Educational Technology and Copyright Law

This post has showed me that even putting a picture in your powerpoint counts as copyrighting.

Samsung set to unveil latest Galaxy smartphone

Having already revealed its latest take on the smartwatch, Samsung will host an event at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday, where it is widely expected they will unveil their latest Galaxy smartphone. Online reports have swirled over what the new smartphone will feature, including a fingerprint sensor, also available on the rival iPhone 5 from Apple. During an interview with Bloomberg in January, Samsung mobile chief Lee Young Hee hinted at a significant upgrade from the Galaxy S4, which topped 40 million in global sales six months after launching last April.Llamas says some of the terms used in Samsung's teaser video could hint to new features, such as slide with the word "Wet," which might suggest waterproofing similar to the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active.

My Class!!

          My Spanish II teacher is Mrs. Daniele I am in her 2nd period class. I expected to learn many things in her class this year. For example i expected to lean how to conjugate spanish verbs and learn more about other spanish countries. I have learned how to conjugate verbs, the rules for the class what to do and what not to do.Some interesting aspects in the class are Bilografias they are due every Friday and they help your grade if you do them if not they can hurt your grade badly.
          Her grading policy is an average of 65% is necessary to receive a passing grade for each quarter.Classroom Participation,Classroom Behavior, Class Preparation, and Class Reinforcement all count towards your grade. Grade percentages: 25% Tests, 15%  Quizzes, 25%  Formative Assessments: (Projects), 15%  Informal Assessments: (class projects), 10% Classwork and Participation, 10% Homework.  We don't really use any technology in the class. However when we have to hand in an essay we must hand it in typed.

       

                          Mrs. Daniele's Website   Spanish to English dictionary          

'123456' tops list of worst passwords

CNN.com

Maybe you laughed at the making your password "password”. Or you thought it was funny or clever to choose your favorite primate by choosing "monkey”.Most likely, you were lazy and wanted something easy to remember, like "123456."If you're using any of these passwords, change them.Those are some of the most common passwords, according to a new list released by security company Splash Data. The group comes up with the top 25 list based on lists of passwords that were stolen and posted publicly in the previous year. some other examples are simple words and letters like "qwerty" and "admin," there are a few phrases on the list. The sweet and common "iloveyou" is beloved by hackers, as is "letmein," "trustno1" and "password1." You could try including numbers or symbols, don't just substitute 3s for your Es. If you're ready to take your security to the next level, don't use the same password for all sites.

Introduction!!

Hi my name is Stephanie Padilla I'm in Mr. Porfido's 7th period web 2.0 class. I love to play volleyball and softball. I have an older sister, a mom, a dad, a bird, and lots of amazing friends.I'm a freshman and i take World History, Spanish II, Biology, English, Web 2.0, and Algebra I.