Followings are today's activities. If you cannot finish all of them, please do the rest at home.
1. Discuss what makes a good blog in groups of 3-4 people. (10 min.)
At the end of the semester we will have an evaluation of your blog by not only your teachers but also by yourself and your classmates. We will use the results of your discussions today as a basis for deciding the criteria we will use to evaluate your blogs at the end of the semester.
* Discuss what makes a good blog in groups of 3-4 people.
* Choose one person as a group leader and she will post the result of your discussion in the comment column of this blog, “にほんごでこんにちは!” Make sure to include your names (all the names of your group-mates) with the posting so we know that you have commented.
2. Read the comments made about your own blog. (10 min.)
* Please read the comments made by others about your blog. (People who have already read these comments can skip ahead to step 3 below.)
* Please respond back to those who have commented on your blog if you haven’t done that yet.
3. Please comment on the blogs that you haven’t read before from other sections and from other universities. (Comment on at least 3 blogs). (10 min.)
* To view the blogs of students from other sections, look at the list of classmate links on the right side of the page.
* To view the blogs of Japanese Level 1 students from other countries or other universities, click on the “Lets’ make friends” link on the right-side of the page. You will see a link for (にほんごいちねんせい) and under this link is a list of other universities. If you click on each of these links you will be brought to a listing of blogs of students from other universities.
* Read the blogs and if you think you would want to be friends with the student, please comment on their blog.
4. Post your blog entry in Japanese. (rest of the class and beyond)
* Write a blog entry in Japanese about “My Fall Break (わたしのあきやすみ).” (due: Oct. 20th)
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Assignment for October 16th (in class)
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Criteria:
- readable content
- regular updates
- readable/fun format
- fun to look at
- displays enthusiasm for learning Japanese
Criteria:
1. Understandable, which includes defining words that we have not learned in class. Also, only kanji that we have learned should be used.
2. Media other than just words such as videos and pictures.
3. Updated often
Our group feels the blog project should incorporate the following criteria:
1. Understandable (NO UNKNOWN KANJI!!)
2. Engaging content and visuals (We want to see/read interesting stuff!)
3. Keep content of blog relevant to the assigned topic.
4. Avoid distracting media such as loud music and excessive videos/pictures.
Sincerely,
Lindsey Gregor
Alli Iuliano
Naomi Barshi
Hannah Chan
Criteria:
*Frequent postings and updates
*Interesting information
*Pleasing and readable layout
*Good interaction between commenters and posters
Criteria:
- Understandable (no unknown Kanji)
- Japanese should be grammatically comprehensible.
- Fun to look at (pictures, colorful, etc.)
- Interesting to read, if there's something that cannot be said in Japanese it can be said in English but the majority of the blog should be in Japanese.
- Updated regularly
- Respond to comments that people post on their blogs
Monica Swei, Leah Flake, Anastasia Vendelin, Mary Roh
Criteria:
-explain all kanji and vocabulary that hasn't been taught in class.
-focus on vocab words
-remember to post replies on your own blog
Our Group's Criteria:
Please update frequently.
Please use kanji we learned in class.
Pictures are nice!
Aesthetically pleasing.
Please use respectable language.
Comment!
--Translations for grammar/vocabulary we haven't learned
--If using media, there shouldn't be more media than text
--Posts regularly
--Replies to their comments
1. understandable
2. up to date
3. personality - but relevant
4. vocabulary and kani we have learned. If you insist on using new ones perhaps brackets with translation?
5. clear layout - not too busy and distracting
Criteria:
-Refrain from using kanji and other things we haven't learned in class (or if you do, translate).
-Check blog regularly to respond to comments.
-Reasonable length (about 5 sentences or more)
-Stay on topic
Alison Gould, Janet Guo, Rosie Metting, Haeyoon Chung
Criteria!
- readable, understandable Japanese
- translate what we haven't learned in class yet
- update regularly, respond to comments
- nice to look at :)
Jessica Yu, Mary Elizabeth Maffei, Kelly Ho
Criteria:
1) At least five sentences for Japanese blog posts
2) Concentrate on using current vocabulary
3) Not too complicated--blog should contain only vocab words we know, or the English/ hiragana for new vocab or kanji.
Criteria:
-use of known Japanese
-elaborate in English! -- has to be easy to understand.
-pictures are good!
-frequent updates
-readable text (font/color etc.)
<3
Emmie Pappa
Veronica Falconieri
Insung Song
Blog Criteria:
- readability:
- put unknown words in english
- spell out Kanji in hiragana
- legible colors and formatting
- update regularly
- easy to comment (easy to find comment box)
Criteria:
-Short paragraphs
-Nice formatting
-Maybe pictures
-No kanji that we haven't learned in class (in blog OR in comments)
-define new vocab and/or kanji if used
-No garish colors
From:
Hallie, Faith, Elena and Sara G.
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