Attributing images

Kia ora bloggers, in Te Ngahere we have been learning to Attribute Images. We had to make sure we are allowed to use the images that we want. 

From this experience I learnt how to make sure we are allowed to use the images that we want to use. In the future I will keep on trying to use the images that I know I’m allowed to use.  

Something I learnt was how to get the license from explore tools and this site called Wikimedia Commons. 

What I think I need to work on is everytime when I search for images I go to tools, usage rights and then creative commons licence for usage right images.

Do you know how to Attribute images?

Cybersmart Challenge 23: Scams and Phishing

Kia ora in Te Ngahere we did the Manaiakalani Cybersmart Scams or Phishing DLO. We had to watch the video first from the Manaiakalani blog, next we made a copy of the doc, then we had to see if they were scamming or phishing and write why. We were looking at a photo,  email or a pop up and to see if they were legit or fake. Some ways to keep yourself safe when these things happen is tell your whanau, your teachers or don’t even open it. You can also go on social media to see if anyone sells free PS5’s. Scamming is when someone is trying to rip you off, lying to you and giving you back nothing. For example: you give them 5 dollars and they say they will repay you but they don’t. Phishing is when someone tries to get all your personal information such as emails, passwords, phone numbers, card numbers, date of birth, full name and more. I learnt what phishing means and how to tell if someone is scamming or phishing you. For example: you got an email and someone was giving away free PS5 and you had to look at the picture and find the clues to see if it was legit or fake. 

Have you done this challenge yet?

I will embed my DLO

CyberSmart Relationships

Kia ora bloggers this week in Te Ngahere we have been learning about how to be smart and safe online.

We were learning how to be smart in our online relationships and to seek help when we need it. The first

thing we had to do was watch this video about this girl that made a billboard with all her personal information

that only her family should know and anyone could fake their age and lie to her. After we watched that video

we made a copy of this Google presentation that had all the steps we had to do. We got to go with someone

you trust and you've known them for a long time or even related. I chose Charlize because she is one of my best

friends and I have known her ever since kindergarten. We were learning this so it can teach us not to do what the

little girl did, not to talk to strangers online or face to face and also that you shouldn’t share your personal

information unless they are family. From what I learnt from that experience on watching that video is that I

will not go on games that you are able to chat on.  What I also learnt from that experience is that I should not

talk to strangers on any online apps, social media or in real life.

Are you always safe online? 

Smart Surfing

 In Te Ngahere we have been doing something called Smart Surfing. I learnt that instead of saying the whole sentence you want to ask google, just say the keywords. For example, If I want to ask google a question like: What do spiders eat?, you would just write the keywords. For this example the keywords would be spiders and eat. Obviously if you type up on google “spiders eat“ it wouldn’t make sense, so you would change the word eat to diet and then it would say “spiders diet?” and you would get your answer. It is better to write just the keywords then the whole sentence because I learnt that when you type something up on google like “what spiders eat”, google will give you every page that has the word what in it and any other word that you write in google. I really liked doing smart surfing because I now know that when I search up something on google I will only write the keywords. 

What does your classroom do for cybersmart?

Tidying Our Drives

 In Te Ngahere we learnt how to tidy our drives for cybersmart. To tidy our drive we had to make sure that everything was filed and named. If you have an untitled google doc, drawing or slide then we had to put it in trash and delete it. We had to sort everything out and make sure that there is appropriate things in our drive. 

First we we were given a google presentation to teach us how to clean our drive and keep it tidy. It was called “John’s messy drive”. We had sort everything in the right folders and make sure everything is named and filed. We had to put a red circle around the presentations that is not named at all and put a blue circle around the presentations that is not named correctly. Once we have finished our presentation we had to clean our own drive and take a screenshot to prove it is tidy. By the time you have finished your drive it should be clean and have no untitled docs, no unfiled docs and be name correctly.  Here is My Presentation

What does your classroom do for cybersmart?

Facts You Need to Know About the Kawa of Care

 In Te Ngahere the first two weeks in my class we have been learning about kawa of care. We could either choose to make a google doc, google drawing, Animation or you can make a comic. I chose to do a comic.

 What I learnt for kawa of care is that you should never charge your chromebook with your case on because it will damage your cord. I also found out that if you are charging your chromebook while using it you should charge it on a flat surface.

 Do you know the Kawa Of Care?

Positive Digital Footprint

Hi guys, my name is Jaelyn-Marie and I am sharing my positive digital footprint blog post. I learnt that you should only share stuff with the people that you trust.

Google drawing recourse

               This is my blog for this week it's a google drawing & it's about screenshotting.

What makes a good blog comment

We've been learning about how to make good blog comments.