QM #1

MM 126 Marking for Quick Mark #1

DUE NOW.

Mr. M. will come around - in order, no skipping. WE HAD LOTS OF TIME LAST WEEK FOR YOU TO FINISH THIS, and ask Mr. M. questions.

cc-media structure - /2 marks (You get 2/2, or 1/2 if NOT perfect 0/2 if not done) - perfect names, lower case, exactly as Mr. M. asked for (FIX THIS if necessary before you leave - this MUST BE perfect for other courses. Use !mystuff folder for anything you wish.
What I learned in MM 126 Document /2 marks 0.5 if so incomplete, 1/2 if just getting started, 1.5 if really good, met all requirements 1.75/2 if EXCEEDS basic requirements

2/2 is reserved for maybe only 1 or 2 students.

Note: The table about File Sizes should be complete, incl all rows, and right justified. - deduct 0.5 if not complete

Make SURE MR. M. is an editor, not a VIEWER.

it has most of the things we have learned so far - deduct 0.5 if not the exact file name - deduct 0.5 or if NOT shared correctly in folder with mrmccormack@gmail.com (as an Editor)
Name must be: as specified in Week #1, do a document for MM 118, with same name.

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Sample of What I Learned Doc..

Assignments for MM 126

Google document called
MM 126 - What did I learn? - Joe Smith
(EXACTLY like that)
will be also graded at end of course as well as part of this assignment
Type in what you learned in Week #1
Must have, Hot Keys for Windows and Mac
What is a widget?
you MUST share this with mrmccormack@gmail.com - and Make him an Editor

NOTE:
While spelling and grammar is important, this Google Doc is for your own USE,
so as long as you can understand it, that is fine with Mr. M. - no deductions for grammar or spelling, or even if it is sloppy - again, it is a document for you to help recall the basics in MM 126.

Mr. M will grade this on your content, but also on the HISTORY of changes of the document (have you been keeping this document up every week?)

For example, you might have something like this in your Google document.

Sample Contents as an example

Hot Keys I KNOW!

[Ctrl] - F
Finds any text on any document, on any web page, works in Mac and PC Windows and all programs - if you forget click on Edit menu at top and the hot keys will be there for you to see.

[Windows] E -
Opens up Windows Explorer

list others - especially if they are NEW to you.

F2 (Windows ONLY)
In Windows Explorer - renames a file quickly, in Finder on a Mac, just press ENTER to rename a file.
TIP: you can right click to achieve the same thing.

Terms I need to know

From the Lab notes, enter the terms here, and explain in your own words
example:
ZIP file - a zip file works on Mac or PC and compresses a whole bunch of files into a single file that has a .zip extension. It also HIGHLY compresses the file. Great to email as a backup, or send to someone else.

Unzip by right clicking it

To ZIP up a whole bunch of files:
On Mac, Make Archive, On PC ADD to zip