Friday Post Sept 28

1. Web Viewer App

2. Thunkable is a platform where you can create mobile apps.On this platform I have done the first 5 tutorials and almost half of the intermediate apps. I learned how to add links to buttons so when you click them they send you to other pages and also how to make those buttons say words. In the beginning it was a little bit weird but now after using it I find this app really cool. I like how we can design games and other apps. The hard part I found about this app is finding sprite images to make movable items, other than that it is pretty straight forward and would like to use this app again in this semester.

Intermediate Project #4

Thunkable Intermediate App Tutorial #4 "Turn websites into apps"

Intermediate Project #3

Thunkable Intermediate App Tutorial #3 "Screen navigation"

Intermediate Project #2

Thunkable Intermediate App Tutorial #2 "Photo sharing"

Intermediate Project #1

Thunkable Intermediate App Tutorial #1 "Button changes"

Thunkable

1.  My Version: My Phone Can Talk!

2.  My Version: Click for Sound!

3.  My Version: Random Answers!

4.  My version: Image Recognition!

5.  My Version: Translator!

Friday Post Sept 14

1. a) ctrl z = going back a step.
    b) ctrl j = a new layer
    c) ctrl + = zoom in
    d) ctrl - = zoom out
    e) ctrl t = it selects the image so you can change the size and rotate it
    f) ctrl o = it opens up your documents so you can insert new things


2.

I got this octopus from this image

I isolated the octopus by using the rectangular marquee tool and highlighted the background with it then pressed delete. After I did that I used the eraser tool and took away whatever was left from the image.

3.

InfoGraph

 1. What is an infograph?

A Infograph is a diagram or chart that has information about a specific topic. This infograph has pictures and written information as well.

2. 4 examples

4 InfoGraph Examples

This is my Infograph about my future

These are the layers I used.

This is my InfoGraph teaching how to play and learn the basics of soccer.

These are the layers I used

I did an Infograph on Elon Musk

These are the layers I used

Friday Post Sept 7, 2018

1.  What do you already know?

• I've been in info tech for past two years. Throughout the past two years I have learned how to code on khan academy for basic code.
•  How to use adobe animate for basic animations. 
• How to make simple apps using MIT App Inventor
• I am also experienced in game journalism, two of the games I've done journalism on MineCraft and The Long Dark.

A video I've done an animation of is Scott Sterling playing VolleyBall.

2.  What do you want to learn?

This year in Info Tech 11, I would like to learn a programming language or a video editing software. I would also like to further my skills in previously learned programs, such as making a game on apps. Doing game journalism would also be interesting.  

This is one of the games I am interested in.

3.  How will computers fit into your future?

This will fit into my future because it will help with research on school work and for stuff that is needed in an everyday life. 

Predicted Grade

Predicted Grade