Yousif's Reflection

During the exhibition project I learnt how to use a blog for the first time. I also learnt how to translate from English to Arabic.

Showing my Mum my exhibition research board.

Gemma's SLC

Me with my Dad teaching him about blogs.

Our New and Improved Board

This was our final week to work on our research board. We moved the pictures and the text up a bit to eye level.

Look at how our board has improved.

Mr Simon's Interview

Hi,
This week Mr Simon kindly gave up his personal time to come and  teach us about blog posts! He taught us what HTTPS and HTTP stand for. He told us the names of the 4 popular blog providers: WordPress, Quad Blogging, Kid blog and Blogger. HTTPS stands for Hyper text transfer protocol secure and HTTP stands for the same thing except without the secure. Mr Simon was asked a couple of questions Yousif in ED-tech asked "Who taught you all of this?" The reply was "myself." When Mr. Simon was in Y6 there were only 2 computers about the size of a school table and 250 students. And the worst part... NO INTERNET!! AHHHH how did they survive!? Well I guess they never thought of the internet.
Thanks for reading.

Wrapping up Our First Board

We're done! Finally we have finished our first board. As you can see our board is full. Now we are thinking about our action. If you have any ideas please make a comment. Thank you.

Questions

Hello Everybody,

Please reply to this post and please be honest about your answers as we require important info for our exhibition:

1.Did you ever use a Mac Book in Sudan?
2.Do you go (or did go) to a school with allot of up to date technology?
3.Have you been to a country out of Sudan that requires V.P.N.?

Thank you

K.A.S. and Unity Field Trip.

Hi,

As promised the pictures from K.A.S and Unity's I.C.T rooms. A huge thank you to Ms Maria for helping us organize the field trip.                 

                                                   Computers in Unity ICT Room.

                   

                                       Computers in Khartoum American School IT Room.