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My Accounts provides information on various online accounts including First Class email which can be accessed from different locations and allows unsending emails, the Grade 6 wiki for AIS/D students used for class projects and profiles, iGoogle which allows customizing tabs for entertainment, news, and school, E-Pals for safe communication mostly between students, Blogger for creating personal blogs to post content for others to view, and E-Mac computer accounts similar to other systems allowing internet, documents and presentations.
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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. It too can be accessed from home through Google.
My Accounts
My Computer Accounts discusses various online accounts the student uses for computer class, including their eMac account to customize settings, using First Class for easy email and calendar functions, staying up-to-date on iGoogle with RSS feeds and classmate blogs, blogging on Blogger and viewing classmates' blogs, and creating a wiki page to share information with the teacher and classmates using cool text features.
My Accounts
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.
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 several different types of accounts used for a computers class:
1. Wikispaces accounts are used to see assigned work and tasks for the day that can also be accessed from home.
2. E-mac accounts are individual student accounts on the classroom computers used for files and customizing screen savers.
3. FirstClass accounts allow emailing and chatting between students and teachers both in and out of school, such as when sick.
4. iGoogle accounts provide a place for blogging, reading blogs, and other activities both in and out of class.
5. Blogger accounts are used for writing and reading posts and subscribing to other websites for information that
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.
Andrew's 5 Accounts
The document discusses 5 online accounts - First Class, iGoogle, Emac, Blogger, and Wikispaces. First Class allows messaging teachers without knowing their email and can be used at home and school. iGoogle offers apps like Blogger and Orkut and is a private space that can be made public. Emac provides a personal space to customize backgrounds and passwords but can only be used at school. Blogger and Wikispaces allow content sharing and require only an internet connected computer or laptop to access from anywhere.
MY ACCOUNTS
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.
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.
Technoligy in the class
First class is the school email system which is organized but not to be used during class time except computer class. Blogger allows writing posts that others can see and each account has its own URL. I-Google allows customizing tabs to organize favorite content and change themes while deleting tabs. Wikispaces allows creating a wiki website to add content that others can view but not edit without suggestions. I-Macs are the computers used that are stylish without hard drives.
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The document discusses two accounts: an eMac account and a Wikispaces account. The eMac account is used by the author at school and contains all of their work and applications needed. It is also used to access their FirstClass account. The Wikispaces account can be used to create and share web pages and communicate with others around the world.
Accounts Present.
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
PLE
Personal Learning Environments (PLE) allow learners to take control of their own learning by setting goals, managing content and process, and communicating with others. PLEs include tools like blogs and wikis that help educators reflect, question assumptions, offer advice, and learn together. Digital tools in PLEs make continual learning easy.
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