Animations

 Last week we learnt how to create animations using google slides.  This was Blake's one!

Christmas Symmetry

Blake found it difficult because he was not joining it the curves so then it didn't let him fill in it. Jemma found this hard too.

Sometime Florence found that everything disappeared so she had to re do it several times.  She had to practice, be patient and persevere. 

Hunter found it easy using the curved line. He double tapped it and moved it around to adjust it nicely.

Some of us got onto drawing our own 3d shapes.  Pixie copied the 2D shape and pasted it, then she moved one of them behind it and connected it using straight lines.  

Using google draw for assessment

On Friday we used google draw as the end of term assessment on shape. This is Pixie's work.

Who Owns That Image?

We are learning to find and use images we have permission for.

Who do you think owns the images online?

The images online have a thing called copyright. Have you heard of that before? What do you think it means?

Using images that are copyrighted is stealing. So we need to make sure that we are being smart about how we use images online. There are some images that the author has allowed to be shared in the public domain. This means that anyone can use them. They have the copyright licence 'creative commons'

and are labelled for reuse by anyone.

The best way to get an image that is in the public domain is to use the ‘search the web’ option in Google Drawings or the Explore Tool in Slides and Docs.  

Nb. Explore is available in Drawings, you just have to use the ‘Tools’ drop down menu.

Here are some of the All About Me Profiles we created to practice finding images we could use:

Did you find out anything new about Room 18 learners?