Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Weekly Blog Post 10/29
I have learned that there are many little tools of technology that are all needed to be able to have the bigger technologies we have today. I came to learn this through the processes of making our game. We came across multiple articles online that gave me the new knowledge. These Sources were informative and trustworthy because they were from reliable people and had information that once you saw you can figure out the philosophical truth.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Internet Security
- No, you should not respond to anyone you do not know outside of the Globaloria Community.
- No, you can not always be sure you are talking to the person that is represented.
- You ask to hide personal information so that stalkers or people wanting to steal your identity have a much lower chance at accomplishing their goal.
- You never give your social security number or bank account number to anyone online because once it is posted, it can not be taken away and can be seen by anyone who knows what they are doing.
Team Picture
Name the team roles.
Bart is the slide designer, Daniel is in charge of animation, and I am in charge of the Web Page.
What is your role in the team?
My role in the team is being the Web Page Editor.
Why are you good at this job?
I am good at this job because I am able to keep up to date what needs to be put on the page.
What is the hardest part about working in teams?
The hardest part about working in teams is people coming up with good ideas and then having to pick one. There are always disagreements in team members think.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Weekly Blog 10-1-10
I would like to design a game about technology and television. I enjoy technology and have alot of fun with it. I would like to learn more about it so I can be even more familiar with it. My game is located in the memory genre and will consist of a little interactive story that will help learn different things about how a TV works. After this part, a series of questions will be asked to test the knowledge of the player. The students will better learn how televisions work and function.
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