What is ScreenFlow
ScreenFlow is a screen casting software for Mac users, made by Telestream, in 2008. It has six different updates of the software since it came out eight years ago, with version 6.1 as the newest version. The software program won an Eddy Winner the year it came out, and multiple awarders the years after. What is in the tutorial In the tutorial I showed how to scale, split, add transitions, add annotations, video actions, and call outs. I zoomed in the some of the important text that I was showing, I pointed out the website. It was important to explain what I was was doing and telling what I was doing. I think it was also important to know how to use the tools the right way, instead of just clicking on random tools and trying to fingure it out. How will ScreenFlow be useful in the future ScreenFlow would be helpful in the future because, all this technology that is coming out now is going to be something in the future. Knowing how to do this stuff now with technology will benefit for jobs with technology involving in them in the future. With ScreenFlow you can demonstrate something once on the computer save it, and not have to demonstrate again on the same lesson.
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Week of August 29th - September 2nd 1. A. Argument- (noun) A discussion/written essay with both sides of the story B. I like to write argument essays, because I get to state both sides. 2. A. Cite- (verb) quote as evidence for an argument/statement B. Stating a cite is helpful to do, because you have evidence that you did the work. 3. A. Passive Voice- (noun) one of the two "voices" of verbs B. Passive voice mentions the noun receiving the action, before the verb is told. 4. A. Personification- (noun) giving no human things the ability to do human things B. In fantasy books, personification is used a lot to make non-human character have human abilities. 5. A. Point if View- (noun) a particular attitude or way of considering a matter B. Books can be told from 1st person where they are telling the story, 3rd where a narrator is telling, or 2nd which isn't used much in stories. Week of September 6 - September 9 6. A. Agile- (adjective) being able to move quickly and easily B. Since she is very agile, so she is good at sports. 7. A. Articulate- (adjective) having or showing the ability of speaking correctly B. People tell me to be articulate, because I mumble a lot. 8. A. Collaborate- (verb) work jointly on an activity B. We collaborate in class to work in group, and share ideas. 9. A. Evolve- (verb) develop gradually B. In science people believe that humans evolved from apes, because we have similar features. 10. A. Meticulous- (adjective) showing great attention to detail B. Maddie is very meticulous about her drawings, because she wants lots of detail to show. WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 12 - SEPTEMBER 16 11. A. Conversion- (Verb) change from one unit of measurement to another without changing the size of the object B. 25/100 = 1/4 = .25 = 25% 12. A. Hypothesis- (Noun) a mere guess about what will happen B. If I put one plant in the sun and one in the dark, I think the one in the sun will grow faster. 13. A. Irrational numbers- (Noun) a number that can't be expressed by a ratio of two integers B. 3.141592 14. A. Rational number- (Noun) a number that can be expressed by a ratio of two integers B. -1 2/5 = -7/2 15. A. Square root- (Noun) a number that produces a curtain number when multiples by itself B. 144 = 12 16. A. Elastic potential energy - energy stored in any object or material that is bent, stretched, or compressed. B. Sarah and Maddie was trying to test the elastic potential energy on a rubber band, by stretching it, and letting it go. C. A rubber band has elastic potential energy. 17. A. Newton- (noun) the unit in the metric system used to measure force. B. Newton is a physics rule named after the Isaac Newton, the man who discovered it when an apple fell on his head. C. When you're jumping from a boat to water, you jumping is the action, and the boat moving a little bit backward is the reaction. 18. A. Force Field- an area around an object where an object can influence another object with out touching it. . B. People haven't created a force field strong enough to with stand certain weapons, but we will never know if they will. C. Your phone case is a force field around your phone. 19. A. Inertia - how hard it is to get something moving, stop a moving object, or change the direction of a moving object. B. Emma pushed a toy car, it didn't have much inertia, because it was easy to stop, and easy to push, C. A Heavy rock rolling downhill on a straight path has inertia, because it's hard to push a heavy rock, stop a heavy rock, and change the direction of the rock. 20. A. Normal force- a equal but opposite force that pushes back when you stand, sit, or push on a surface so you do not sink through that surface. B. I pushed on the wall, and because of normal force I didn't sink through the wall. C. A book sitting on a table has normal force, because the book isn't falling through the table. 21. A. Accept- (verb) a proving of receiving B. Although Hannah accepted Sam's apology, she was still mad at him. 22. A. Affect- (verb) making a change to something B. Emma had a huge affect on the results of the vote, because before she voted the votes were even. 23. A. Effect- (noun) what happens because something else happened before B. Alex fell out of the tree, and because that happened he broke his arm. 24. A. Except- (proportion) everything but B. I like all colors,except neon yellow, because it's to bright to look at. 25. A. Principle- (noun) a foundation of truth that serves as the base for a system B. The Constitution is the principle of our government system, because our rights are written done. 26. A. Alliteration- (noun) the same letter or sound that that occurs with close connecting words B. Wendy Wallace walked with Winne Wonder, talking about Willie Wonka. 27. A. Allusion- (noun) calling attention to something without saying the name of that something B. "Ok I get your point Romeo, you don't have to be like that towards her", I said with frustration. 28. A. Figurative- (adjective) not using the actual meaning of the word B. Hannah's head was spinning and turning, because of the things she has to memorize. 29. A. Irony- (noun) saying words in a way so it sounds like the opposite B. "That's great and wonderful", she said with great irony. 30. A. Onomatopoeia- (noun) a word that's name is a sound B. While I was walking in the park I stepped on twigs, that when they broke they went snap. 31. A. Naive My softball coach, Jennifer Moore, is my hero, because she pushes me to do better, and she encourages me to keep on going to get better. If I'm doing something wrong she will stop and ask me what I'm doing wrong to make sure I know too. She shows me new things, when she thinks I'm ready to learn them, not when I want to. She likes to a little fun like I do, but is serious when she has to be. She expects a lot from and I like that challenge. Her "can do attitude" has inspired me to belike her, to try just as hard as her, and to be successful like her. She doesn't give up on people, if we mess up on a drill she'll ask us what we did wrong, then tell us what was wrong. She doesn't get impatient with us, when we are constantly messing up, she will just explain how to do it. When she was in high school she lettered in two sports, softball and basketball. She was named Ashland Times-Gazette Player of the Year. In her freshmen year of college she was second on her team for RBI, third for doubles and slugging percentages, played 48 game, started 45 of those games. In her sophomore year of college she was first in home runs, third in RBI, and fourth in doubles. She respects everyone, no matter what, to me she is a good influence to learn from, and I couldn't ask for a better coach. My summer was filled with softball games and practices. My local softball team placed 3rd in the league after Savannah in 1st and Ruggles Troy in 2nd. I came in first of most home runs in the league, with nine home runs, and my team had 16 home runs all together. I went to play up for the Polk 15u team and I got to play a game for Savannah's baseball team, when I played up for Polk and Savannah I got to play my main spot and some other spots I haven't played in awhile.
I am just another kid, but I will work hard and try to do my best. My short term goal is to at least get a B or higher in every class I take through out middle school. I will try to turn in all my homework in time, study for test, pay attention in class, and do everything I can to get the grades I want to be successful. For my long term goal I want to graduate high school with a 3.5 or higher. As I said before I will work hard for it. I don't know yet what I want my career to be, but I have an idea of a career I might want which is aeronautics. I just like space, I'm just interested in the mysteries of space and what could be in space. |
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