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Who am I ONLINE part two reflection Matthews,Lauren

Posted by Lauren Matthews in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 9:29 am

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1.The video that we watched in class today was about a boy who was being bullied.In the video the was a eye emoji to represent how if someone was to click the eye his life would be better. When you clicked the eye his life got better and if the eye wasn't clicked on, his life would be bad. The eye is to show that we see the boy.
2.The video brings to my mind that it the same as bullying because when the eye is not clicked on, people will still get hurt and still be bullied. The eye indicates that we can help and that we see those who are being bullied.
3.When I look up my name online I am a business worker.I have no back round of myself. 
4.Based on this appearance, people will perceive me as a busy and hardworking.
5.The goal of internet trolls is to see people be hurt and too get bullied.
6.The positive results  is that if you have a positive back round, it is good for applying for jobs. Some negative results would be that if anything bad appears then your out of luck and can't be eligible to work.
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Assignment 6 Part 2-Reflection

Posted by Matthew Milligan in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 8:20 am

1. We watched the I Am A Witness video in class. The video was about bullying. By using the special emoji, people can stop bullying by showing that they are a witness.
2. In reference to the topic of bullying, this video brought up to me that if people don;t just stand by and watch, bullying can be stopped. One of the worst things about bullying is that people watch and don't say anything. Speaking up can really save someone.
3. I think that I have a good online identity. I keep my online appearance appropriate for all who view it. 
4. I think that people would perceive me as just an average human being who just lives life and stays out of trouble.
5. The goal of internet trolls is to get a reaction out of people. They will often exaggerate, lie, and offend just to get a reaction.
6. The positive result of online anonymity is that no one can know who you are. This means you can post what ever you want, though things could possibly trace back to your real identity. The negative result of online anonymity is that if someone is bullying you anonymously, you will not be able to know who they are.
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Home Network, Eastwood

Posted by Alyssa Eastwood in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 8:15 am

1) I have Verizon Fios which is connected through a Ethernet cable which is connected to a modem/router. On my internet connection I have 2 I Phones and 2 androids , 3 TVs , two laptops and a printer. 

2) I did have a OMG moment it was when I found out how much the internet costs every year it was a surprise because I never payed attention to it.

3)I would tell them that they always need to know how they get it. And where it comes from. 
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My home network, Elbakhadaoui

Posted by Salsabeel Elbakhadaoui in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Friday, October 16, 2015 at 8:47 am

  1. We have a x-box connected to my brothers tv (X4 Tv's), X4 phones, we also have 2 laptops, a desktop, a printer, a i pad mini 
  2. My OMG moment was when I learned that when you get home you should use your home network on your phone instead of your data.
  3. I would tell them that having wifi (verizon) is amazing it's really fast and you need wifi, internet for homework and many other things
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Home Network, Larrabee

Posted by Ethan Larrabee in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:32 pm

1) On our LAN, we have a desktop connected through a wire while all of the other devices are connected through wireless connections. These include 5 laptops, 2 tablets, 2 phones, and a printer.

2) I thought it was very interesting learning about how a page is brought up when you click a link. I didn't realize how far these messages could travel in just a few seconds. I also thought it was interesting how the page can be broken up into packets so that it can travel faster.

3) Something I think people need to know about ISPs is that after a while, they'll stop caring about you. When you're a new costumer, they'll do everything they can to keep you. However, once you've been with them for a while, they won't fix your problems and they'll raise your payments. 
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Home Network, DeBrest

Posted by Naima DeBrest in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:30 pm

1. I have a lot of devices connected on my home network 3 tablets, 4 iphones, 2 printers, and 2 computers.
2. I learned that there is a lot more to the in internet than just connecting to wifi and making sure that you  have a good connection.
3. I feel like you need to know as much as you can about your network so if there is a problem you know exactly what it is. 
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Home Network, Gerber

Posted by Bea Gerber in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:30 pm

In my house, I have up to 10 devices connected to my internet at one time. There are 3 cellphones, 2 laptops, a desktop computer, a Nikon camera, a Sony speaker, an Xbox, and a Wii. We use most of them every day, but not the Wii and Xbox. Most of our devices connect to the internet wirelessly. The desktop is the only one that connects with a wire to the router. The rest use WiFi.

While we learned about our networks, I learned a lot about how the internet actually works, and about how a home network is put together. I was kind of confused when we first started this unit. I have an Apple router that is very visible in my house, and I thought that it was my modem and my router. I ended up doing the first assignment incorrectly because of this and had to go back and find my modem. When I went back, I was very surprised to see that it connects to my router through my walls! I had heard that this might be the case during out class discussions, but I didn't know it was like that in my house. I had definitely never seen the holes in my floor! I also learned a lot about how the internet works. I didn't realize that information travels through packets all around the world and into space to get back to you. I had no idea how much trouble my Netflix shows had to go through to get onto my screen.

We also learned about ISPs, and how they control how fast our internet is. This made me kind of upset. We pay so much money for internet and they can give us slow connection on purpose just because they feel like it! I'm not sure if this is a marketing scheme or what but it seems pretty messed up to me. This makes me appreciate it more when the internet is fast and works well, and very angry when it isn’t.

If I could tell other people something about their home network, it would be that they should know how it connects to the world. I think it is really cool to see how the chords go outside and into the city. We are all really connected in that way, which is interesting because people are so different most of the time. I think that they should also know about the big corporations. What we learned about how our ISPs might make things off limits if you don’t have their network is insane! People should be able to view whatever they want on whatever network they have. As we said in class, that might be a violation of freedom of speech, which is not okay at all. I know that I have strong feelings about this, but I would have never known about it without learning about my network. That’s why I think that others should get the chance to learn about it, too.


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Home Network, Ortiz

Posted by Amaris Ortiz in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:30 pm

1. Connected to my network is, 4 phones, 1 smart TV, a printer, 3 tablets, 2 laptops, 1 desktop, and 1 chromecast.
2. While looking at my home network, and how the Wifi is set up in my house, I learned that networks are very complex. Many things are connected together in order for the whole network to function.
3. I believe that other people should be informed about how their network is put together and how it works.
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Home Network, Seing

Posted by Benjamin Seing in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:29 pm

My home network is with Verizon Fios, I learned that in this network I experienced and OMG! This lesson I found that I have an enormous of devices that connected to the router. I didn't know that there was a thing known as a modem that takes in internet for the router to send signals to my house. The interesting thing was that i didn't think that too many devices connected to the router can slow the strength of the wifi. While on the subject of the router, I didn't know it was connected to the phone line and we had to pay a large amount of money per year. I suggest everyone should know about the connections before getting the rip off of the network we be getting. 
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Home Network, Roriguez

Posted by Darlenny Rodriguez in Technology - Freshman - Hull - b2 on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 1:26 pm

I have a total of 8 devices connected to my Internet Service Provider. Those devices are my family's 3 Iphones, my 2 house phones, our Ipad, our deskot, and our wireless printer. We use the internet on our phones whenever we need to look up anything on the internet or whenever we check our social media accounts. Next, we us our 2 house phones whenever we need to be reached and do not want to give out our cell phone numbers. Last, we use the wireless printer whenever we need to print out anything, such as an assignment for school, or a copy of an important document.

Throughout this entire process, I have learned many things that i didn't know went into me being able to have internet. I never though much of it until we began learning about it in Tech class. If i needed to inform someone else about my findings, i would tell them to basically look deeper. Everything looks simple, but if you look beyond the cover, there is an entire world of confusion out there.
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