Good Apps ipod touch/iphone/ipad

Pocket Frogs: I think this app is awesome, you start off with a random frog and get tutored on what to do, I

think you should buy this app if you are patient. If you happen not to be patient then you have to use your itunes money to buy potions and stamps, potions grow your frogs for you while stamps let you send gifts. Gifts can be frogs or scenery, remember that in the later levels, potions don't grow your frogs all the way, but they make them happy.

Pocket God: Pocket God is a game where you can choose to kill or keep an amount of

islanders. You can do things to them by touching different parts of the screen and themselves. It has cartoon violence but I don't know about blood. It can either be completely funny or completely gruesome. You are a god and you choose their destiny.

iface fat: In my opinion iface-fat is the best practical joke so far. You take a picture of you or your friend and place special points on that persons face. Finally you finish and you get a fatter version of yourself. I recommend this game to those who have friends who don't take things to seriously.

If I could create an app, it would be a reference app that, like Wikipedia, could search for everything and constantly got updated by the Internet. You could search for game cheats, differences between money, famous people in history, how to make a paper airplane. Anyone could use it and write what they wanted (as long as it's not inappropriate or false). It would have multiple choices of languages. And it only needed Internet to upload writing/pictures. Best of all it wouldn't cost a thing.

I.T. Reflection Trimester 2

What I enjoyed during the making of this video was, being the main camera-man. I am shy and idea-less so I thought I could make up for that as a rookie camera-man. While I was shooting, I was given time to think what the next part would be and how we would play it out. All I had to do with my ideas was to ask my group if they liked them and try them out. What I really liked about the project was roaming around the school and helping other groups.

I think that the pixels could be added to for imovie and the cameras for Mac laptops could have a better fps (frames per second), but otherwise everything was fine. And if I didn't have to take a laptop because of it's fps I would. Then again the laptop is more stable on it's own than a hand-held camera.

One of the Biggest and most obvious challenges while making a movie is, thinking of what to film and how to film it. My group didn't have it all planned out though we knew what we were doing. The boy in the navy blue pants came up with a kind of cartoon-ish thief and victim chase. That solved part of it but we didn't have all the puzzle pieces, also our time was limited to a week so we chose to go with the flow.

If I was given the chance to improve the video I would change the continuos running and face offs into more interactions between people, but nearly everyone who could help was in a class so we had no choice. If there was an assignment that involved stop motion I think you should take an apple laptop and look for a site called Frame by Frame. Once ther you have a choice of a few things to download.

Sefo and Zifan's Environmental Photos

This is our environmental photos. We got those photos from outside our school.

Zifan & Sefo's Environmental Photos

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Project B

This is a picture of the alps with a snowy golden peak. One road lies under the mountains peak, dwarfing passing cars and vans. the clear white snow dominates the picture. Bunches of green trees scattered in clumps across the landscape. At least twenty clouds float over the white route. No cars or vehicles are in the photo, just the road is man made.

This picture shows the oceans waves slowly flowing over the barrier of old concrete. A blue sky opens up above a small tip of an island in the distance. Tens of waterfalls flow over and into the storm barrier. Octagonal blocks built together block the oncoming waves day after day. This picture does not show where the blocks lead to the shore or if they lead to the shore.

This picture contains a giant lake nearly untouched by man, with a large house visible from a clearing. A golden mountain lies in the distance reflecting the sunlight onto the massive freshwater lake. Five rocks sit in shallow water infront of the camera lens. The lake acts like a blurry mirror refracting the light for a small looking section of the lake. The clear water, for now, it flows ever slowly, undisturbed by a single ripple or wave caused by a fish or boat.

Plugged In Trimester 2 (What A Pictures Worth)

A man jumping in the air on a hot afternoon. A clear blue sky lies behind grass, two fences and a large clearing. Bored but happy the man in the red jumps. This picture does not contain the full area, it only contains the sight of only 100-150 meters. The man in red is wearing shorts and beige shoes. The only time I have felt something like the man in red in this picture is at the end of a long week at school.

The challenger stares at his enemy, the bull stares blankly at the tired man.

golden brown sand scales the field with a white and red barrier protecting the crowd.

 The bulls horns covered in red, with tips as black as coal. The crowd is not shown in the picture. The only thing that comes close to this picture is when my fraternal twin and I have a stare down.

Will he score or will he let go of the ball if he gets tackled? The referee is not in the picture but most of the players are. Player 86 is holding the ball. Player 86 is in mid air yelling. Player 86 is right about to touch down and score. One team wear white shoes while the other is wearing black. When ever I play four square I can never expect anything because the challenge is to stay alive and make rules that aren't cheap but give you an advantage over everyone else. Unfortunately I play with cheaters and have a hard time playing with them.

Final IT Project

Reflection On Prezi

Prezi, a very useful tool. It's easy to use because there are instructions for newcomers and tips for everyone else. You could make a presentation on anything, your'e also able to download clips and pictures on to the Prezi. It's easy to learn how to use but if you still can't understand there are even presentations about making presentations.

The first time I used Prezi was for the Classroom Of The Future assignment where we had to start our first project, I was still getting used to this new presentation system while my teammates started to toy with the program we found out that there are many choices for the background, you can see what the presentation looks like when viewed and that you can draw and make arrows if you want to.

If you want more out of Prezi, then you have to pay, but go and try it out, see what you can do, there's nearly limitless space. If your Prezi takes to much space you can minimize your images but it will have a close up when you present.

Prezi Abilities (briefly): draw, write, change background, change font, paint, upload pictures, upload videos, comments, able to choose private or unprivate.

I would recommend Prezi to anyone who wants a good presentation program where the performance is fantastic can look good.