Blog Commenting

Today I commented on Kaitlyn's blog. I commented on her SSR Selfie post. She did a great job in my opinion. I was interested in what Kaitlyn read this week since I did an SSR Selfie for my book too. I really liked the D.L.O layout and the information she also included besides the summary. I also liked her blurb because she tells us it is her favourite book and little bits in and about the book. She also included the extra detail about what she had to do, to complete the SSR Selfie. I wanted to know something from the book that she liked. 

Here is a link to her post and my comment below - SSR Selfie

Blog Commenting

Today I commented on Florence's blog. I commented on her Finished art work blog post. She did a good job. I have finished my quatrefoil artwork too and came to her blog to see hers. I wasn't able to see the image she inserted but I am sure she is proud of it and it looks amazing. I liked how she included small details in her blurb, but I wanted to know how long it took to finish and make in total.

Here is a link to her post and my comment below - Finished Artwork

Blog Commenting

Today I commented on Nicoles's blog. I commented on her Nervous System blog post. I think she did a great job. I have also made a blog post about all the tasks I have completed. I liked the layout of how she put all the DLOs. I also liked the description/blurb of the blog post, it was simple but explained what was going on in the post. I just asked Nicole if her and her group found the task difficult in anyway and if she thinks that she should be completing work faster or if she just wants to complete the work faster.

Here is a link to Nicole's blog post and my comment below - The Nervous System

Blog Commenting

Today I commented on nicole's blog on the divider. I thing she did a great job. I also made a post about the divider. I liked the colors on her DLO and the layout of the maths game. I wanted to know if the divider game helped her with her divisions.

Here is a link to here blog post and my comment below - The Divider

What is in a blog post?

L.I: To learn what is in a blog post.
This week for Cyber smart, we had to talk about the things needed and included in a blog post. In your blog post, you always need to have a blurb. The blurb needs to have a L.I which stands for learning intention. The learning intention tells the viewers what you were doing or why you did it. The blurb also needs to include what you did, why you did it, what you learnt, and how you learnt. This makes the viewers get a better understanding of what is going on. In a blog post, you need a DLO. A DLO stands for Digital Learning Objects. The DLO shows the task that you did and let the viewers see what you did for the learning. This also helps them get a better understanding. Having a DLO is option but you would most likely have it. The blog needs to have a title that tells you what the post is about, and also labels that tell you what you were doing this blog posts and the subjects that you were learning in. You need to make sure your sentences make sense and you have included all or at least some of the things in the blog post before publishing.

Photo Attribution Work

L.I: To attribute work to the original owner.
This week for cyber smart, we learnt how to attribute images to the owner. First we learnt why we attribute and how we can attribute. I already know how to attribute photos because I done before last year. To attribute you need to search up the image you want of course, click tools, then click on labelled for reuse. Click on the image and then copy and past the link to the photo and change the name to photo. Then click on the authors page and copy that as well and change the name to his page name. Lastly click on the rights reserved and copy the cc by and the link for it to show proof. Our task for this, was to find a labelled for reuse photo and attribute it. I used a photo of the Mad hatter from Alice and the wonder land.