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CMS classwork for November 11, 2011

11/11/2011

9 Comments

 
Hello CMS,
As you can tell Mr. Pennington is not here today, but I have outlined everything you need to do today in this blog.  I even created a virtual me to explain things to you… If you have headphones go ahead and click on my avatar to hear me summarize the directions.

1. First please log into your Bubbl.us account and open your “digital    
    footprints” sheet
            Username= cms(student number)
            Password= school password

2. Create a new bubble off of the first bubble called “The internet is an
     elephant”
       ***Below this blog is a digital image of what your bubble should resemble

3. Open a new tab and go to http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

4. Answer this question off of your “the internet is an elephant” bubble
       I. Question= What does this website do?

5. Copy and paste the following link into the Way Back Machine and click
     “Take me back”  link= http://www.chardon.k12.oh.us/

6. Pick a month, day, year and see what our school homepage looked like

7. In a new bubble linked to “the internet is an elephant”, give me the
     following information:
          A. date that you are looking at
          B. How is the page different from today’s page?
          C. anything surprise you, stand out
          D. Knowing that everything that is on the internet is permanently
               recorded and stored; does it change how you feel about what you
               post online?
          E. Explain why you answered letter “D” the way you did

8. Make sure that you have 3-5 facts, thoughts, ideas, in the bubbles for
     “Did You Know 4.0” and “Facebook” that related to how you feel about 
      the film yesterday and the article concerning Facebook.

9. Share your Bubble sheet with Mr. Pennington so that I can look at it and 
    grade it.

10. Visit the following site:
        http://www.history.com/topics/history-of-veterans-day

11. Learn about what Veteran’s Day celebrates and it's history, watch the videos, and/or explore other links through www.History.com

12. Go to http://www.history.com/thank-a-vet
         *Fill in the Twitter box on the right of the screen (unless it is blocked!)

13. Share a nice “thank you” ..remember only first names and cms

14. You may play games if you finish everything and get the substitutes permission.

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9 Comments
Anna G CMS
11/10/2011 09:28:51 pm

the username is really your first name last intial and your school number

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Mr. P
11/10/2011 09:35:16 pm

Thanks Anna!

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Mason CMS
11/10/2011 10:32:22 pm

Do you want us to delete one of the sheets on bubbl in order to save the one that we are working on in class?

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Erick CMS
11/10/2011 10:34:21 pm

Do we need to have 3-5 facts for Facebook and Did You Know 4.0 each or total?

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Mr. H
11/10/2011 10:39:30 pm

Is the wayback machine blocked at your school. Here at Beachwood we can get to the site, see the calendar but then the filter will not let us see the old page. Bummer.

I am not Mr. P, but I would assume his directions do want 3-5 facts or ideas for each topic.

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Erick CMS
11/10/2011 10:43:09 pm

Thanks Mr. H.

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RyanCMS
11/10/2011 10:45:53 pm

What about digital footprint?

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Mr. P
11/10/2011 11:25:22 pm

Yes 3-5 for each bubble you have. If you need to erase a sheet, erase the "lab rules" bubbles. Each class was at a different point, so I tries to make the directions as general as possible.

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Mrs. Besett
11/11/2011 01:15:14 am

Where's your beard?

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