This document discusses various topics related to technology including using online templates, plagiarism, charts, cloud computing, online safety, netiquette, blogs, 3D printing, social networking, Flickr, profiles, video games, and sources of information. Key points covered include the benefits of online templates, how to avoid plagiarism, how charts make data easier to understand, pros and cons of cloud computing, rules for online safety, what constitutes good netiquette, the history of blogging and 3D printing, and how Flickr got its name.

1. Technology
Elizah Smith

2. In this report, we are getting more deeper
and advanced into technology

3. Using Online
Templates

4.  Easier
It has everything already there whereas
you don’t have to start from scratch
 Consistency
There were different, but the same
templates under a category

5. Plagiarism

6. You can get
expelled in
college &
high school.
Yeah
!

7. Solutions
 Don’t copy and paste
 Give credit to your source
 Understand what you are typing

8. Charts

10. Charts are Important
 Charts are visually appealing and make it
easy for you to see comparisons, patterns,
and trends in data.
 Instead of analyzing columns of numbers,
you can see at a glance whether your
typing speed is falling or rising.

11. Cloud Computing

12. Pros
• Convenience
At our fingertips
Staying Organize
• Simplicity
Easy – no hitch
• Harmony
Automatically puts apps in our device

13. Cons
 Privacy
They have power over our information
 Security
Hackers
 Confinement
Getting our information out of iCloud

14. Online Safety

15. The 5 Rules of Online Safety
a. Keep your identity a secret
b. Be extra careful with strangers
c. Tell somebody - parents, teachers
d. Protect your password – don’t tell anyone
e. Be KIND

16. Netiquette –
Digital Safety

17. Netiquette
• A set of rules for how to be online
• Communicate clearly   

18. What NOT To Do… 
• Post embarrassing pictures of your
friends. (sexting)
• Say things you would have never said.
• Try to start arguments which is called
“flaming.”

19. Blogs

20. A blog is…
• A weblog
• Merged into a blog

21. Justin Hall
• First blogger
• Be careful what you post
• No full name or private
information

22. 3D Printing
http://edition.cnn.com/TECH/specials/make-create-

23. Who Invented?
• “The first form of 3D printing was
developed in the mid-1980s by computer
scientist Charles “Chuck” Hull. It is known
as stereo lithography. It uses a tank filled
with gallons of liquid plastic called
photopolymer, which hardens into a solid
when exposed to ultraviolet light.”
- www.brainpop.com

24. 3D Printing…
• Usually prints in layers
• Often made from plastic
• Similar to building a building
http://www.cnet.com/news/makerbot-revamps-replicator-3d-printer-

25. Social Networking
Create a www.smore.com and
Upload Report to www.slidesharw.net

26. Flickr
• A photo and video sharing website with
more than 92 million users uploading a
million images a day

27. How Flickr Got its Name
Back in the day, Flickr was the brainchild of just
two people: Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake.
The site’s name actually came from their friend,
Ben. “Ben was saying, ‘Oh, but it’s like, you know,
like, kind of like if you see the flickering of the met
averse…’ And we’re like, ‘flicker!’ We tried to get
‘flicker’ with an e, but the guy who had the Web
domain wasn’t willing to give it up.”
-
http://heavy.com/tech/2014/02/flickr-celebrates-10-year-

28. Profile
Name: Elizah Smith
Interests: Basketball, Reading, Drawing, Science
Favorite Book: Harry Potter Series & Peanuts
Favorite Movie: Fault In Our Stars
Favorite Food: Blue berries
Favorite Song:
Favorite TV Show: Scooby Doo, Tom & Jerry, the Loony
Toons, Kim Possible

29. Why We Like to be Online
a. Meet others with the same interests
b. Keep friends updated in activities
c. Share only what you wouldn’t mind being
made into a banner ad

30. Video Games

31. Hardware and Software
• Hardware – the physical parts of a
computer system
• Software – computer
instructions or data

32. Graphics Processing Unit
(GPU)

33. Sources:
http://splorg.org/cloud-computing-focusing-canada/
https://wikispaces.psu.edu/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=75450206#
http://techupdates.in/overview-of-hardware-and-components-of-a-computer-at-http://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/technologyblog/?p=71
http://www.engadget.com/discuss/how-i-use-or-don-t-use-flickr-1qtm/
http://www.cnet.com/news/makerbot-revamps-replicator-3d-printer-adds-
retail-store/
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jun/22/chuck-hull-father-3d-printing-
shaped-technology
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Hall