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Post a response to the Question of the Day in your own words using complete sentences, use proper grammar, spelling and punctuation.
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Create and Edit Blogger 
Watch the videos:
 Mac Anatomy / Finder Quiz

1. Anatomy of a Mac
2. Finder Basics

 Sidebar / Expose Quiz

1. Mac OS X: Using the sidebar
2. Exposé Basics

Read: Capture Screen Shots

Take the Mac Anatomy and Sidebar/Expose quizzes in Engrade.
Question of the Day: What do you think are two advantages to watching how to videos?  Would you rather watch a video tutorial or read a text tutorial?

Daily Objectives:  

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

.Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Word of the Day: Finder - When you first start up your Mac, you're greeted by the Finder, which allows you to visually access practically everything on your Mac, including applications, hard disks, files, folders, and CDs.

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Create and Edit Blogger
Watch the videos:
 Mac Anatomy / Finder Quiz

1. Anatomy of a Mac
2. Finder Basics

 Sidebar / Expose Quiz

1. Mac OS X: Using the sidebar
2. Exposé Basics

Read: Capture Screen Shots
Take the Mac Anatomy and Sidebar/Expose quizzes in Engrade.
Question of the Day: What do you think are two advantages to watching how to videos?  Would you rather watch a video tutorial or read a text tutorial?

Daily Objectives:  

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

.Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Identify and Observe proper Internet Safety and Netiquette.

Word of the Day: Finder - When you first start up your Mac, you're greeted by the Finder, which allows you to visually access practically everything on your Mac, including applications, hard disks, files, folders, and CDs.