Saturday 30 November 2013

WEEK EIGHT REFLECTION (21ST - 25TH OCTOBER)

WEEK EIGHT REFLECTION (21ST - 25TH OCTOBER)


Word Processor and Spreadsheet

According to ask.com, Word Processor is a computer software that enables a user to make, format, edit, save, and retrieve documents. Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, AppleWorks, and OpenOffice are just a few examples of Word Processor software however Microsoft Word and WordPerfect are the two most popular word processor softwares. These software plays a crucial part of a teacher's life since it is use like salt to flavor a pot. Creating the class schedule, typing out exams and preparing a lesson plan are just some ways a teacher can/have use Word Processor. Students who write using word processor can easily outline then expand their ideas; request and consider grammar or spelling suggestions; revise as many times as necessary before printing; and even submit their electronic work to their teacher for edits.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3fjGpqiFhBKQ0FPRWk3SGhaN28/edit

Spreadsheet is a computer software which has a document that stores data in grid of horizontal rows and vertical columns. Microsoft Excel is another name given to spreadsheet. This software plays a crucial part of a teacher's life since it is use like sugar to sweeten tea/juice. Spreadsheets can also be helpful in tracking a student's progress as in terms and year progress. A teacher may use a spreadsheet to calculate the overall grade for a student's work, where several exams calculating the overall grade. This saves a lot of time that could have been used in calculations. Commonly spreadsheets are used to hold the grades from examinations in percentage form. A student can use spreadsheet the same way to keep accurate grades. Another way a teacher can use spreadsheet within the classroom is to create an attendance sheet for students within the classroom.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3fjGpqiFhBKdFJOTThIcjlTaFU/edit

I then go miserably enough to the typewriter and I edit with tiny little pen scribbles until you can't read it anymore. And then, I put it into a word processor.
                                   




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