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Video: What is bloggng Blogging has came a long way since the 20th century. In the 20th century the news was professional meaning reporters would find news and decide what was apropriate for the newspaper or broadcast. It was general and limited. In the 21st century the news became more personal. When the internet came along a 'Web blog' allowed anyone to publish news and share it with more bloggers and pretty much anyone can view it.

Video: Post to be Private The internet is a very open and public way to share news. It is important to be wise about what you post. If you have a social network profile, you should set it to private.but even if your profile is private you should still think wisely about what you post. Negative thinga you post can ruin your reputation.

Video: Social Networking Social Networks are personal profiles to share updates about your life with people you know. That's why you should only accept friend request from people you know in real life. Your parents should be allowed to access your account, you shouldn't have anything to hide.

Video: Protecting Online Reputation The internet is very public now a days. People can access anything that's why it is important to share apropriate pictures and videos of yourself and other people. The internet scans pages so if you post something then delete it, it can stay on the internet foreve if the page was already scanned. When you apply for a job the managers can look up your profile history and they wont hire you if they find something innapropriate.

Topic: Citizenship "A Tale of Two Footprints": Digital good Citizenship is important to know about because everything you post online is a mark you leave of yourself. It is important that you watch what you post because that is what people see when they find you on the internet. If you leave a negative mark on the internet people will view you as a person you probably really aren't.

Are you already online?: I searched my name online and didnt seem to find myself. Although, I looked through the images and found a picture of myself that I used as an avatar for a social network. I wasn't expecting to find myself online but that let me know you can leave traces online. That's why it's important to know about digital citizenship.

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Topic 4: Images and Giving Credit Public domain is available for anyone to use without being subject to copyright, a license, or fee to use. This includes titles, slogans, symbols, and expired copyright. Fair use allows you to copy things for purposeful reasons such as teaching, research, criticism, and to compare. You can do this without the need of permission from the copyright holder. Creative Commons allows you to choose how much of your idea you want to share with the world and how much people are allowed to take from your idea. I would use Creative Commons in a report or project I do for school to ensure no one takes credit for my ideas.

Activity 4: http://www.flickr.com/photos/poolie/2611738444/

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Nike_logo.jpg

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2012_Mercedes-Benz_C63_AMG_Car_Review_-_Flickr_-_NRMA_New_Cars.jpg

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/ppmsc.00134/

It was easy to find the creative common pictures I just chose things that I like. I enjoy starbucks drinks, the Nike brand and symbol is very popular, and I like luxury cars like the mercedes benz. I think it's easy to use google images because you can find a picture of anything you are looking for.

AASL 100 Best Websites- My Favorite 5 1. Pinterest [] Pinterest is a website for all people, if you are looking for creative ideas, this is the place for you. It is very easy and simple, you can just search something and many pictures will come up. Pinterest is a blogging site, and you have the option to keep your pictures and videos private or public.

2.Smore [] Smore is a very convenient website for students and teachers to create flyers for class or events. This is helpful and free so I would recommend it to people looking to make projects, flyers, or reminders.

3.19Pencils This is a website used to create quizzes and puzzles, it would be very convenient for teachers to use. You can also make class pages accesible to students. it is definitely a useful site.

4. MyHistro MyHistro is a website used to share pictures and videos similar to instagram, but you can share them in a timeline and your friends on myHistro can view them.

5.Litpick Litpick provides free electronic books and allows you to read them and post reviews about them. You can be anonymous if you'd like.

Book Review- Girl, Stolen by April Henry: In this book we meet Cheyenne Wilder a sixteen year old girl sleeping in the backseat of her stepmom's Cadillac Escalade, while her step mom is in the pharmacy filling up Cheyenne's prescription. All of a sudden Cheyenne heard someone get in the car, then she smelled cigarettes which was unusual because her step mom Danielle was a nurse and absolutely hated the smell of cigarettes. Cheyenne knew something was wrong but she couldn't figure it out because she is blind. Griffin didn't mean to kidnap Cheyenne he thought there was no one in the car,but once he found out he didn't want to let her go. Once Griffin's dad finds out Cheyenne's father is the president of a powerful corporation they feel that they have a reason to keep her.