Monday, December 2, 2013
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Blog Instructions
English Portfolio
I. The Portfolio will have a recollection of all
the Works done in class. All these works
will be in the page call Port-Blog.
·
Oral Reports
·
Activities
·
Special Works
·
Assessments
·
Group Works
II. In the other
pages of the Portfolio will be filled during the year having the value of a
grade as follows.
·
Welcome page and Autobiography = 100
·
Port-Blog will be evaluated
separetly
·
Cook Book will be evaluated as
a group work, value =100
·
Essay and A Cause to think of…=100
III.
Instructions for next week: Welcome and
Autobiography.
Welcome Page
·
Search for a Peace Nobel Prize
winner. Read why he/she won the prize.
Write a Persuasive paragraph telling why you believe he/she deserve it and then
write a second paragraph welcoming the readers of all over the world that are
reading your blog. Your welcoming
paragraph should include that you are a student and you are learning English as
a foreign language. Value 50 pts
·
If is not a persuasive
paragraph you’ll lose all the points, and for every grammatical error you’ll
lose a (1) point.
Autobiography
·
The Autobiography is a
narrative paragraph telling a story about yourself.
·
If is not a narrative paragraph
you’ll lose all the points, and for every grammatical error you’ll lose a (1)
point.
·
Use the following questions as
a guide to build your paragraph. As a
bonus include a picture (5points).
o
Name (only the name not your
last names)
o
Family members (only the name
not your last names)
o
Things that you like, sports,
hobbies and others (be careful what information you include)
o
Tell stories of things that
happened to you during your life at least (three stories)
REMEMBER to
write in the pages you need to edit them.
Check the attribution part
Monday, September 16, 2013
Post on Your Blogs
If your invite me to your blogs, you found a post, that post is a checklist of the things that we have to do during the following days at the library.
CHECKLIST WORK
SEPTEMBER 17 AND 18
Ø Change the name of the Blog
-The name of the blog is (your
name) English Portfolio
Ex. Juana’s English
Portfolio
Ø Create the Pages to your Portfolio
-Welcome
-Autobiography
-Port-Blog
-Cook Book
-Essay
-A Cause to think of…
-Add your blog address in a comment box bellow.
-Add your blog address in a comment box bellow.
Remember
to personalize your blog!!
Start thinking about what is going to be your Welcome and Autobiography pages contents about.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Read: What is a Blog?
What do you think is a Blog?
A blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website consisting of entries (also called posts) appearing in reverse chronological order with the most recent entry appearing first (similar in format to a daily journal). Blogs typically include features such as comments and links to increase user interactivity. Blogs are created using specific publishing software.
Variations of the term blog:
Blogging: The act of writing a post for a blog
Blogger: A person who writes content for a blog
Blogosphere: The online community of blogs and bloggers
The Birth of Blogs:
The earliest blogs started in the late 1990s as online diaries. Individuals posted information on a daily basis about their lives and opinions. The daily posts were listed in reverse date order, so readers viewed the most recent post first and scrolled through previous posts. The format provided an ongoing inner monologue from the writer. As blogs evolved, interactive features were added to create a two-way conversation. Readers took advantage of features that allowed them to leave comments on blog posts or link to posts on other blogs and websites to further the dialogue.
Blogs Today:
As the Internet has become more social, blogs have gained in popularity. Today, there are over 100 million blogs with more entering the blogosphere everyday. Blogs have become more than online diaries. In fact, blogging has become an important part of the online and offline worlds with popular bloggers impacting the worlds of politics, business and society with their words.
Research: http://weblogs.about.com/od/startingablog/p/WhatIsABlog.htm
A blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website consisting of entries (also called posts) appearing in reverse chronological order with the most recent entry appearing first (similar in format to a daily journal). Blogs typically include features such as comments and links to increase user interactivity. Blogs are created using specific publishing software.
Variations of the term blog:Blogging: The act of writing a post for a blog
Blogger: A person who writes content for a blog
Blogosphere: The online community of blogs and bloggers
The Birth of Blogs:
The earliest blogs started in the late 1990s as online diaries. Individuals posted information on a daily basis about their lives and opinions. The daily posts were listed in reverse date order, so readers viewed the most recent post first and scrolled through previous posts. The format provided an ongoing inner monologue from the writer. As blogs evolved, interactive features were added to create a two-way conversation. Readers took advantage of features that allowed them to leave comments on blog posts or link to posts on other blogs and websites to further the dialogue.
Blogs Today:
As the Internet has become more social, blogs have gained in popularity. Today, there are over 100 million blogs with more entering the blogosphere everyday. Blogs have become more than online diaries. In fact, blogging has become an important part of the online and offline worlds with popular bloggers impacting the worlds of politics, business and society with their words.
Research: http://weblogs.about.com/od/startingablog/p/WhatIsABlog.htm
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