• Row 1: Andrew, Ellie, Emily, Mei-Ling, Zuri, Ed

Afternoon Teams: (Jeni, Raymond), (Penny, Fang), (Will, Alix), (Anastasia, Andrew), (Emily, Ed), (Mei-Ling, Jove), (Ellie, Float), (Clair, Angel, Zuri)

• String comparison question
• Group Discussion
  • Easiest way to design this experience
  • What is the most clever way to design this
  • What is a more technologically advanced way to design this
• Kinect
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq9SEJxZiUg
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi5kMNfgDS4
• http://venturebeat.com/2014/07/14/next-time-someone-claims-theyre-bad-at-math-show-them-this-study/
• http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/?category=cmptr
• History of Computing - slides
• Mathematics
  • Bit Manipulation
  • Base Conversion
• Basic Data Structures
• Lock Activity

Note: ALL blog posts and pages must have at least 1 image

Note: Don't forget to log out

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Check to see if your blog is listed. If it isn't, you need to fill out the form:

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Deliverable: I want to be able to play your game/quiz from github.

You must use the gh-pages branch!

Deliverable: Write up a brief summary (with screenshots) of your mathquiz project from yesterday.

Please link to the playable product. It should look like:

http://YOURusername.github.io/mathquiz

Use the snipping tool for screenshots:

Deliverable: Adding a link to the bottom of your “Connect” page

The link to your “Connect” page should look like

http://www.github.com/YOURusername

Deliverable: Playable interactive fiction

Afternoon Teams: (Jeni, Raymond), (Penny, Fang), (Will, Alix), (Anastasia, Andrew), (Emily, Ed), (Mei-Ling, Jove), (Ellie, Float), (Clair, Angel, Zuri)

Work with your partner(s) on this part!

• Look through Chapter 2 in the Cookbook. (or do whatever will help you learn these concepts.)
• Have one person create the Repository
• After you have the example running, Add your partner as a COLLABORATOR

Remember: DO NOT CHECK IN BROKEN CODE EVER!

Always get the simplest version running first. Afterwards, have your partner FORK the project, so they have a running version of it for themselves.

• Your interactive fiction (IF) must be loosely about the history of computers
  • Look up some dates or key figures on Google. I'm the user and I want to learn something!
• Feel free to include dinosaurs, pirates, ninjas, or any fantasy/sci-fi elements
• There is no limit on levels of absurdity, but I must learn something about computer history
• Please try to make or find your own art, if you have time.
• Extra Bonus: If you can figure out how to add more slides to the IF (look at the index.html)

If you finish early, or would like to work on something else, feel free to fork the 2048 game and try to make your own version of it!

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