Twitter!

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Twitter is a simple online tool that allows the user to share what they are thinking about to their tweets (followers) or you can follow others to see what they have to say . Others can use twitter in a professional sense such as my ICT 12 teacher, Peter Vogel who uses twitter to share his knowledge on educational purposes to his followers.

2.0 Web Programs Tools

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There are some new programs that we looked at today that involve flash. The first program we looked at was inudge.

Inudge is a site that has a unique music making tool that allows to user to create various combinations of musical notes together.

Another program that we looked at was sumo Paint 2.0 which allows the user to make pictures or to create symetrical shapes.

Top 10 Microsoft Programming languages

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The top 10 programming languages by eweek are:
C++
C#
Visual Basic
IronPython
IronRuby
JavaScript
F#
PHP
"M"
Axum

You can find this website here.

Kindle e-reader arrives in Canada!

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The Kindle e-reader is a new device by amazon that will allow the user to download digital books wirelessly. This product has been to 100 other countries within the last month and was delayed in Canada due to online retailers looking for the best deal/lowest price to run it using it's wireless capability. This device will allow readers to download books to Iphones, Ipods, Blackberry's, Google Androids or Palm Pres. Amazon.com will allow access to over 300,000 books. It will only be sold online for $259(U.S.) and shipping fees. The book and newspaper downloads will cost a bit extra. If you enjoy reading books or just want a cool new device you should definitely look into this! Click here to buy it now!

Class Colleagues' Blogs

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Blog Viewer Update

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Today we were looking at visitors visiting our blogs, I found that the visitor with the largest screen resolution that visited my blog was a 1920 x 1200 screen.

At the moment i have 47 visitors and 34 of them are unique.


Moving on in ICT Class

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After many classes of working on Turbo Pascal 7.0, we are now working on Microsoft Visual Basic. We've worked on programs such as weight calculator and number guesser in Turbo Pascal.
 
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