Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts

Monday, 8 June 2020

Geo City.


This is my 3d city thing and its for Geometry, We had a set section of the city and I had Park District, I needed to have a hexagon, arch, rhombus, an acute angle and a few more.
I actually had no problems with it and it was pretty cruisy, and i actually finished it in 2 or 3 days, including the time that we werent doing the task. it was relatively easy and I got through it pretty fast.
 

Friday, 19 October 2018

24 Hour Digital Footprint


We were learning about our 24 Hour Digital Footprint. I learnt that
I found it easy to make the drawing and put in the icons
I found it hard to make more footprints
I really enjoyed The whole thing
Next time I need to be a bit quicker
My Blog Post shows I am a Beginner / Stepping Up / Smart Learner

Friday, 7 September 2018

This is Jack G and I's Slide to give 7 year olds 3 messages for starting cybersmart.

Collaborating Online

We were learning how to collaborate online and use comments to communicate
I really enjoyed the drawings and making new friends
I found it hard to keep the drawing still and to put it on the slide
It was easy to design the slides
Next time I need to be more careful with the texts.

Collaboration is about working with someone to produce something and making decisions together.

 Criteria for assessment:
Key:
πŸ‘ = beginner                    πŸ‘πŸ‘ = stepping up                    πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ = smart learner
My buddy and I used “comments” to collaborate
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My buddy and I made decisions together using “comments”
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My buddy and I wrote 3 important Cybersmart messages
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My buddy and I created a character in Google Drawings
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My buddy and I designed our slides so the messages were easy to read
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My buddy and I used design elements in our slides
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My DLO (digital learning object) is finished
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My DLO (digital learning object) turned out how I wanted it to
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