Showing posts with label GIFs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GIFs. Show all posts
April 4, 2016
ePortfolio All-Projects Requirement Checklist
A handy document, in checklist form, that contains all the requirements for final drafts of our three main ePortfolio projects.
March 3, 2016
Planning Your Profile Draft, and a Reminder about Tuesday
Group, this document can help you think about the material you got from your interview in a way that can potentially keep you from merely narrating your interview experience (which you really want to avoid!).
For those of you who want a little more help, here is a handout I've often used--one that is an analysis of an entire class's drafts. So it captures the common problems people tend to have with the piece, and uses student examples to illustrate the struggles and what to do about them. You'll save yourself a lot of time, probably, by working with this document. I will likely do another one once I see your drafts, to show how our class is dealing with the drafting process.
Finally, remember that the draft will be DUE on Tuesday (3/8), 11:59 P.M. We'll be in the lab on Tuesday, and we will likely do some draft shares as well as work on some revision techniques. So: HAVE A DRAFT, obviously, so we can be productive.
For those of you who want a little more help, here is a handout I've often used--one that is an analysis of an entire class's drafts. So it captures the common problems people tend to have with the piece, and uses student examples to illustrate the struggles and what to do about them. You'll save yourself a lot of time, probably, by working with this document. I will likely do another one once I see your drafts, to show how our class is dealing with the drafting process.
Finally, remember that the draft will be DUE on Tuesday (3/8), 11:59 P.M. We'll be in the lab on Tuesday, and we will likely do some draft shares as well as work on some revision techniques. So: HAVE A DRAFT, obviously, so we can be productive.
February 16, 2016
At-Home Activity (due 8AM Thurs., 2/18)
So, we spent Monday talking about biography VERSUS profile, in order to understand what profile is all about. But we've also been working with VIDEO versions of the form. What's a WRITTEN profile look like?
Well, here's an example of a written profile. It's a profile of Al Yeganeh, who ran a very popular New York City soup restaurant. In fact the place was so popular (and he was so interesting as a person) that he was the inspiration for the "Soup Nazi" character on Seinfeld.
Well, here's an example of a written profile. It's a profile of Al Yeganeh, who ran a very popular New York City soup restaurant. In fact the place was so popular (and he was so interesting as a person) that he was the inspiration for the "Soup Nazi" character on Seinfeld.
Read the piece (it's short!) for Wednesday, but just as important, head over to the survey to start thinking about the piece.