Tuesday, March 16, 2010
12-13 - March 16th - Time to Finish Up!
Hey guys. As you know, the exams are next week, and it is time to cross the t's and dot the i's. In other words, I need you guys to finish submitting all the assignments you have so far missed out on. For LC 3, this is the list of assignments I should have in the student work folder on my computer.
1. Writing Sample (From LC 2)
2. Speaking Video (Made using Photo Booth)
3. Transport Essay
4. Transport Keynote Presentation
5. Transport mp3
6. Transport Movie
7. Coursebook 40-44
8. Coursebook 48-51
9. Coursebook 52-55
10. Workbook 38-41
11. Workbook 46-49
12. Workbook 50-53
If you havene't finished any, please get it to me now.
And REMEMBER
Name your files properly...
CLASS - NAME - TITLE
1. Writing Sample (From LC 2)
2. Speaking Video (Made using Photo Booth)
3. Transport Essay
4. Transport Keynote Presentation
5. Transport mp3
6. Transport Movie
7. Coursebook 40-44
8. Coursebook 48-51
9. Coursebook 52-55
10. Workbook 38-41
11. Workbook 46-49
12. Workbook 50-53
If you havene't finished any, please get it to me now.
And REMEMBER
Name your files properly...
CLASS - NAME - TITLE
Thursday, March 11, 2010
12-13 - March 11th - MAC Tips
I'm going to start posting little helpful tidbits related to the Mac each week, in order to help you get a handle on your computer.
This week - Naming Files
Yes, I know, this sounds like the most boring topic ever, but in order to start being able to use your computer efficiently, you will have to know how to properly name the files you create, not just to benefit yourself, but also to benefit your teacher, who will be collecting hundreds and hundreds of files, and who will be on constant danger of being buried under a tidal wave of poorly named files.
If you, or your teacher, wants to find a particular file, it only takes seconds if all your files are properly named. For our purposes, we will use this format:
CLASS - NAME - TITLE
So if your class is 12-13, and your name is Ahmed Abdulla, and the title of the file is Writing Assignment #4, then the title of the file would look like this:
12-13 - Ahmed Abdulla - Writing Assignment #4
And that's it!
When you do this, your teacher can easily keep all the files for your class organized and within reach. If you don't do this, there is a very good chance your teacher will delete your file, and either give you a zero, or ask you to rename your file and resubmit it.
This week - Naming Files
Yes, I know, this sounds like the most boring topic ever, but in order to start being able to use your computer efficiently, you will have to know how to properly name the files you create, not just to benefit yourself, but also to benefit your teacher, who will be collecting hundreds and hundreds of files, and who will be on constant danger of being buried under a tidal wave of poorly named files.
If you, or your teacher, wants to find a particular file, it only takes seconds if all your files are properly named. For our purposes, we will use this format:
CLASS - NAME - TITLE
So if your class is 12-13, and your name is Ahmed Abdulla, and the title of the file is Writing Assignment #4, then the title of the file would look like this:
12-13 - Ahmed Abdulla - Writing Assignment #4
And that's it!
When you do this, your teacher can easily keep all the files for your class organized and within reach. If you don't do this, there is a very good chance your teacher will delete your file, and either give you a zero, or ask you to rename your file and resubmit it.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
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