No form today. I know, I know. You're disappointed.
However, we have quite a bit of learning and reviewing to do today before we're ready for our test tomorrow.
Do you need a moment? Did you read that correctly? Yup. Test tomorrow on E-Mail. This is no ordinary user-based test either. This is the real-deal.
Today we will review CC and BCC as well as cover: Attachments, protocols (SMTP, POP, IMAP, MIME), host vs. IP address, and extensions such as .edu, .com, .org, etc...
We're going to be busy busy busy. Let's get to it.
-Mr. H.
We did great again yeaterday guys. We learned alot about the WWW and how it works. We need to finish up the form we started yeaterday - questions 11-15 still remain.
We are also going to read a little from out book - pgs 92-99 and review for out quiz tomorrow.
Hold the phone. Did he say QUIZ? Sure did. Hand-written, all about the world's biggest network and what makes it "go". Be prepared to show me what you know.
-Mr. H.
The form from yesterday can be found here.
So here we are. We just finished a unit on Internet History and we are ready to begin learning about E-Mail.
So you say you know how to E-Mail...That's a start. Let's see what else there is to know.
We can do this - we're smart.
I have created a form to make following along with our readings and discusions easier. Find it here and let's begin.
-Mr. H.
Enough talk - let's code.
Begin by following this link. Copy the contents of this document into a text editor and save it as "Blank.txt". YES, .txt. We are going to use it over and over again.
Then follow this link and save its contents as a Word doc. It will make a great reference. It's a list of common markup tags. You may want to make a folder for HTML Notes and put it in there.
Now we're cookin'
-Mr. H.
O.K. Guys. We did OUTSTANDING yesterday. I was not able to stump your brains no matter how hard I tried. Let's see if we can keep up this learning pace with MORE WWW knowledge.
I have created another form to help you follow along with our readings and discussions. Find it here.
Lets learn something cool. Let's learn anout the Internet and the World Wide Web.
-Mr. H.
O.K. Gentlemen, today we begin a new unit. Let's take it slow and give this one everything we have. I want us all to be EXPERTS in everything Internet.
We need concentration, dicipline, and cooperation.
Below is the first of two forms that outline this unit. Do NOT rush it. Stay together and pay attention.
Let's do this.
-Mr. H.
Our test - yes TEST on the "History of the Internet" will be tomorrow. I'll post the links to the study forms we have already covered at the bottom of this post. If you would like, you could review them with the help of our textbook. They should give you a good idea of what the test will be like.
I'm also posting a link to the video we are viewing in class today - in case you want to review it.
-Mr. H.
Forms:
Unit 1 - Part I - The History of the Internet
Unit 1 - Part II - The History of The internet
Unit 1 - Part III - The History of the Internet
YouTube Video:
The History of the Internet
Our Book has an on-line companion. Let's see how well it works....
Unit 1 - part II - This is the last section of this unit. That means we need to have a quiz, and yes, a test on this material.
Quiz tomorrow.
Follow this form and pay attention.
- Mr. Hennings
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