Specifications

For today's graphics lesson/period we were told to write five specification our wearable tech must have. My five specifications were:
1. Must be waterproof
2. Must only have one button
3. Must have a flexible band (rubber)
4. Must have one batteries
5. Must have a clear screen
These are my five important specifications my wearable technology (watch) must have.

Timeline

For the past few graphics lesson we have had, we did a timeline on wearable technology changes. I chose to do mine based on earphones. As you can see, from the first earphones up until now, there is a big difference. It went from cord to cordless, from big to small. I find this research interesting because it doesn't feel long until these changes happened, and I wonder if people still remember these changes or these "old fashioned" earphones/headphones. Hopefully we get to do this again and if we do I'll choose another wearable tech like a watch.

Science Trip

Last week Friday we went on a trip to two places, but did three things. We went to Pt England Reserve and to the Glen Innes swimming pool. It was an exciting trip, although I did not participate due to me being sick. I did enjoy watching everyone else participating and communicating with each other. For our first session we did a survey on the sea shore. We found a lot of shells instead of interesting things, like tiny fishes or shrimps or even crabs. For our second session we did snorkelling and learnt new tricks. The class had fun participating and swimming with the instructor and their partners. For our third and last session we picked up rubbish. The purpose of this was to examine carefully on what people throw away here at Pt England Reserve and to help the environment. After that we walked back to our various destinations. I learnt that the basic rules of wearing snorkelling gear and I learnt and witnessed the amount of rubbish that can be found, but still can be a lot of rubbish. I can apply these skills into my daily life by helping the environment by picking up rubbish and teaching other people how to snorkel. I enjoyed the trip and hope to go again.