The document discusses Apple's OS X El Capitan operating system, which was named after El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. It also discusses how early screensavers were used to prevent screen burn-in but are now just decorative, and explores the software in the Adobe Suite, particularly the video editing program Premiere Pro CC. The author reflects on how learning about these technologies will help them understand computers and impress potential employers.

1. What Have I Learned So Far?...
By Jazmine Hawes

2. Yosemite & El
Capitan
Apple’s Operating System
Apple co.’s operating system, OS
X El Capitan was named for the
landmark in Yosemite National
Park, which was built upon
groundbreaking features and
beautiful design introduced in
OS X.
This will help me to better
understand how Apple operates.
It will also help me in the future
to know the background of this
system and could possibly
impress future employers.

3. Screensavers
In the past many computer programs
and PC’s needed to have a
screensaver. These screensavers
were scenic backgrounds use to
preserve the screen while it was
not in use. But they started to
burn through the screen thus
having companies make moving
screensavers. Desktops today do
not have this problem & many
screensavers are now used just as
beautiful eye candy.

4. This is also good to know because it is a
unique fact about how much our computers
have evolved over time.

5. The Adobe Suite:
Premiere CC
The Adobe Suite:
The Adobe Suite contains many different
software for students to use. It ranges
from pre-production to post production
software. The most used would be Adobe
Premiere Pro CC where students are able
to edit their videos.

6. Learning about the Adobe Suite can
definitely help me in class when editing
projects and in the future when
employers want me to edit certain
projects.

7. What kind of projects can
we do that will help us
learn about the more
uncommonly used
softwares on the Adobe
Suite?