and many others tools to make a presentation look professional.
- 5. Day 4: Google doodle ∗ This was a fun class period especially after we did GIMP. It was fun to do a Google logo but spruce it up a bit. ∗ My favorite professional Google doodler is Allyson Henley. She does a cupcake doodle of Google. I liked it because it was colorful and very creative.
- 6. Conclusion ∗ This was a fun project. I liked having an agenda but knowing exactly what to do everyday, every moment. I think choice projects are fun and teaches us to manage our time wisely.
- 7. Thank You ∗ Thank you for listening to my project! ∗ This is my Google doodle!
- 8. Works Cited ∗ rps.psu.edu ∗ swfanon.wikia.com ∗ xeobits.com ∗ uniquefamilylife.blogspot.com