[Top 8] Draw Something 9 - First Period

 

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[Assignment] Sketch Up: Fortress of Solitude Rubric

 

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[Tutorial Video] SketchUp Basics

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The following link will open a brief tutorial video for SketchUp. It will show you the basics of using SketchUp including all of the default tools used to complete your first project. If you have any questions after watching the video please do not hesitate to ask.
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This is a test.

This is a test.

Test.

[Daily Agenda] Friday, January 20, 2017

Topic

Social Media Access and Privacy

Essential Questions

1. What are the benefits and dangers of using social media?
2. What will you do today to be better than you were yesterday?

Prep Work [5-10 Minutes]

Every day you should:

1. Login to DCPS OneView.
2. Read your DCPS e-mail.
3. Race three races on NitroType.
4. Follow any additional instructions from the teacher.

Today you should:

1. Finish Draw Something 9 and Draw Something 10.

Instruction [10-20 Minutes]

Students will review how to complete the Throwback Thursday #1 activity.

Work [45-60 Minutes]

1. Draw Something 9 is due today.
2. Draw Something 10 is due today.
3. Philosophical Chairs #1 is due before the end of class.
4. Throwback Thursday #1 is due at the start of class on Tuesday.

Break Down [5 Minutes]

Before you leave please do the following::

1. BACKUP your data in at least two locations.
2. RESTART the computer.
3. TURN OFF the monitor.
4. COLLECT your materials.
5. WAIT quietly to be dismissed.
6. PUSH in your chair when you leave.
7. THROW away any trash in the trashcan as you leave.

Homework to Increase Student Learning

Continue working on any Cornell Notes assignments that are due.

[Throwback Thursday #1] Computers

Directions

Advancements in technology have greatly improved the computing power available to people all over the world. The earliest electronic computers filled rooms the size of the MMS gym. They had enough processing power to do complex mathematical calculations and not much else. Computers today are small enough to literally fit in your pocket or on your wrist. Computers today have enough processing power to play videos and music, capture photos and video, navigate directions, and add cute dog-faces to your selfies.

For this Throwback Thursday activity, you will do some research to compare and contrast early computers with modern computers. You will answer the following questions in your journal. Label this assignment Throwback Thursday #1. It is due before the end of the next class period.

Questions

1. Define the term INFLATION as it relates to money.
2. One of the first major computers was called ENIAC. When was ENIAC built and how much did it cost?
3. Use this inflation calculator and find out how much ENIAC would have cost to build in 2016.
4. [BONUS] Determine the percentage increase in cost to build ENIAC.
5. Research some information about the actual computing power of ENIAC. What was it capable of doing? How many calculations per second was ENIAC able to do?
6. Find a modern computer that you would like to buy. Write down the name of the computer and how much it will cost.
7. How much cheaper is the modern computer compared to ENIAC when using the 2016 prices?
8. Research some information about the computing power of the new computer. How many calculations per second is a modern computer able to do?
9. What were some of the major advancements in technology since the time ENIAC was built that allowed computers to get faster, smaller, and cheaper?

[Assignment] Draw Something 9: Freestyle 2.0

Background Info.

For this Draw Something, students are free to create an image of anything you choose. Your goal should be to demonstrate the best of your abilities when using Paint.net.

Content Rubric

• Your FIRST NAME and LAST INITIAL only is placed in the bottom right corner of image. [25 Points]
• Image demonstrates significant investment of time and effort. (Subjective) [75 Points]

Process Rubric

• File name is lastname_firstname_drawsomething9 [25 Points]
• File format is Portable Network Graphics (.png) [25 Points]
• Submitted to Focus OR shared via OneDrive no later than 01/20/2017 at 11:59PM. [50 Points]