Technology Today By:Anna Marie
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This document discusses various technology topics including online templates, plagiarism, charts, cloud computing, online safety, malware, netiquette, blogging, 3D printing, and social networking. It provides information on how online templates make projects neater and more interesting. It warns that plagiarism is a serious offense that could result in losing presidential candidacy. It also discusses likes and dislikes of cloud computing, online safety rules and signs of malware, the definition and benefits of blogs, and why people enjoy social networking to connect with others who share their interests.
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Quinn 3D printing project
3D printing allows for the creation of complex objects layer by layer and has various applications. It is used in medicine to create artificial organs, in defense to create small weapons, and commercially to produce items with less waste and lower costs than traditional manufacturing. 3D printing techniques continue to advance, allowing for an increasing variety of materials to be used including metals and ceramics.
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Robots in Space
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Emily emerging technology
The document discusses emerging technologies and their potential impacts. It explores how emerging technologies like solar power, new batteries, and AI can improve our economy and environment. However, it also notes technologies could negatively impact things like jobs and education if not used responsibly. The document concludes that technology is advancing rapidly and we should utilize it wisely while preserving its benefits.
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Date & Time: 8th June | 10 AM - 1 PM IST
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Technology Today By:Anna Marie
- 1. Technology Today By: Anna Mullenax
- 3. Online Templates Online templates make our life much easier because: -they make projects look neater -they add inerest because you can use new and different templates
- 4. Plagiarism
- 5. What’s the Problem????? The problem is plagiarism is so serious you could lose the option to presidency. What!?!?!?!
- 7. CHARTS
- 9. Typing Test Results 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 1 2 3 4 Tracking My Success Anna Mullenax Speed Goal
- 10. CLOUD COMPUTING
- 12. ☁ We Like having all of our files of information at our fingertips. ☁ We also like our information to be safe and be there when we need it ☁ We want something that we can trust and that will work well
- 13. ☁ We don’t like that they know almost EVERYTHING about us. ☁ Is our stuff really safe? Every day hackers are always trying to get into our personal information. ☁ What happens when something better than iCloud comes along? It will be hard to get all of our information out of iCloud. Will we really get all of it?
- 15. Online Safety Rules ☪ Keep your identity a secret ☪ Be extra careful with strangers ☪ Tell somebody ☪ Protect your passwords ☪ Be nice
- 16. Malware
- 17. What to Watch for… • Computer runs slowly • Battery drains easily • Error messages displayed without cause.
- 19. Netiquette
- 20. My Opinion of Texting • It is good and bad. • Its an easy way to get in contact fast and a good was to keep in touch with friends. • It causes distraction and is an easy way to cyber bully others.
- 21. What NOT to do… • Post bad pictures of your friends or family • Never say things online that you wouldn’t say directly to the person • Try to start arguments (flaming)
- 22. A blog is… • A website written as a journal. Blog is short for Weblog
- 23. Why Do We like Blogs? • They give us information that we need • Used for inspiration • Cheap and affective ways to share work
- 24. • Justin Hall was the first Blogger. • Don’t put personal information • Be careful what you post.
- 25. 3D PRINTING
- 28. Why we like to be social online • Meet others with same interests • Keep friends updated on activities. • Share what your doing with friends.
- 29. • My favorites: Movies: Percy Jackson Books: Secret of Zoom Animals: Guinea pigs