Click here for Group 5’s powerpoint from today’s presentation.
For this assignment, I wanted to make the connection between poetry and music. As poetry is in itself a performative act, I wanted to communicate some of the emotion of the poem in musical form. Sonnets naturally lend themselves to song form as the rhythm and rhyme make it easy to cross genres!
James
Hey all, below I have provided links to some of the resources we used in today’s presentation on digital literacy.
Civic Online Reasoning Initiative (assessments for dig. lit.)
https://sheg.stanford.edu/civic-online-reasoning
Crash Course Dig. Lit. Video lesson series
Fantastic Media Smarts Dig. Lit. game
http://mediasmarts.ca/digital-media-literacy/educational-games/reality-check-game
Technologies used:
– Paddlet
– Popplet
– Instagram
– Kahoot
– Jeopardy
– Snapchat
– Freshgrades
– ManageBac
– Quizlet
– YouTube
Social Studies Technologies
Schoology, writterduet.com, adobe premier, photoshop, freshgrade.com, I-stop stop-motion, Creative Commons.
Lesson Idea- Film 11
Script writing and trailer making.
Socrative – online formative assessment
https://socrative.com/
Edpuzzle – appending questions on a youtube video (perfect for flipped classroom) https://edpuzzle.com
…from the Science kids
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Here is my cross-genre translation for Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal. As described in class, I decided to translate the text into a legal document due to its contextual appropriateness. This would serve as a fun, purposeful, and challenging activity for senior grades studying politics, government, or law.
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Kelsey presented the satirical text A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift. The text was a comical take and proposed solution to the growing population and poverty within Ireland during the 18th century. Kelsey did an excellent by guiding our group mates through the older text through her articulate reading of the text, followed by carefully presenting the graphic organizer I made to guide the readers. Well done!
Here are my dating profiles for the 3 philosophers that developed the main philosophies in Ancient China. Who would you swipe right on?