It’s your all-in-one iPhone settings screen, accessible with a swipe up from the bottom of the display (or a swipe down from the top-right corner on an iPhone X or a double-tap of the Home button on an iPad). But do you know what all the Control Center options and switches actually do? And how you can make the most of them?
To customize it on any device, open up the Settings app then choose Control Center from the list: Turn the Access Within Apps toggle switch to off to restrict Control Center to the Home screen, and tap Customize Controls to set which options appear on the panel.
Okay, now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk about what all these things do.
Five girls from Central Elementary met for four weeks to participate in a Breakout EDU Club. Each week they were presented with a choice between two challenges. Sometimes the Breakouts were digital and online and at other times the girls solved clues to open the box from the Breakout EDU kit to discover treats. Here is one of their favorite digital breakouts. Can you solve it?
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Katherine G. Johnson was one of NASA's human 'computers in 1952. She performed the complex calculations 
