At the end of the semester not only teachers but also your classmates will select the best blog. We will use the results of your discussions today as a basis for deciding the criteria that we will use to select the best blog at the end of the semester.
- Discuss what makes a good blog in groups of 3-4 people.
- Post the result of your discussion in the comment column of the blog. Make sure to include your names or initials with the posting so we know that you have commented.
1. has resources for studying for other students, 2. teaches you something new, 3. featured in class
ReplyDelete- A. Feng, I. Kim, C. Nguyen
What makes a good blog:
ReplyDeleteVideo.
Funny to catch.
Pictures & photos for food, beautiful stuffs.
Be short. (No long paragraphs but sentences)
Structural.
Content interesting & rich & helpful reading materials.
Easy Japanese for everyone.
Blog format well decorated.
Easy to read.
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X Song
R Bao
L Xia
J Jiang
Yao, Rullan, Cody: engaging and interesting content; videos, pictures, and other multimedia contents; shows thoughtfulness; pleasing aesthetic; shows personality; uses Japanese (very important !!);
ReplyDeleteCombine media and words/explanations
ReplyDeleteVisually appealing and easy to follow (not confusing)
Informative and interesting
Japanese is understandable -- be considerate to your audience -- understandable spelling and grammar
ライト, レイサム、 リアン
JC, MH, AZ: Videos, pictures, memes are helpful to keep the viewer interested. Visual stimuli should add to the understanding of the text.Helpful tips and links which provide the readers with resources are always good. Correct spelling and grammar is important as well.
ReplyDelete1. Visually appealing
ReplyDelete2. Uses learned Japanese expressions/grammar/words
3. Content is new, engaging, and educational
4. Variety
5. Concise (considers length)
-K Lowe
-L Quac
-L Chen
Engaging: good colors, funny, punctuation, exclamation points…enthusiasm, lots of cultural references, videos, pictures
ReplyDeleteWalton, Albertson
Jae Sohn
ReplyDeleteSarah Kim
Andrew Brown
Informative and Interesting -> First priority
Variety of Topic (Grammar, Media, Culture, etc)
Good Engagement Using Japanese
Catered to Wide Audience (Students, Teachers, Public)
-Post frequently (not just posted because homework)
ReplyDelete-Progress in using Japanese (not necessarily who uses the most kanji or uses a ton on their blog because they already know it)
-Lots of pictures/gifs/videos to make it more interesting/visually appealing
A. Tian, S. Chen, E. Kim