Careers 8 step 3

Personal Resume

Instructions

Take a look at these two resume examples:

Sign on to www.myblueprint.ca/sd36 to create a personal resume

First Click > Work

Then >Resumes

Then >Create Resume

You need to have: your name,

An address (you can use our school’s address if you want,)

a phone number (You can use our school’s phone number),

An email (you can make one up)

your soft skills,

your hard skills,

references (people who know you and will say good things about you),

job experience you have,

education,

objective (what you want to do in your life),

Optional: hobbies and activities that you do.

1. Have someone proofread your work to look for spelling and grammar errors.
2. Use correct grammar , capital letters for names and correct punctuation.
3. Use bullet points instead of full sentences.
4. Use the proper format for your address.
5. Objective:  I am a ________________ and _________________ high school student looking for part time work as a ___________________ in the ______________________  industry.
6. References (People who know you who can say nice things about you)
7. Education, you will receive a Dogwood Diploma.
8. Skill set: make sure you have a mix of hard skills and soft skills as discussed in class.
9. Submit as a PDF  file

Hard (learned somewhere) and Soft (about how you work) Skills are explained here

 and here

Careers 8 Step 2!

Personal Values and Role Models

Instructions

Part 1 Write about your personal values in a word document. What are your personal values and explain how your personal values affect your decisions in life or influence the way you live. (minimum 5 complete sentences for 10 marks)
In total there should be 5 complete sentences explaining your personal values. Do not use bullet points

List your 5 points clearly in a numbered format.

Example

1. I believe that….

2.

3.

4.

5.

Part 2 Write about your role model or models and explain why they are your role models. You can have more than 1 role model. What characteristics  does your role model have that inspires you? Write a paragraph about your role model. (minimum 5 complete sentences for 5 marks)

Rubric: Content for personal values . (10 marks)

Content for role models  (5 marks)

Check your grammar . (2 marks)

Check spelling and format . (2 marks)

Saved and turned in as: (filename)
Firstname_Lastname_Rolemodel_Values.  (1 mark)

Careers 8 Step 1

http://www.office.com

Go to Office.com and login

Who am I

Instructions

Then go to

http://my blueprint.ca/sd36

On the website my blueprint.ca/sd36 complete the following surveys:
1. Learning styles

2. Personality

3. Interests

You will find these surveys under “ Who am I”. When you complete the surveys, tell me your answers in a word document for 5 marks each .

Reference materials

Student work

Computers 9: Construct 3

Hello,

Today we are going to start construct 3. Go to this website:

Construct 3

Click try now.

Click Launch Now

Click New Project

Give your project a cool name

Start following the tutorial.

Computers 9 10 : Online Security and Privacy

Hi,

You are going to work on a research project with a partner about Online Security and Privacy. Please limit yourselves to 2 transitions and 1 animation. Have an image on every slide. Choose a background color for your slides that fits the topic and keep it consistent, please don’t make it look like a rainbow unicorn got crushed in to your slides. Use point form or full sentences, don’t switch between them. Please don’t make us Prezi sick.

You can use powerpoint or prezi, and you will need the following slides:

1: Title: Topic and your name

2: An image of the topic

3: Short explanation of the topic 3-5 lines (What it is if you were telling a younger sibling)

4: Why the topic is important 3-5 lines (Why the topic should matter to us?)

5: History of the topic 3-5 lines (How was this thing or system made, by who and why?)

6: How it works? (use simple images created by you to explain)

7: How it affects privacy?

8: What can you do about it? Best practices, things to avoid

9:~12 other stuff you think we should know

Sign up for a topic with this link: link removed, see Mr. S to confirm topic availability

The topics for the sign up sheet are:

1 Stingray and police surveillance

2 Tracking software (on the internet) Registering for web things

3 What is the  Tails OS, what is  TOR, what are VPNs and what is  PGP?

4 Who is Edward Snowden and what is Prism?

5 what should your social network privacy settings be?  What are Cyberstalking and Catfishing?

6 consumer tracking: loyalty cards and postal codes with credit cards

7 what is  Chatsecure

8 Sock puppets and Astroturfing

9 Malware like Ransomware (hospitals) Virus, Phishing

10 Signal (for Android and Apple) OTR (off the record) with Pigin

11 KeePassX and Diceware words

12 How can you Securely delete data (paid and free)

13 How can we Circumvent Online censorship

14 What are Ultrasonic trackers and how do they work? What is  Adblock and adblock blocker and Adblock blocker blocking techniques?

15 What consumer gadgets are spying on you? (TVS. home assistants, smart watches and more)

16 How do Facebook and Google make money? Where and how do they track you?

Computers 9 10 Project Ocelot : Choose your own adventure

Aloha! You will make a choose your own adventure game in Animate with a partner or alone.

The only code snippets you will need to use are stop and click to go to scene ___.

You will need sounds, movie clips,  tweens, step by step keyframes,  and 16 scenes ( or 8 scenes if you work by yourself).

Make sure every scene has sound, movement and advances the story in a cool and interesting way. Have the buttons active at the end of the scene, so the player can make a choice after seeing the action.

The scene breakdown is Titlepage, First choice, and then 14 (0r 6 if you work alone) other scenes, with some bad endings, and at least one good ending where you win. The bad endings should let the person click a button to restart.

Your pattern doesn’t have to flow like this chart, this is just an example.

You will have a few classes for this project, so all your art has to be great. As always, no sketching stuff from the net, no using art from the net, and no stick people.

One student can do the programming and some art, the other should be an artist. If you put code on something and then bring it over to another file, it will have problems. It’s better for one person to put the code in when the art is all together. You can use teams to send your partner the scene you are working on when it’s done.

Remember: Don’t put in any code snippets until the art is with the main project.

If you don’t listen to this advice: One partner can use numbers for their scenes, the other should use letters.

To rename your scenes click Window, other panels, scenes. Then you double click the scene to rename it.

You will also have to rename any tweens, movie clips, buttons, or other objects.

Computers 8: Internet Dangers

Internet Dangers poster

Sign up for a danger that can come from using the Internet

Then:Make a poster that warns/tell us about it : use the letter preset. File >New> print > letter

Your poster needs:

A title

What the problem is :1 paragraph in your own words (3 sentences)

How to avoid it: 1 paragraph  in your own words (3 sentences)

4 Helpful websites

4 Interesting graphics (pictures or images)

Make your poster following the ideas in the good poster design.

Good Layout, Title, organized well, minimal white space to separate items. Big pictures with no writing on top of them, text has it’s own space.

 

Avoid making your poster like the one below

BAD LAYOUT: No title, too much white space, writing on top of pictures.