User talk:Kanadee

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Answer the Question

1. How is cloud computing different from using normal computer?

       -normal computer keeps the information in the hardware, but cloud computing keeps the information in the internet. therefore, you can use and see your information anywhere.

2. Howcould you turn a classroom into cloud computing classroom?

       -everyone in the class has to create new account, then look at the teacher's usernames and check homework or due your homework in the teacher's user.

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Crochet.david 16:22, 5 May 2010 (UTC)

Quiz in class

In Windows XP, how do you shut down the computer?

go to start, then click turn off computer, then shut down

Social Networking

1. What is the site you selected?

  -http://digg.com/

2. What is the site's purpose and why is it considered a web 2.0 site?

  -it is the website for people to share information via blog, and it is considered a 2.0 site because people can share information to others.

3. What is your favorite website and why?

  -my favourite site is facebook.com because it makes me better connected to my friends and i can see what is going on my friends via facebook update.

--Kanadee 14:46, 7 May 2010 (UTC)