Tour Inside of a Computer

Field Trip through a Computer

Imagine, if you will, that there is no longer any need for you to leave the comfort and safety of your classroom to go on a field trip. Suppose, that you are now in a future so much more advanced than that of today. A future were a student, such as yourself, may be handed a small device that could quite literally sit upon your lap, and that through this device you could be granted access to a new and amazing world of science and computer technology.

Today is that day, your "lap-top" device will take you on a Virtual Field Trip Tour of what in the future we will call a computer.

How will this happen? You ask. Well it can only happen in the...

1. Click the "ZONE" to begin your Field Trip
2. Please select each computer part image
3. Read the content and watch the video

4. Answer the following questions:

What Shall we do TODAY?

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Creating a Valentine's Day Card Template

Creating a Google DOCS Template


It is so easy to use Google DOCS, especially when the hard work is already done for you.
But TODAY... you're the one that is doing the hard work for someone else. But, don't worry, the hard work is just as easy.

You are going to create a template and help us build a HUGE database North Star Charter School Valentine's Day cards.

What's a TEMPLATE? 

If you often find yourself creating the same kind of Google Doc, you can save a lot of time with a custom template. Custom templates can contain boilerplate language like your address and logo or preset fonts and colors

Before you make a template, make sure you are comfortable with it being public, as Google Docs doesn't allow these documents to be private. There is a way to create a similar kind of document that stays private, but that workaround doesn't use the Google Docs Template service.

PART ONE: Making a Google DOCS Template

*** New Student's Only***

net·i·quette

ˈnedəkət,ˈnedəˌket/

noun

1. the correct or acceptable way of communicating on the Internet.

Click on the following link and read the data on the web-page.

At the end of the page is a SCAVENGER HUNT

Copy the questions to a BLOG post. Make your questions one color.

Answer each question with you answer following the question, make your answers an opposing color to the color selected for your questions.

The Core RULES of NETIQETTE