DLCS

Digital Literacy & Computer Science

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Agenda 10/31-11/8

Do Now #11 – What is an innovation? What does it mean for something to be innovative?

Do Now #12 – After researching your topic for Unit 6 – Lesson #1, what 2-3 innovations have you discovered?

Do Now #13 – On average, jobs requiring coding skills pay how much more per year than jobs that don’t? [See this article]

——————–OBJECTIVE(S)—————————

CO: I CAN research computer innovations in a given field.
LO: I CAN create a webpage on a computer innovation.

———————-ASSIGNMENT—————————

CSD – Unit #6 L1 – Innovations in Computing (on Code.org)

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Agenda 10/23 – 10/26

  • Warm Up = Keyboarding – Typing.com
  • Spreadsheet Lesson – Bicycle Inventory
    (see handout also posted on Google Classroom)
  • Summary = Add to Activity Worksheet

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Spreadsheet Basics 1 & 2 Lessons

All classes will start a new unit on Spreadsheets. After a class discussion on Spreadsheet terms students will work on five practice exercises (2 saved files) which include entering data, surveying, using formulas and creating graphs. Students will also complete a worksheet on reading a spreadsheet.

Spreadsheet Basics 1 Assignment – Example

Objectives:

  • I CAN Participate in simple class surveys (Favorite Dessert, How I Get to School, Favorite Pet)
  • I CAN Enter data collected in Google Spreadsheet (one survey per sheet)
  • I CAN Create a column chart for the data collected from “How I Get to School”
  • I CAN Create a pie chart from the data collected from “Favorite Dessert”
  • I CAN Create a chart/graph of their choice that best represents the data collected for “Favorite Pet”
  • I CAN Recolor all charts and graphs so that the data is visually appealing and easy to read.

Spreadsheet Basics 2 Assignment

For this lesson students will create 2 worksheets in Goggle Sheets (spreadsheet software)

In the first spreadsheet students will organize “How much they made per month in their part-time jobs”.

  • I CAN Format cells and numeric data
  • I CAN Use formulas to determine total amount earned per month and per job [=SUM]
  • I CAN Use formulas to determine the least amount earned and the most amount earned; per month and per job [=MIN, =MAX]

In the second spreadsheet students will organize “student test grades”.

  • I CAN Format cells and numeric data
  • I CAN Use formulas to determine student & test averages [=Average]
  • I CAN Use formulas to determine students lowest and highest test grade [=MIN, =MAX]

The whole group classwork will be scored as follows (total = 100pts):

  • Basics 1 – 30 pts
  • Basics 2 – 50 pts
  • Worksheet – 20 pts

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Agenda 10/17-10/22

#18 –DO NOW – What is CSS and why is it  important?

#19 – DO NOW –  Reflect on your development of the five practices of CS Discoveries (Problem Solving, Persistence, Creativity, Collaboration, Communication). Choose at least one practice you thought was especially important for the HTML/CSS unit.  What made it most important?

———————OBJECTIVE(S)—————————

I CAN apply CSS styles across an entire website.
I CAN explain the design choices they made on their website to other people.
I CAN prioritize and implement incremental improvements.

———————-ASSIGNMENT—————————

1. See Project Guide rubric with comments and fix any issues with your website.
2. Paste a link to your website in the Google Classroom Lesson 9 -step 11 [Share Link].
3. Complete the final project Lesson 10-14 on Code.org.
4. Post a screen capture and link to your website on my Google Class Site
5. Complete the Project Guide and Reflection Sheet

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10/16-10/17

#17 – DO NOW – “Hyperlink” – is a link to another part within a document or webpage that directs you to a different document or place. Provide one example of when you have used a hyperlink. Hint: There are several on this website.

——————-OBJECTIVE(S)———————-

I CAN connect multiple web pages into one website using hyperlinks.

——————-ASSIGNMENT———————-

  1. Finish all lessons in Chapter 1 through Lesson 12. (Final Website Project with 3 pages – refer to rubric)
  2. Share your website and post the link on Google Classroom
  3. Continue to Chapter 2: CSS & Styling

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Agenda 10/11-10/12

#16 –DO NOW – What are some things you want on your site that you haven’t had a chance to add yet?

———————OBJECTIVE(S)—————————

I CAN connect multiple web pages into one website using hyperlinks.

———————-ASSIGNMENT—————————

1. Complete Unit 2 Chapter 1 Lesson 9, 1-5.

2. When you get to the level below, complete your Project Guide-Personal Website & download Rubric

3. Complete Unit 2 Chapter 1 Lesson 9, 6-12.

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10/9-10/10

#15 –DO NOW – Come up with at least three specific problems you have encountered while trying to write web pages in HTML. Errors or issues you encountered when coding.

———————OBJECTIVE(S)—————————

I CAN describe why using whitespace, indentation, and comments makes your code easier to maintain.
I CAN develop a set of techniques for preventing bugs in HTML code and finding them when they occur.

———————ASSIGNMENT—————————

Complete Unit 2 Chapter 2 Lesson 8: Clean Code and Debugging ask a classmate for help or work together on this.

Download Project Guide & Rubric on Google Classroom

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10/3 – 10/3

  • Warm Up = Type to Learn
  • Lesson = See Google Classroom: Unit 2 Lesson 3 – Searching & Sources – Complete Web Eval WrapUp
  • Summary = Add to Activity Worksheet

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10/2 – 10/4

#14 –DO NOW – If you took an awesome picture and someone put it on their social media account and claimed they took it how would you feel?

What if they made money off of it?

———————OBJECTIVE(S)—————————

I CAN explain the purpose of copyright.
I CAN identify the rights and restrictions granted by various Creative Commons licenses.
I CAN add an image to a web page.

———————-ASSIGNMENT—————————

Unit 2 Chapter 1 Lesson 7 – Work through Intellectual Property and Images and complete Licensing Your Work.

Resources:
Happy Birthday Copyright? Video
Creative Commons License Video
Make a Creative Commons License

Search for images at these sites:

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