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The document discusses how the presenter chose three tutorial topics for web tools: setting up a computer, protecting against viruses, and backing up documents. It describes why each topic was chosen and the importance of knowing how to properly set up a computer and protect it from viruses. The presenter ran into difficulties transferring and downloading documents and pictures but learned through TeachUp how to solve such problems. They would present the tutorials differently using PowerPoint next time instead of Word.
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Sukhsharan Kaur took a learning preferences survey and found that she prefers working in groups over working alone. She chose a learning pathway focused on mobile technologies to improve her skills using her iPod and iPad for education. Throughout the course, she learned how to use apps like Evernote for note-taking. Microblogs interested her the most as learning tools because they allow her to find helpful information from others' perspectives. Going forward, she plans to continue using her iPad for its organizational benefits in school and work, while also leveraging microblogs to gain different opinions.
Evaluation Question 6
Throughout creating a product, the document summarizes the technologies learned about:
Photoshop was used to edit images and add elements, learning tools like the clone stamp. Blogger was used to document work, expanding knowledge of embedding content. Microsoft Office was used to present work, learning to save files correctly for uploading. Prezi was also used to create online presentations, learning to make custom templates. Different devices were used for specific purposes, like using a Mac for creation and Windows PC for familiar software.
Evaluation Question - What have you learnt about technologies from the proces...
Molly discusses the various technologies she used and learned during the process of constructing her media product. She used Blogger to create an online journal to document her progress. Through Blogger, she gained insights into blogging and how to operate a blog. She also used common Microsoft programs like Word and PowerPoint. Additionally, she learned how to use an Apple computer and its programs like Safari. Molly explored editing software like Photoshop, InDesign and Premier. She also gained experience using a DSLR camera, photography lights, a tripod, and online programs like Prezi, SlideShare and DaFont. Overall, Molly feels she has learned valuable skills using these technologies that she can apply to future media work
How did you use media technologies in the
The student used various hardware and software in the construction, planning, research, and evaluation of their media products. They used Apple Macs, an Acer Aspire Netbook, an HTC phone, Samsung camera, USB drive, and Panasonic video camera. Key software included Safari, Internet Explorer, YouTube, Blogger, social networks, Microsoft Publisher/PowerPoint, PicMonkey, and Final Cut Pro. The student found the hardware and software generally easy to use and helpful to the process, though experienced some issues with software compatibility between devices.
Smart devices 2
Includes details of challenges faced with allowing the use of cell phones in the classroom, establishing guidelines for appropriate use, how to monitor inappropriate use, etc.
Question four evaluationg
The student used a variety of media technologies during their course project. They used a Sony DV camera for filming but found it had inferior quality compared to newer cameras. They used Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to create packaging and print ads, which they had to learn as they were new programs. Blogger was the main program used to present work and findings online. Final Cut Express was used for editing, which provided challenges but worked well. Apple Macs made the work faster and easier compared to Windows. SlideRocket and Slideshare helped present PowerPoints online. YouTube provided inspiration and help with editing techniques. Dafont allowed browsing and downloading fonts for media products. The Blogger app enabled mobile access to
Evaluation question 6
The document discusses several technologies the author learned about through creating their media product. They became familiar with using Apple iMacs after initial difficulties adjusting from Windows. The Lumix camera offered advanced features like face recognition and burst shooting mode beyond simple shots. The author's smartphone allowed tasks like emailing work from home and keeping organized. Browsers like Safari and websites like Wordpress, Slideshare, and Prezi were utilized for sharing documents and building an online portfolio.
Evaluation question 4
For research, the student used Google and YouTube to research conventions for TV ads and create a questionnaire. Some issues included occasional lost internet connections.
For planning, the student used Microsoft Word, Blogger, and Scribd to create documents like shot lists and upload them to their blog. Uploading to Scribd sometimes failed.
When constructing products, the student used Final Cut, Fireworks, Audacity, and YouTube to edit videos, create a web pop-up, record radio ads, and upload finished work. Learning to use Final Cut posed some challenges initially.
For evaluation, the student only used Microsoft Word and Scribd to write and upload the evaluation to their blog. No issues were
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This document discusses the technologies the author has learned about through constructing their project. They discuss having a basic level of competency with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Survey Monkey, iMovie, cameras, and Apple Macs at the start of the project. Through completing tasks, working with others, and repeated use over months of study, the author feels they have developed proficiency with Adobe Premiere Pro, Tiki-Toki, Weebly, Glogster, YouTube, and the Apple Mac operating system. They found YouTube, Weebly, and Survey Monkey particularly easy to use.
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- 4. HOW DID I CHOOSE THIS TOPIC How To Protect Against Viruses Secondly, I choose how to protect against viruses. I have had viruses attack my computer before, and it is definitely not a pleasant experience. Learning the different ways to protect your computer is extremely important.
- 5. HOW DID I CHOOSE THE TOPIC
- 6. WHAT DIFFICULTIES DID YOU RUN INTO? The difficulties I ran into were transferring my documents to my desktop.
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- 8. WHAT DIFFICULTIES DID YOU RUN INTO? Through TeachUp I have learned how to look into different situations and problems to solve these difficulties.
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