Use your time effectively.
1. Discuss what makes a good blog in groups of 3-4 people.(15 min.)
At the end of the semester we will have not only teachers but also you and your classmates evaluate each other’s blogs. We will use the results of your discussions today as a basis for deciding the criteria that we will use to evaluate the blogs at the end of the semester.
- Discuss what makes a good blog in groups of 3-4 people.(3-4min.)
- Look at the blog evaluation category that the last year students made and discuss.(3-4min.)
- Post the result of your discussion in the comment column of the blog. (Only one blog entry per one group, but make sure to include each of your group members' names with the posting so we know that you have commented.
2. Re-read your own blog entries that you wrote in the past and make corrections on any mistakes you find. (15 min.)
- To Edit your blog, click the edit button which will direct you to the editing screen.
3. 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 4 below.)
- If you feel that it is necessary, please respond back to those who have commented on your blog.
- Write a blog entry in Japanese.
- If you have no idea what to write, you can write about what you did on the weekend or your daily schedule.
A good blog should be clear, should use the grammar structure and vocabulary we learned. It would be better if it is interesting.
ReplyDeleteTam, Moy and Mai
We think a good blog should be updated frequently and incorporate mixed media in order to make it interesting. A good blogger will also comment on the blogs of others to increase community.
ReplyDelete... And of course use as much Japanese as possible!
Leti, Emma, Millacy and AJ
A good blog should include:
ReplyDelete1) Using the Japanese that we have learned as much as possible.
2) Make it interesting! Be creative and try to engage the culture.
3) Responding to other students who comment on your blog.
4) Posting a variety of entries.
Daniel Nakauchi
Mio Alt
Brian O'Connell
Allison Bernard
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ReplyDeleteTHE NECESSITIES OF AN UNDYING BLOG
ReplyDelete1. Entertaining
- visually attractive, not too confusing
layout
content (big blocks of text --> not cool)
- utilizes external resources, such as music, videos, pictures
2. Periodic updates/frequent posts
3. Clear personality/author
- can't be offensive but has to have an opinion
- consideration of others opinions, try not be too politically incorrect
- exchange of comments, flow of
- communicates and articulates in a conducive way
4. If the blog is targeted at Japanese people or students, it has to have Japanese
- use grammar and vocabulary that you learned in class! YAY!
5. Bonus: humor and wit
ZIPING, ELISA, QIAN, FIONA
A good blog should:
ReplyDelete1. Have interesting content that is about Japan or somehow slightly related to Japan or maybe uses Japanese a little bit.
2. To be considerate to others, reply to the comments people make about your blog and answer any questions they may have asked. When writing a blog post keep in mind what others could be offended by.
3. Try to update your blog at least once a week.
- Mia McKinstry, Maddie Tucker, Mikhail Horne, Joy Lee, Keith Nichols
- interesting subject
ReplyDelete- simple and easy to understand
- uses concepts learned in class
- design/style
- updated consistently
- natural flow of dialogue
- consistent tone and subject
- responds to comments
Stacy, Michelle, Lisa
A good blog:
ReplyDelete1) Use of vocabulary and grammar
2) Length of entries
3) Depth of content
4) Frequency
Ulug Kuzuoglu, Wang Xin, Indya Brown
Melissa, Jisoo, Kelly, and Katherine have made the following rules for proper blogging:
ReplyDelete-update frequently, don't let readers think you died
-reply to your comments
-have a stylin' layout
-use as much Japanese as you can
-have interesting content, don't be a bore
-don't be a troll
-make an effort on your blog
-interesting topic
ReplyDelete-pictures, graphics
-clear font
-accessible-- know your audience
-correct use of language
-build up a theme (maybe)
(Anastasia, Amanda, Kaan, Bethany)