Online Experience A Reflection

Technology is important because it is used in our lives daily. We use it to cook, to teach, to build, to invent new things, and to save our lives. Over the last 5 years, Technology has changed from just small keyboard phones and bulky computers with Internet that screams and groans, to some of the greatest devices known to man. Phones have become personal computers, and touchscreen tablets have become the new gaming consoles of our generation. We are close to Holographic technology, which allows us to see certain objects without using 3D glasses, and is also safe to touch. Technology is going to spring forward in the next five years, starting with Google's Smart Glass. It's really a smart phone, but it is now on your head. It will become your GPS, your Phone, and your Social Networking device. I usually use my computer for schoolwork. I like to use my phone for everything else. I will probably use the tools I've learned to use in Online A to create a Youtube channel. I can become a partner of Youtube and I can get paid to post gaming videos, livestream, and have a job elsewhere. Who wouldn't want this job? The tool that is that is the most practical for lifelong learning can be Facebook and Blogger. You can use these to post assignments up and have your teachers see them. That way, we save trees! (See what I did there? Hehe...) I believe Flickr was my favorite tool to create because of the simplicity of adding and seeing photos. My least favorite was MyPlick because it took WAY too long to process audio. On top of that, it took an hour to upload the slideshow itself. It was awful.

Online Safety Cartoon

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Cyberbullying Stories

Teresa didn't give out her Age, Sex, or e-mail address. But, she posted her interests, name of her family member, (Billy Jr., so her dad would be named Billy)members, and other small things. Her username tells Teresa01, tells a lot about what her gender is.
  I, unfortunenately, put up some personal information on the internet.
  The most important thing to do on the internet is too not give out any personal information, whether it's your friend, neighbor, or a trusted user online.
  Remember this: Your friend is your friend today, but they could be your enemy tomorrow.


   There was a guy named Eduardo, who was a Junior at NHS. He had good grades, a loving family, awesome friends, and ready to get a huge scholarship for a college he wanted to go to. One night, he went to a party, with lots of alcohol. He then started taking pictures, and then he took one of himself. He posted, but didn't know it was open to the public. His principle found out, and his coach soon followed. He was kicked off the swim team, and his scholarship was gone. His parents were extremely angry too. He then realised that this was all his fault. He learned his lesson about posting things on the internet.

"Cyberbully" Movie Reaction

First of all, the movie was very dramatized, but you can't deny the fact that it showed many truths. Many of the things that happened in the movie happened in the certain things that we talked about in class. Some differences were when her friend (I forgot her name...) gave up and walked away on her in the middle of the chaos. Some similarities were when Megan's friend posed as another person from a different school.

Netiquette

Netiquette is pretty much the polite way to act in real life, but the rules also apply to the Internet. Netiquette is a set of unspoken rules that keeps order in websites, blogs, tubes, and social networks.
Some examples of good Netiquette: A popular Youtuber is being flamed by someone that is extremely jealous about their channel. You help the victim simply ignore it, and "kill" the flamer with kindness( Telling them they good be much better if they didn't make lies or call out people out of jealousy).
Now the Bad examples: Finding someone who has made some grammar mistakes. You call them out in public and make people laugh at them. But this won't last a minute. It WILL backfire on you.
The rule that you ultimately want to follow is the Golden Rule: Treat others the way YOU want to be treated.
DON'T RAGE BRO