User talk:Kittipak
My name is Kittipak Pakjamsai. My nickname is K. I am TIM major. I am going to take a core course soon. I want to take this course because of computer is important in our life.
Question 1: How is cloud computing different than using a normal computer?
Answer for Q.1: There are four characteristics for cloud computing. First, cloud computing can be accessed by anyone and any computer. Secondly, data and information in cloud computing can be stored safely in wide network. Thirdly, when spaces of normal computers are full, cloud computing helps users to store their data and information into the internet or network. Finally, cloud computing can always be used without lacking of speed. However, on the other hands, there are four characteristics of normal computer to compare with cloud computing. First, normal computers can be accessed by anyone but only with the computer which storing the data. Second, data and information in normal computer can be easily lost if the computer turn off or having problems. Thirdly, there are limits of memories in normal computers. Finally, if there are too much data in normal computers, the processing will be slowed down. It also can be easily hanked.
Question 2: How could you turn a classroom into a cloud computing classroom?
Answer for Q.2: To form a cloud computing classroom, both teachers and students need to have their own account in the same website. Then they can share all content, opinion, homework ifrom class in the webpage. All students are able to access and have more time to study all things happening in their classes.
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