Animation

71%

Level 4
  1. I use simple shapes in my animations.
  2. I use motion tweening.
  3. I use shape tweening.
  4. I use .fla and .swf files appropriately.
Level 5
  1. I animate more complex shapes.
  2. I use layers so that I can include a background.
  3. I use more than one tween in the same animation.
  4. I control the pace of an animation by adding pauses
Level 6
  1. I import images from other graphics applications.
  2. I use the library to store and manage my shapes and symbols.
  3. I put tweens on different layers.
  4. My animations make sense and tell a story.
Level 7
  1. I animate symbols, not just scenes.
  2. I use sound in my animations.



THE WORK I PEER ASSESSED FOR YOU

-REI

I agreed with your peer assessed work more or less, Rei.

MY SELF ASSESSED WORK



EXAM WORK - GRAPHIC


sports-shop-kaotip.png

FLOWER POWER EXCEL VERSION 1


I would give myself 70 out of 100, and i think i would be on level 5 or 6.I use data validation, controls, VLOOKUP, SUM, and many others. What I could improve is to put in pictures and use IF function anf nested IF. i am capable of doing that but there is not enough time so next time I will have to research faster.

CLASSIC CAR SHOP EXCEL VERSION 2


CLASSIC CAR SHOP EXCEL VERSION 1


If I actually took the exam today and this is all I've achieved then i think i would probably get something like 10 marks out of 100. Because i forgot a lot of things and all I've done is the drop down box, VLOOKUP, format and currency. It wasn't that good because i had very little time and i forgot most of the stuff about excel since we haven't done it for a long time. Another thing that slowed my down quite a bit was the researching part. And since i know nothing about class
My target is to go home and revise all the formular in the criteria and have a look at the older spreadsheets I've done.

GRAPHIC

  • Level 4
  • I use basic shape tools lice rectangle and elipse.
  • I use keyboard shortcuts to zoom and move.
  • I arrange shapes by bringing them forward and sending them back.
  • I group objects together.
  • I use fill and stroke when adding colour.
  • I convert text to paths (outlines).
  • I use gradients sensibly.
  • I annotate my work so that people know what I have done.
  • Level 5
  • I duplicate objects.
  • I rotate objects.
  • I reflect objects.
  • I use the direct selection tool (the white pointer).
  • I use the pen tool to create polygons.
  • I control the polygon and star tools to create different shapes.
  • I export my graphics to suitable file types such as .gif, .png or .jpg.
  • I use the pathfinder.
  • I use the eyedropper tool.
  • I use layers.
  • Level 6
  • I use the pen tool to create curves.
  • I use the blend tool.
  • I use more than one stroke with a given shape to add detail.
  • I control canvas size and transparency before exporting.
  • I attach text to paths.
  • I name layers.
  • Level 7
  • I group layers.

WEB AUTHORING

  • Level 3
  • I set up web authoring software properly (manage sites!)
  • My work is well organised (images and html files all in their right places)
  • Level 4
  • I add text and images to web pages
  • I link pages together using hyperlinks
  • I link to external web pages
  • I format text using things like bold and underline
  • I complete the title tags on my web pages
  • I use images as hyperlinks
  • Level 5
  • I use CSS for basic formatting
  • I use invisible tables for layout
  • I make external links open in a new tab or window
  • I understand basic html tags (e.g. h1)
  • Level 6
  • I use hexadecimal values in my CSS style sheets.
  • I use templates to standardise the way pages look
  • I use rollovers
  • I use hotspots
  • I understand more advanced html tags (e,g, a)
  • Level 7
  • I use templates to standardise the navigation of my web sites
  • I embed media
  • Level 8
  • I enhance my websites by writing my own javascript

SPREAD SHEET

  • Level 4
  • I can use basic mathematical operations (+, -, *, /)
  • I type formulas once then use autofill to copy them
  • I organise my data using properly names worksheets
  • I use basic functions like SUM, MIN and MAX
  • I format cells as currency, %, etc
  • I name cells and ranges
  • I format worksheets so that they look good
  • Level 5
  • I use data validation to control what the user can enter into a cell
  • I use relative and absolute references
  • I use functions like IF and COUNT
  • I use formatting to help guide the user
  • I use conditional formatting
  • I hide rows and columns where appropriate
  • I annotate my work so that people understand what I have done
  • Level 6
  • I can model simple things in everyday life and use things like goal seek to find things out
  • I use nested IF functions
  • I use VLOOKUPs
  • I use functions like COUNTIF and SUMIF
  • I use controls such as spinners
  • I enter the arguments to some functions without using a wizard
  • Level 7
  • I protect worksheets so that users cannot damage them
  • I use VLOOKUPs across files
  • I use more complicated functions like INT and ROUNDDOWN
  • I use different file types such as csv
  • Level 8
  • I extend the functionality of the software using macros
  • Exceptional Performance
  • I extend the functionality of the software using a programming language such as VBA


