Follow the links below to view the digital stories created by 10-B students.
Canberk Taşkın: http://prezi.com/ur1gy1qhmrsf/yao-mings-story
Can Serkan Arat: http://prezi.com/0an2q-gjfnql/an-important-change
Çağatay Celep: http://prezi.com/dfdzqwjcgsyu/story-of-xor-extra-findings-lrims-personal-journal
Hazal Kolay: http://prezi.com/qcoxinmbq4pa/sapling-jennifer
Yağmur Taşdemiroğlu: http://prezi.com/fei8_wm6bhmy/billy-the-kid
Dilara Çerçi: http://prezi.com/u1ocmiad62k5/digital-story-telling
Yiğitcan Birim http://prezi.com/-mev-dovnyfl/king-arthur
Showing posts with label 10C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10C. Show all posts
Friday, December 30, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
REMINDER!!!
Hello Everyone
Papers for the Scriptorium are due at the latest December 15. Please see Ms. Joyce or Mr. Vickers in the Foreign Languages Department if you have questions.
Papers for the Scriptorium are due at the latest December 15. Please see Ms. Joyce or Mr. Vickers in the Foreign Languages Department if you have questions.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Scriptorium Writers! Some food for thought!
Hello Writers!
Today, I read a very interesting article about Turkey and the E.U. I think it's very fascinating, and I recommend reading it if you're focusing on the economic aspects of Turkey's relationship with the E.U. Enjoy!
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-262444-is-turkey-a-lost-case-for-eu-by-birol-akgun*.html
Today, I read a very interesting article about Turkey and the E.U. I think it's very fascinating, and I recommend reading it if you're focusing on the economic aspects of Turkey's relationship with the E.U. Enjoy!
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-262444-is-turkey-a-lost-case-for-eu-by-birol-akgun*.html
Monday, November 14, 2011
European Scriptorium
Why does Turkey matter to Europe?
1-Creating articles about Turkey's relationship to EU.
2-Entering the European Scriptorium publication contest and creating a magazine.
Deadline: 12 December 2011
1-Creating articles about Turkey's relationship to EU.
2-Entering the European Scriptorium publication contest and creating a magazine.
Deadline: 12 December 2011
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Writers! We need you!!
Do you like to talk about politics, sociology, and/or economics? Do you have interesting ideas about where Turkey and Europe are headed? If you do, write for the European Scriptorium! You will have the opportunity to have your article sent to the Scriptorium, so it can be published in European publications.
Here's what to do:
- Write an article!
- Submit it to Ms. Joyce and Mr. Vickers in the Writing Center
- Register your article online at http://my-europe.org/en
For more information, you can visit the website above or come to the Writing Center. We will be in the library on November 24 at lunchtime to answer any questions or help with your articles. Good luck!!
Here's what to do:
- Write an article!
- Submit it to Ms. Joyce and Mr. Vickers in the Writing Center
- Register your article online at http://my-europe.org/en
For more information, you can visit the website above or come to the Writing Center. We will be in the library on November 24 at lunchtime to answer any questions or help with your articles. Good luck!!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Holiday Homework
I hope everyone enjoys the long holiday.
This is where you will post your responses to the questions about digital storytelling. Follow the instructions below and then add your own post.
Visit http://www.memoryarchive.org/en/MemoryArchive and read one of the memories. Then...
1. Summarize the memory in one or two sentences.
2. Tell why you chose this memory.
3. Compare the memory you chose to one of your own. What did the memory remind you of? What are two or three sensory details about that memory?
Example:
The Napoleon Dynamite Festival, 2005
The Napoleon Dynamite festival takes place in Preston, Idaho and features activities that celebrate the things that everybody remembers from the movie--from tater-tot eating contests to permed hair. The writer talks about her experiences with the friendly "country" people and how much fun she had. I chose this memory because I love the film Napoleon Dynamite. The festival that the memory talks about reminds me of going to county fairs in the summer time. Those county fairs had silly contests that were similar to the ones the writer mentions, like the Elvis look-alike contest or the ugliest dog contest. The memory also reminded me of the food that the the county fairs are famous for--everything from classical cotton candy to deep fried pickles.
Post your responses here!
This is where you will post your responses to the questions about digital storytelling. Follow the instructions below and then add your own post.
Visit http://www.memoryarchive.org/en/MemoryArchive and read one of the memories. Then...
1. Summarize the memory in one or two sentences.
2. Tell why you chose this memory.
3. Compare the memory you chose to one of your own. What did the memory remind you of? What are two or three sensory details about that memory?
Example:
The Napoleon Dynamite Festival, 2005
The Napoleon Dynamite festival takes place in Preston, Idaho and features activities that celebrate the things that everybody remembers from the movie--from tater-tot eating contests to permed hair. The writer talks about her experiences with the friendly "country" people and how much fun she had. I chose this memory because I love the film Napoleon Dynamite. The festival that the memory talks about reminds me of going to county fairs in the summer time. Those county fairs had silly contests that were similar to the ones the writer mentions, like the Elvis look-alike contest or the ugliest dog contest. The memory also reminded me of the food that the the county fairs are famous for--everything from classical cotton candy to deep fried pickles.
Post your responses here!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
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