TPR2

GRAPHIC COMUNICATION AND EXPRESSION

COMPUTERS

COMPUTER LAB RULES

1. KEEP THE ROOM TIDY

- - USE BINS
  - PUT BAGS UNDER DESKS
  - KEEP YOUR WORKSTATION AREA NEAT, NEVER LEAVE ANY TRASH

2. NO FOOD OR DRINK

- IT SMELLS AND CAN DAMAGE COMPUTERS

3. RESPECT OTHERS

- WORK QUIETLY. STAY ON TASK

4. LISTEN CAREFULLY WHEN THE TEACHER IS TALKING

TURN THE SCREEN OFF WHEN ASKED, DO IT IMMEDIATELY
- HANDS OFF DURING INSTRUCTION

5. RESPECT AND BE GENTLE WITH THE EQUIPMENT

DO NOT MOVE / UNPLUG / TAKE ANYTHING APART
DO NOT CHANGE SYSTEM SETTINGS
DO NOT PEEL STICKERS OFF

6. SURF SAFELY

GO ON RELATED SITES, REPORT ANYTHING WEIRD
NO SOCIAL MEDIA
- ALWAYS USE YOUR OWN ACCOUNT. KEEP YOUR PASSWORD PRIVATE

7. SAVE FILES OFTEN WITH SENSIBLE NAMES

MANAGE YOUR FILES TO MAKE THEM EASY TO FIND
SAVE EARLY AND OFTEN

8. BEFORE LEAVING

TURN THE COMPUTER OFF. MAKE SURE THE SYSTEM HAS LOGGED YOU OFF.
ARRANGE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE.
- TIDY YOUR DESK AND PUSH THE CHAIRS IN GENTLY

THE INTERNET

GOOGLE ACCOUNTS

How to Create a Google Account

Cómo Crear una Cuenta de Google

INTERNET. HOW IT WORKS

HOW UNDERSEA INTERNET FIBER OPTIC CABLES ARE LAID ON THE OCEAN FLOOR

INTERNET. SECURITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

YOUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT - (http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/digitalfootprints/)

CYBER BULLYING: CREATE NO HATE

CREATIVE COMMONS

Wanna Work Together? from Creative Commons on Vimeo.

"We´re a global community of creators in every field. We´re makers, academics, artists, scientists, lawyers, and more.We work in more than 85 countries around the world to promote our shared values of openness and collaboration and to share our work and the works of others with the world.The commons are our shared heritage and we are committed to making it accessible to everyone."

LOSS OF PRIVACY - Video1 - Video2

GROOMING - Video 1 - Video 2

CELL PHONE ADDICTION - Video 1 - Video 2

FORM

STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS

STRUCTURES

CABLE-STAYED BRIDGE (CABLE STRAND INSTALLATION)

(Keywords: cross-section; main cable; steel strand; steel wires)

TURTLE SHELL

(Keywords: carapace, plastron, scutes, shield, keratin, vault shaped shell)

FORCES AND STRESSES

The basic stresses that a body may have to withstand, when a force is applied to it, are: compression, tension, bending, torsion and shear.

STRENGTH

https://www.damptech.com/for-buildings-check

(A few ways to brace off a free standing deck built with wood post and beams)

STABILITY

THE CHALLENGE

MECHANISMS

"Many times people ask me 'Are you an artist, are you a scientist?', and I really don´t know. I´m just a human being, and in all human beings there is an artist and a scientist"

Theo Jansen

ROTARY TRANSMISSION MECHANISMS

GEARS