Describe what's a Blog?
A blog is something you use to show ideas or feelings. A blog can be use as a journal to show what you do everyday and you can follow others.
Explain the difference between a new blog and a new post?
A new blog is making a whole new page where you make a post. A new post is what you put on your blog.
Define and give examples of a hyperlink.
A link from a hypertext file or document to another location or file, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Six Post
My experience using the blog is that I understand how to use it. I know how to post things on my blog. I'm not a member of anything. I don't have any followers. I had some confusion with some assignments. I know what hyperlinks are and how you add them to your blog. This is my first time ever using blogger. It's not hard to understand blogger so I know what to do now. I know the difference between a new blog and a new post. I really haven't had any bad experience using blogger so basicly most of my experiences are good. I have no problems using blogger.
Fourth Post
I checked Courtney's page and my comments are her links coordinate with the page but her links are not underlined. Her background doesn't disrupt the text. Her text is the right size so you can be able to read. You can read all of her navigation.
I checked Kiry's page and my comments for his is that his background doesn't make the text hard to read. His links are easy to read but they also need to be underlined. His images are just the right size. His graphics doesn't have an alt label. His navigations are clear and are understood as what they are.
I checked Kiry's page and my comments for his is that his background doesn't make the text hard to read. His links are easy to read but they also need to be underlined. His images are just the right size. His graphics doesn't have an alt label. His navigations are clear and are understood as what they are.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Third Post
I learned good design features should have a background that don't interrupt the text. The text should be big but never to big. Link colors coordinate with the page. The navigation buttons and bars are easy to understand. Every graphic should have an alt label and animated graphics should turn off by themselves. The pages should download quickly. I learned bad design features are backgrounds that are default gray. The text is small cause it will be hard to read it. Paragraphs is in all caps, in bold, in italic or all at once. Junky advertising is a bad design feature. Unclear navigation is a bad design feature. Large graphics files that take forever to load is not good.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Second Post
I learned a lot of things from the glider project last year. First I learned that the Wright brothers built the gliders. I'd learned there are four different gliders (1900, 1901, 1902, and 1903). I learned that when you make the glider time is important. You have to make sure your measurements are correct. The glider project is not hard, but still shouldn't be taken unlikely. I learned from the glider project that each year the glider got bigger so they can fly better each time. The gliders need one pilot to fly. From the glider project I have learned what the center of gravity is and where is it. I've learned what pitch and pitch axis is and located. I've learned what yaw and yaw axis ia and where its located. I've learned what roll and roll axis is and located as well.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
First Post
I learned that a blog is like a memo to the world. You can use a blog to organize thoughts. You can find other bloggers and blog with them. You can control whoever you want to that can view your blog. You can design your blog however you want to design it. You can drag-and-drop page elements. I learned that you can upload pictures from your computer and from the internet to your profile. You can use blogger on your phone so you can blog wherever. Blogger is a place where you can express feelings and ideas. You can take pictures with your camera phone and quickly upload them to your blog.
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