This week for Cybersmart we were learning to cover up things that shouldn't be shared online in our photos. We looked at Cooper's Blog and saw he had a photo of him wearing a hat that showed somewhere that he visits often.
We didn't think that was very CyberSmart because that is private information, but we liked the photo because he looked really cute. We had to change some pictures and cover up the private information so the photos were CyberSmart.
We also talked about how some information online might not be true or real, so we practiced editing photos to see how easy it is. Miss W showed us SnapChat and the filters that people can use to make things look different in a photo.
We played around and we were even able to turn some of the boys into girls, give people fake glasses and change how they looked! It was quite funny but it also showed us that not everything online is true!
Have a look at our photos!
Tuesday 18 June 2019
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Hey Te Māhuri,
ReplyDeleteWe like your altered photos. It's cool that you tried out the Snapchat filters as well. We have also been altering photos with Miss Morgan. We enjoyed the part of the session where we had to create an image that wasn't real. Lots of us chose to create an animal out of two different animals parts (such as a fish with crab claws instead of fins).
From Team Toi Toi
Tēnā Koutou Team Toi Toi!
DeleteThank you for your comment! We have Miss Morgan every Monday morning and we have heaps of fun using our devices in a sensible CyberSmart way! We're glad that you liked our post. Has your class ever used SnapChat filters before? What is your favourite SnapChat photo?
From TM2 :)
Those are some very cool photo. The photos of you are so cool. The glasses bros are cool , and all of the photos to. The other photos is better. Aloha my name is Shane from Glen Taylor School. I live in Auckland. So bye.
ReplyDeleteTēnā Koe, Shane!
DeleteThank you for your comment! Have you been commenting long? We have been practising using a greeting at the start and asking a question in your comment. Have you got a question to ask us?
Thank you for the comment about our photos - we had heaps of fun making them!
From TM2 :)
Hi Te Māhuri,
ReplyDeleteI like your fun pictures - they look hilarious!
I've never thought that I have to keep some information to myself. Thanks for sharing your SnapChat pictures with us.From Kotare Whanau (Kaingaroa School)
We wondered - did you have fun making the photos? Did you laugh at them too? They were very funny. - From Kotare Whanau
DeleteTēnā koutou Kotare Whanau!
DeleteThank you for your wonderful comment! Yes we did laugh a lot at our SnapChat photos! Jayden's favourite was the photo with the glasses and Angel-Mey thought her photo with the cone was really funny too! Devran also got turned into an ostrich, but it was really hard to tell it was him because it was only his eyes!
You should keep private information like your birthday, where you live (your address) and any passwords to yourself! I'm sure that if you look through some of our blogs you will find posts about what is private and personal information :)
From TM2 :)
hi Ahasi
ReplyDeletewhat are you doing
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Khin Lin i like art and my favourite colour is blue i'm from Glen Taylor, i'm 8 years old .From Khin Lin
ReplyDeleteHI i am from Glen Taylor School.
ReplyDeleteand i love maths because i now how to do some hard work it is very cool and it is my best thing in my school.