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Introduction to this Padlet:
As all of the classes and electives start, there is an introduction to that subject, and Computer Technology is no exception to that.
Description of Greatest Risks:
All of the greatest risks such as, cyber-bullying, posts that come back to haunt you, are all based on the Internet along with Social Media on some topics.

To present these risks, groups of 4 are organized for one poster, and the goal is to present one risk of the Internet that's the, and present facts researched from the Internet itself, coupled with drawings to make it stand out as much as possible.

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Fair Use, sounds like a statement you'd say to a toddler or a young lad when she or he doesn't share his/her toys, huh?

Fair Use does resemble along those lines, but in terms of the laws, individuals over 18+, and not toys and young kids.

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Fair Use, in the US, is where copyrighted material can be used under certain conditions.

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Our first hands into the Computer World!!
Folder/File Organization takes place on the File Explorer for Windows 10.

What's being taught:
How to create a file and a folder
How to move files
Keyboard Shortcuts (Ctrl+C/V/X)

All students are taught at a slow pace, as there are classmates where they are advance and know this, and some don't know. This is how most lessons are taught, at a slow pace.

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Before Desmos is introduced. students are taught on how to use a graphing calculator.

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https://www.desmos.com/

Desmos is a graphing calculator with games involving the use of a graphing calculator.

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CPU, GPU, Hard Disk, Copyright, all of that and more about the computer world. It's solely about vocabulary, think that Social Science Vocab.

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Basics first, binary code is first taught before Breakout, a binary code based game

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Breakout is a supplemental tool for teachers to summarize lessons to students, mainly computer programming.

This is where binary code is put to the test in the form of combination lock games, 5 locks. Not all locks are binary code, some are .... let's say confusing, for lack of a better word.

Here in this picture, shows a small peek at one of the games conducted by Mrs. Seto.

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Here's the second Scratch Project, a game that resembles an 80s game, hmmm.

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Titled: Untitled Adventure

This is Scratchy lost on a white background. Now he's confronted with a fortune cookie and .... a orange ball?

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/269669417/#editor

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When all assignments were done from the risks of the Internet, Microsoft Word, Ex.... Ok, adults are guaranteed to know this, to our last assignment, Personal Scratch Project.

Note:
This is done after you finished the Personal Scratch Project, and it's done on Synergy (yes, Synergy can do email).

The student is sending a formal is to a teacher or a staff member.

A formal email consists of a subject line, formal greeting, ____, and a formal goodbye.