Middle School Parents, please make sure your student has the handouts on this page in their computer binders. This counts towards their grade and should be an easy 100 towards their report card.
Complete the Study Guide and review your answers in class together. Watch this video about building a computer
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Terms Moore’s law Computer Science Binary & Digital Computing Bits, Bytes Clockspeed CPU Bus Memory Cache RAM ROM Storage Data Units Making a processor If you were to make a computer by hand, you would need very large parts. Have a look at this video to see the way a hand made computer processor would look. Making computer with tiny… Read more »
Tools Copy the following image urls for images https://www.tocsweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/tocs-logo.png https://www.tocsweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/towering-oaks-crest.png We’ll be using the app JSAnywhere to experiment with HTML. Key things to note about JSAnywhere: Project – a group of files that make a website, additional images can be added. JS/HTML/CSS – Taps at the top that open the three main files most websites use. The main HTML file,… Read more »
Use the link below for HTML exercises HTML is a “coding” language used by the internet to make webpages. HTML uses invisible markers, called tags, to format a website. Each tag can control the look of whatever is inside. Your WordPress site uses HTML, but that is mostly hidden. Example TAGS: <u>underline text</u> <b>bold text</b> Typing the above will change… Read more »
Go to Dashboard > Settings > Reading and adjust the following settings: Set Homepage to the home page you created Set the Posts Page to the blank Blog page Go to Pages in the dashboard, delete any extra pages, leaving only the home, blog and pictures page. Go to the Post section fo the dashboard and delete all the posts… Read more »
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Making posts and pages using Wordpress
Composite Photograph Use your own device to take photos and edit them together in Sketchbook. Pick a project below and prepare for the project as described. Use the campus as the setting for your project and take pictures of sceneries and people that will be combined together into one photograph (be careful to match color, shadows/lighting and vertical height where… Read more »