MY SECOND MOTION TWEEN

MY MOTION TWEEN


ANIMATIONN CRITERIA

  1. Level 4
  2. I use simple shapes in my animations.
  3. I use motion tweening.
  4. I use shape tweening.
  5. I use .fla and .swf files appropriately.
  6. Level 5
  7. I animate more complex shapes.
  8. I use layers so that I can include a background.
  9. I use more than one tween in the same animation.
  10. I control the pace of an animation by adding pauses
  11. Level 6
  12. I import images from other graphics applications.
  13. I use the library to store and manage my shapes and symbols.
  14. I put tweens on different layers.
  15. My animations make sense and tell a story.
  16. Level 7
  17. I animate symbols, not just scenes.
  18. I use sound in my animations.

HOMEWORK (due 26/4/12)




http://www.pcpro.co.uk/?utm_source=thedotcom
good things: 1) the water dropping side way looks very interesting and hi-tech
2) it moves a lot so it is catches attention
bad things: 1) the color blue is not eye-catching enough
2) the little animation stopped moving after a while
http://www.pcmag.com/
good things: 1) the word 'new!' is attention-grabbing
2) picture of iPad look interesting
bad things: 1) it is very small so it is very hard to see
2) it could only change to two color - blue and red

Out of the two, i like the Microsoft one because it is bigger and the animation look cool

how i would like my computer shop's computer banner to be:
  • big
  • bright color - green and blue, and maybe red
  • big lettering
  • even bigger logo of my computer shop
  • something moving. but not too fast because the buyer might get irritated by it
  • have pictures of computers

MY WORD DOCUMENT ON DATABASES

MY COMPUTERSHOP DATABASE

MY WORD DOCUMENT ABOUT DATABASES


MY BOOK DATABASE (new version)

ROBOT LOGO VERSION 2 (with two color)

have no leg because i have no time to do it

MY ROBOT LOGO VERSION 1

(not completed because some information got lost when i send it here at school from home)

MY LOGO POWERPOINT VERSION 1 (latest one with variables)



MY DTP COVER - MAGAZINE WORK

MY COMPUTER SHOP'S SPREADSHEET



02/02/12

Vocaburary
  • command - set of code that control the turtle to what we wrote
  • argument -
  • procedure
  • turtle
Basic Commands For LOGO:
  • fd - forward. move turtle forwards to commanded pixels
  • bk - backward. move turtle backward to commanded pixels
  • lt - left. change the direction of the turtle left to commanded degree
  • rt - right. change the direction of the turtle right to commanded degree
  • pu - pen up. put pen up, making turtle move invisible
  • pd - pen down. put pen down, making turtle move visible
some stuff i learnt from the control powerpoint
ADC - Analog to Digital Converter
ADC is a device which converts a continuous quantity to a discrete time digital representation. it also provide isolated measurement.
DAC - Digital to Analog Converter
DAC is a device which convert digital codes like binary into analog signals.

my logo code so far
PD rt 90 fd 1000 pd rt 90 fd 200 lt 60 lt 60 fd 200 lt 120 fd 200 lt 120 repeat 2 [pd rt 90] pu fd 50 lt 90 fd 25 lt 90 pd SetPC [0 0 255] fd 300 lt 90 fd 300 lt 90 fd 90 fd10 I don't know how to fd10 fd 10 fd 200 lt 90 fd 300 pu lt 90 fd 25 ly 90 I don't know how to ly lt 90 fd 100 setfloodcolor [0 255 0] pd setfloodcolor [0 255 0] fill pu rt 90 fd 100 setfloodcolor [0 0 255] pd fill pu fd100 I don't know how to fd100 fd 100 fd 25 lt 90

19/01/12

what i learnt today:

computer control
  • robotics
  • systems that required to work without human input all the time
  • automated systems

different kinds of programing
  • HTML - webpages
  • Java - gaming
  • Logo(turtle) - robots
all these are syntax language - command languages

Logo instructions
first thing - Pendown

if you want it to go right 3 metres
  1. Pendown
  2. turnleft 90
  3. FWD3
  4. Penup
program from the robot's point of veiw, not ours.
so our right we see in the screen is their left

SOHA WAS HERE