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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Web 2.0 Tool Box: Welcome!
Web 2.0: Welcome, Syllabus, Contract, & Weekly Assignment
Welcome to Web 2.0 Tool Box! BOOKMARK MY BLOG! We will be using this site throughout the course. There is also a link from the school website to it.
1) Click here for the course syllabus.
2) Click here for the contract and print a copy on your own time. This must be signed by you and a parent/guardian before class on Wednesday 2/1 and it will be counted as a grade. Even if late, contracts MUST be turned in ASAP. Late? Minus 2 grades for each school day.
3) Click here for the weekly assignment information.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Web 2.0: Periods 2 and 5- All About Jing
"Jing is a screencasting software launched in 2007 as Jing Project by the TechSmith Corporation. It is currently in version 2.1.9181 and is free to download and use. The software takes a picture or video of the user's computer screen and uploads it to the Web, FTP, computer or clipboard. A URL is automatically created and can be shared with others to view or access the uploaded file. Jing is compatible with Macintosh and Windows. Its simple format and the ability to upload screencasts in SWF format for viewing at screencast.com has made it useful for virtual reference in libraries."
If Jing is not installed on the laptop you are using, go to the Jing website and download the free Jing software. Install this software on your computer. You may also want to use your own computer for the final project so you can download it there too.
The Jing website provides a great deal of help in getting started. Here is a good overview of Jing.
Here are several YouTube videos about using Jing:
Jing Video 1
Jing Video 2
Please view all the instructions on the Jing website - and then contact Mr. Porfido if you still have questions about getting started.
ASSIGNMENT:
Use Jing to create a brief overview/tour of your own blog. No more than 30 seconds.
If Jing is not installed on the laptop you are using, go to the Jing website and download the free Jing software. Install this software on your computer. You may also want to use your own computer for the final project so you can download it there too.
The Jing website provides a great deal of help in getting started. Here is a good overview of Jing.
Here are several YouTube videos about using Jing:
Jing Video 1
Jing Video 2
Please view all the instructions on the Jing website - and then contact Mr. Porfido if you still have questions about getting started.
ASSIGNMENT:
Use Jing to create a brief overview/tour of your own blog. No more than 30 seconds.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
TV P&C: 30-60 Second Bullying Video REQUIRED
Class-
Student groups will be responsible for creating & editing a 30 to 60 'Don't Stand for Bullying' video. The Max per group is 5. Each video will be due Friday, February 10. After all videos are submitted, voting will take place to decide on the top picked video to be entered in the annual Bergen County Prosecutor Contest.
The purpose of this video is to demonstrate STOPPING BULLYING. In each video, a chararacter (s) must STOP bullying!.
Please see the images below for further details.
Student groups will be responsible for creating & editing a 30 to 60 'Don't Stand for Bullying' video. The Max per group is 5. Each video will be due Friday, February 10. After all videos are submitted, voting will take place to decide on the top picked video to be entered in the annual Bergen County Prosecutor Contest.
The purpose of this video is to demonstrate STOPPING BULLYING. In each video, a chararacter (s) must STOP bullying!.
Please see the images below for further details.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Web 2.0: Social Bookmarking Project
Social Bookmarking
Organizing digital information is becoming a big challenge as people continue to use the World Wide Web in news ways. The ability to recall the locations of favorite web sites, digital pictures, or important documents and email messages is crucial as the amount of data stored on both personal computers and the WWW increases.
Storing photographs or documents in folders on your personal computers is one way to categorize and locate information. Under this scheme, you might organize your digital pictures on your personal computer in folders according to the years that you took them, and then store related photos in folders beneath each year.
What's another way we can organize your computers? What about email? Your Favorite Websites? Your Blog Posts? RSS Feeds? Reply to this post with specific ways, websites that can help you, and anything else you would want to add.
Assignment:
1) Set up an account on Diigo.
2) Go to: http://groups.diigo.com/group/porfido and apply to be a group member (on right)
3) Save at least 10 specific websites on Diigo using whichever tags appear to be the most useful if you had to do 2 reports (5 from each topic you choose) each of the following topics:
4) Be sure to enter a description: about the website and specific appropriate tags.
5) Then you must add the site to the group Porfido (after you have been accepted membership).
6) Feel free to add other bookmarks to be used for personal use and continue using Diigo!
If you do not have 10 bookmarks (with tags & a description) added to the group Porfido before class on 1/12/2012 you will not get credit.
Organizing digital information is becoming a big challenge as people continue to use the World Wide Web in news ways. The ability to recall the locations of favorite web sites, digital pictures, or important documents and email messages is crucial as the amount of data stored on both personal computers and the WWW increases.
Storing photographs or documents in folders on your personal computers is one way to categorize and locate information. Under this scheme, you might organize your digital pictures on your personal computer in folders according to the years that you took them, and then store related photos in folders beneath each year.
What's another way we can organize your computers? What about email? Your Favorite Websites? Your Blog Posts? RSS Feeds? Reply to this post with specific ways, websites that can help you, and anything else you would want to add.
Assignment:
1) Set up an account on Diigo.
2) Go to: http://groups.diigo.com/group/porfido and apply to be a group member (on right)
3) Save at least 10 specific websites on Diigo using whichever tags appear to be the most useful if you had to do 2 reports (5 from each topic you choose) each of the following topics:
- Occupy Wall Street Protests
- The NFL Playoffs
- The Republican Presidential Nomination Race/Primaries
- The impact on North Korea after the death of Kim Jong-Il
4) Be sure to enter a description: about the website and specific appropriate tags.
5) Then you must add the site to the group Porfido (after you have been accepted membership).
6) Feel free to add other bookmarks to be used for personal use and continue using Diigo!
If you do not have 10 bookmarks (with tags & a description) added to the group Porfido before class on 1/12/2012 you will not get credit.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Web 2.0: Organizing Information Assignment
Do Now:
Create a new detailed blog post about how you keep your computer organized. How do you store photos, documents, videos, etc. Do you use a hierarchical or nonhierarchical system?
End your post with the definitions and samples of Tagging, Social Bookmarking, and why those 2 terms are so important in the digital age.
This is due during class on 1/4.
Create a new detailed blog post about how you keep your computer organized. How do you store photos, documents, videos, etc. Do you use a hierarchical or nonhierarchical system?
End your post with the definitions and samples of Tagging, Social Bookmarking, and why those 2 terms are so important in the digital age.
This is due during class on 1/4.
Monday, January 2, 2012
TV P&C: Online Teleprompter
Try out this free online teleprompter and let me know if you want to use for January's BDN!
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