My favorite Website- Part 2 Comparison of Ipad and Desktop Version

           My favorite website is Facebook.  Although, there are a few differences between Facebook on the Ipad and Facebook on the desktop.  On the web browser on the Ipad it looks slightly different from on the computer.  On the Ipad it does not show the chat on the side like it does on the computer.  On the Facebook app, there are even more differences.  On the app, you have to press a button with three lines on it and then it shows you all some options.  Also, when you like something you have to press a little plus button and it is not that way on the desktop.
          There are several similarities between them.  The app and the desktop both have a place to click for notifications, friend requests, and messages and they look almost the same.  Also, it shows who is on chat on the side of the page.  There are really no differences between the desktop and Facebook on the browser on the Ipad.  They are set up almost exactly the same.      

My Favorite Website

           My favorite website is  Facebook.  This is a social networking site.  Some of the features are the apps.  Also, people have their own profile where they can have a profile picture and set their status.  They can be friends with other people on Facebook.  People can be tagged in posts and photos.  It is an interactive site.  It is interactive because people update their statuses and friend other people.  I like this web site because it is interesting to find out what people are doing and it is fun to upload pictures and things like that.  People can also post pictures on their friends wall and write wall posts on their wall. You can chat your friends, too.

www.facebook.com

Invisible Children

        The assembly about Invisible Children was very sad.  It was about the children in Uganda being kidnapped and forced to fight as soldiers because of a horrible civil war.  They are taken by the LRA.  Invisible Children is trying to stop this.  They set up a bill where Joseph Kony is captured, so the war will end and the children in Uganda will not be kidnapped.  In the assembly, they focused on a boy living in central Africa named Tony.  Tony was a live and energetic kid that was living in a Uganda at the time of Africa's problems.  Tony's mother died of HIV and then Tony became an orphan.  Invisible Children kept checking up on Tony and when Tony was older he came to the United States.  He toured with invisible children and shared his story.

       Tony toured with a man named Nate.  They grew really close and when Tony went back to Africa, Nate and another woman went and visited him.  They were having the time of their life until Nate was killed because of a bomb.  Nate helped many people in Africa and the U.S.  Now Invisible Children is starting to set up connections in the African villages, so they are able to contact other villages to warn them if their is a possibility of them being invaded.  This assembly was sad and brought tears to my eyes.

www.invisiblechildren.com

Blog Review

austinmahone.blogspot.com
     
       There are several things I like about this blog.  I like that he has some videos and music on it.  He has pictures of himself on the blog and then there are pictures of people following the blog on the side.  I also really like the picture of him and the design at the top of the page.  There is a chat on his blog too that is pretty cool.

       There are a few things I would change.  I would change the colors because there is too much black.  I would also have more pictures on there because I think there should be a little bit more.  There should probably be more of his music as well.

Self-Portrait

          In the beginning I had no clue what to do for my picture, but then I thought of something.  My self portrait has my Ipad covering my face with a picture of my face on my Ipad.  First someone took a picture of my face.  Then I put the picture in front of my face.  I have only one electronic device in my picture.  When attempting to take it, I had to try to make sure that there was no reflection on the screen of the Ipad.  This was sort of difficult to do because I had to find the right lighting.  I had to go out in the hall, at my desk, and finally going by the window worked.  I also had to make sure that the background was white.  This took a few days to get right.