The 9 Elements of Digital Citizenship

INFOGRAPHICS

Q:What are the steps she uses to organize your thoughts for creating an infographic? 

Well first off what is an 'infographic', it is a visual representation of information. By creating infographics you are able to educate students by providing a visual of the content. They target all the information you would need to know and by doing this, you will be able to communicate the idea in an engaging way. The steps that Kathy uses to make a infographic are....

1. Select a layer-based imagine editor

2. Have students investigate types of visuals 

3. Conduct research

4. Have students create a rough draft  

5. Teach students about Creative Commons

6. Have students gather and create assets

7. Teach students about the use of color

8. Teach students about the use of font

9. Teach students about layout

Q:What is the LATCH Method?

LATCH METHOD:

Location

Alphabet

Time

Category

Hierarchy

I believe the 'Latch Method' is a way on how to help students or anyone who wants to make an infographics and help them create one by following and adding these steps.

Copyright & Fair use

Copyright I believe is the legal right of a song or movie that belongs to someone. I usually see it a lot on youtube when im watching a video, for example when they have a song they usually put in the description box that its copyright. But I really never heard of "fair use", but I would like to know more about it for future reference. 

Robotics Competition

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCSHyKQcUaY 

Podcast: SWAY & Thinglink

https://soundcloud.com/itsclarazy/podcast-sway-thinglink

Punctuation

I believe that punctuation is important during texting, it helps others understand what you’re talking about and I believe that it benefits you as well. At first I didn’t pay as much attention on my punctuation while I’m texting someone, but now I pay a little bit more attention on what I text. It’s become a habit were I read the text before sending it, making sure it makes sense.

Plagiarism

First time I heard about plagiarism was probably when I first starting to write essays on a computer or on paper, around middle school. We’ve all pretty much heard the consequences of plagiarizing someone else’s work but what is Plagiarism? Plagiarism is when you use someone else’s work as your own, same as cheating right? I felt when I got into college that’s when I felt it was more enforced rather than high school. High school was more as in “don’t cheat off someone test or homework”, but now that I’m in college its more serious, but I totally I understand why. what’s the point of going to school if you’re not going to learn anything just copy off everyone’s work?