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Igoogle allows users to customize their Google homepage and find information like weather and play games. Wikispaces is a website where users can create and share web pages easily and safely. An e-mac account is a username specific to e-mac computers and cannot be accessed from other devices or used without an e-mac. First Class is an email server that is not web-based but is easy to use.
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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.
Computer Accounts
The document discusses the various computer accounts and programs that the student now has access to for schoolwork. These include Emac for saving documents, First Class and PowerSchool for communicating with teachers and viewing grades online, iGoogle for organizing information and playing games, Blogger and Wikispaces for creating blogs to share information with others online. The student hopes the reader enjoyed learning about their new computer resources.
Computer Powerpoint
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.
My Accounts
The document discusses several online accounts and services: Wikispaces is for creating and editing projects and pages; First Class is the email system used by the student's school where you can search for other students and take back already sent messages; Blogger allows you to read, write, and comment on blogs; eMac accounts provide a personalized workspace on the computer; and iGoogle allows you to customize your homepage with games, weather, and favorite websites that can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection.
Computer Accounts
The document discusses the various computer accounts and online systems the student now has access to after taking a computer class. It begins by noting that before the class, the student only had a Gmail account, but now has additional accounts including Emac, First Class, PowerSchool, iGoogle, Blogger, and Wikispaces. It provides brief descriptions of each system, such as Emac being a computer profile used to save documents, PowerSchool being an online grading system, and Blogger and Wikispaces allowing the creation of blogs and sharing of information online.
My Accounts
Katrina discusses several of her computer accounts, including her eMac account which she can customize, take photos on Photo Booth with, and find easier to manage as an Apple product. Her FirstClass account allows her to access email with her username and address. Her iGoogle account provides news, games, and other online content as part of her Google account. Her Blogger account is also part of her Google account and allows her to publish an online diary blog. Her Slideshare account allows her to upload and share PowerPoint presentations under her username.
AS_Keynote For Wiki
1. The document discusses several computer accounts and programs that the student uses including a personal eMac account, FirstClass, iGoogle, Blogger, and a Grade 6 Computers Wiki.
2. The eMac account allows private work, security, and access only the student can access. FirstClass offers features like calendar, chat, and access to addresses.
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.
My Accounts For Computer Class
The document discusses several types of online accounts:
- An eMac user account allows students to personalize their login and save files, while avoiding public computers that could delete files.
- First Class accounts provide email, calendar, and file storage in an organized interface that is easy to use.
- iGoogle allows customizing a homepage with tabs, games, documents and news feeds.
- Blogger offers personal blogs that can be edited and shared on social networks with RSS feeds.
- Wikis are similar to blogs in being editable websites that allow uploads and links like on Blogger.
My Accounts For Computer Class
The document discusses several different types of online accounts:
- eMac user accounts allow students to personalize their Mac desktop and store programs and files separately from public accounts.
- 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.
- Blogger gives users their own website that they can post notes and edits themselves, similar to having a public online journal.
- Wikis function similarly to Blogger, allowing users to create and edit profile pages with links, photos and other content.
Accounts
The document discusses several different types of online accounts:
- eMac user accounts allow students to personalize their Mac desktop and store programs and files separately from public accounts.
- 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.
- 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.
My Accounts
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.
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 for school or at home.
- Blogger accounts enable creating and reading blog posts that students make and comment on for class
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
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