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ihsgraphic-printing I learned to use the printing press and how it works. I learned how the ink is transferred onto the rollers and eventually the paper. I liked designing all the graphics from scratch and figuring out how to do it. Using the printing press was really fun, but I didn't like how I could only use one color. The project was really cool

I haven't really been having many issues with AI, except for the eraser being all messed up the first time I used it. I already figured out what I want to do and my designs are finished.

I don't think the printing press has changed very much, because it works very well the way it was invented, and these days we have completely different ways to get the same product faster.

I'm interested in all the different rollers that transfer the ink to the paper. I'm going to make the notepads for myself and for my mom for her groceries. For an extra touch, I'm going to add a little graphic next to each line, an apple for one and a shovel for the other.

I've learned more about using the shape tools and how to import pictures and include them in the drawing. I'm still frustrated that I could not color the letters the way I wanted to because live paint wasn't working correctly. I also always accidentally click the wrong thing and end up messing up my design

Right now all we need to do is interview some students, then we will be able to put together our video. We don't really need any help with anything right now.

I think teachers can improve the way we interact with technology by giving us more in-class opportunities to experiment with it. I think having more projects involving the use of different technology would help us as students learn more about technology for our futures. I use technology more at home for my school work than I do at school. I think in the future, classes will use more technology on a daily basis to complete classwork.

We are interviewing Mr. Weissburg for the film fest video. We are going to ask him questions about his use of Geogebra in his Geometry classes, and how a smart board and laptops help his students learn. We will also ask about his views on the future of technology and education. We can incorporate B-roll by showing videos of Geogebra and students working on laptops and computers while he's talking about it.

Technology could help make our classes more interactive and interesting. We could use apps and other digital learning things to learn in a different way. Not all students benefit from just taking notes and listening to teachers talk. Technology provides a way for students to learn in a different way. Teachers can have students use their smartphones to look things up in class and do research, which is a lot faster than going to the library.

Technology helps in classes because it makes it easier for teachers to show us videos, and help us take notes. It provides an easier way to find what we need, faster. Technology makes class more interactive for students, which can help keep them more focused and interested.

I think it's mostly the content, because if it's really good content then everything else probably wouldn't get noticed as much. However, having everything would make it even better.

I've never made a video with a video editor before, but I have used my phone and my camera to record videos before

I liked picking the songs and doing all the editing. I think the project might be made better if you could work with a partner, so you could have different voices recorded in different sections.

I really don't know what type of radiation radio waves are, but my guess is that they are magnetic radiation or something like that.

My guess is that NBC or CBS or some other new station owns the most radio stations, because news stations control a lot of the media.

Right now I have recorded and set up my PSA, my filler, and my commercial. I still need to record my station ID and call letters, but I think I'm going to do that individually for each different one at the end. I'm not really having any major issues with my project right now.

I think syndication is selling the rights to broadcast a radio show. I'm not really sure how a syndicated radio show works.