Wednesday, December 14, 2011
FRITO'S project Lauren Chrismer and Chloe Brown
to be honest i was not all that surprised about the content of Frito's. it wasn't a lie that they aren't the healthiest snack. and its not like they try to hide or make it seem like it is. they're greasy and fattening. and they're delicious. so in summary i wasn't surprised that Frito's aren't that healthy.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
QUICK
i think that the google website is a fake. it is not true and it does have any reliable sources. the aluminuim foil deflector beanie has contact information and has reliable sources and information. for google it was not clear who has written the information, but for the aluminuim foil website there was a name at the bottom to who had written the information on the website. the google site was not relevant to me. the aluminuim foil website achieved it purpose and aim. therefore the google website did not.
the 2nd mankato website was the reliable site for me. the 1st didnt look legitimate at all. the 3rd was wikipedia, which is already proven not a reliable website for research information because anyone with an account can input information that is true or FALSE. the information from the 2nd website was relevant to me but the 1st and the 3rd i did not trust. the 2nd website has a location present on the bottom of the page.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
which citing website i like most:
i liked source aid alot better because it was easier to use for me.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
citing sources- which website was easiest
i think son of citation was the easiest because you didnt have to create an account and it was easy to put the information into the website and create a citation. it was quick and i would definately go back to this website when i need to cite something for school or personal use.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Theodore Roosevelt Summary (:
Summary :
Theodore Roosevelt was a courageous historical man; he changed what is now the United States. He was our 26th president and he was important to this nation. He was born on October 27th, 1858, and died January 6th, 1919. He lived in New York and raised a family. He began office the day of September 4th, 1901 and ended March 4th, 1909. Through the years it was a journey for him but winning his second election in 1904 really opened doors for him…
In December 1913 Theodore lost the election to Woodrow Wilson. After that, he was mad and embarrassed and decided to set sail to go see his wife and children. He set sail, but soon Theodore already had an obscurity in his plan. He had cut his leg open on a boulder and had gotten malaria from the sweltering heat in the rain forest. The fatal bacterial infection had quickly become worse and gotten to the point to wear the temperature of his leg was 105°F! There were many different struggles throughout his journey that he faced, but he got through them. (I am just trying to finish because we don’t have a lot of time left in class, sorry if it’s really bad)
That is the story of Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt was a courageous historical man; he changed what is now the United States. He was our 26th president and he was important to this nation. He was born on October 27th, 1858, and died January 6th, 1919. He lived in New York and raised a family. He began office the day of September 4th, 1901 and ended March 4th, 1909. Through the years it was a journey for him but winning his second election in 1904 really opened doors for him…
In December 1913 Theodore lost the election to Woodrow Wilson. After that, he was mad and embarrassed and decided to set sail to go see his wife and children. He set sail, but soon Theodore already had an obscurity in his plan. He had cut his leg open on a boulder and had gotten malaria from the sweltering heat in the rain forest. The fatal bacterial infection had quickly become worse and gotten to the point to wear the temperature of his leg was 105°F! There were many different struggles throughout his journey that he faced, but he got through them. (I am just trying to finish because we don’t have a lot of time left in class, sorry if it’s really bad)
That is the story of Theodore Roosevelt.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Avatars
1) an avatar is a virtual image or person portraying you on a website.
2)people might use avatars in personal life to find friends or so talk to somebody with the same interests.they might use it for education as well to teach their students in a fun way. nd for business, they could use it to communicate with employees, in a fun way.
3) no i havent seen an avatar anywhere else but this class.
4)clay yourself: because its alot more fun to create an avatar on it rather than voki or go animate. they look so much more funny when you make someone out of clay, and the last reason is because you can see all of your other friends clay person and "like" them.
2)people might use avatars in personal life to find friends or so talk to somebody with the same interests.they might use it for education as well to teach their students in a fun way. nd for business, they could use it to communicate with employees, in a fun way.
3) no i havent seen an avatar anywhere else but this class.
4)clay yourself: because its alot more fun to create an avatar on it rather than voki or go animate. they look so much more funny when you make someone out of clay, and the last reason is because you can see all of your other friends clay person and "like" them.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Feed Readers
i think that bloglines is a better choice because it is easier to sign up for one and not as many kinks. more first time user friendly than newsgator. bloglines is faster and more efficient than newsgator i think. you can easily connect with social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, etc. there is probably more benifits to bloglines rather than newsgator but im new to this so i wont figure them out until later. alrighty, that is why i belive bloglines is a better choice.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
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