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Link to Scratch Page
These are links to get to my scratch name assignment.
Lake
Monday, December 21, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
Scratch Intro
After creating my first scratch task, I found out that it is a lot more simple than I thought. There is a lot that you can do with backgrounds. They provide many, you can upload your own photos, or make one on your own there is also the option of taking a picture for one. The same options are available for sprites, you can use one provided, upload one, take a picture or make one. During your scratch showing, you can also make characters switch costumes and you can switch the background.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Code Number 7
This is the link to my #7 of the HTML code.
\\studfilesrvr-01.students.rpsdistrict.local\2018\Kayla.Martignetti\10th Grade\Computer Science\6 ttest.html
\\studfilesrvr-01.students.rpsdistrict.local\2018\Kayla.Martignetti\10th Grade\Computer Science\6 ttest.html
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
HTML Thanksgiving Website with Pictures
This is the link to my website: \\studfilesrvr-01.students.rpsdistrict.local\2018\Kayla.Martignetti\10th Grade\Computer Science\5 test.html
(This is #6 with photo shopped photos.)
On the first picture, I used the smudging tool to make the middle the focus. I also used a tool called burn tool on the food. I also lightened the photo in some places.
On the second picture, I blurred the background to make sure that the Pilgrims and Native Americans were where everybody would look. I lightened the image a lot as well. I also used the sharpen tool to make the image look more clear.
On the third and fourth images I did similar things, I used a tool that made it look like it was a painting. Then in both, I blurred certain places like leaves and things like that. Finally I used lightening and darkening tools to alter the shade.
(This is #6 with photo shopped photos.)
On the first picture, I used the smudging tool to make the middle the focus. I also used a tool called burn tool on the food. I also lightened the photo in some places.
On the second picture, I blurred the background to make sure that the Pilgrims and Native Americans were where everybody would look. I lightened the image a lot as well. I also used the sharpen tool to make the image look more clear.
On the third and fourth images I did similar things, I used a tool that made it look like it was a painting. Then in both, I blurred certain places like leaves and things like that. Finally I used lightening and darkening tools to alter the shade.
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