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8th Grade ELA

8th Grade ELA. Book Report and Technology. Web Pages.

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8th Grade ELA

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  1. 8th Grade ELA Book Report and Technology

  2. Web Pages 1. Create a webpage for your book. Include at least five links to sites that are relevant to the books topic (e.g. a book about the Vietnam War should have links to websites about the Vietnam War). Your homepage and links should include graphics, fonts, and colors that reflect the mood of the book. Microsoft word • Easy • No advertisement • Mrs.Porter - link it from district server. • Example - Word

  3. Web Pages • Internet Sources: • Advertisement • Sign up - giving your email account - “web server can sell your email account” • Some are limited to the templates • Example: Geocities http://geocities.yahoo.com/gcp/

  4. Imovie/video • Plan out your project Create an iMovie of an important event from your book. The movie must reflect an accurate portrayal of the setting of the book including scenery, lighting, and props. Your iMovie should also reflect the mood of the book • Several approaches: 1. Video tape a play with characters • Script - practice, tape, retake • 3 - 5 minutes (30-45 minutes = 5 minutes of finished product) 2. Use images/photos/clips to portray the event. • Music - mood • Images - visual of book

  5. Imovie/video • Work in school - bring in digital tape; must be mini DV • Transfer over to imovie in computer lab • Work on it during studies/afterschool • Save it to a school server/can be worked on any computer in school that has imovie • Examples of Apple award winners: • http://www.apple.com/education/ilifeawards/ • http://education.apple.com/education/ilife/project_template.php?project_id=95&subject_id=2

  6. Soundtrack 4. Create a soundtrack of at least six songs that capture the mood of your story and the essence of what the characters are experiencing. An explanation of the significance of each song should accompany your project. • You can have 1 legal backup copy • Making a cd and giving it to a friend is illegal • 30 seconds or 10% can be used for educational use if the project will be viewed. • Sites that will give you free downloads • Apple itunes - free song a week • Go on to artist web site - sometimes offer free download

  7. Sound Track • http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Music/m_sites.html • http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/ • http://www.historybuff.com/audio/index.html • http://www.archiveaudio.com/wavlinks.htm • These sound tracks would also be good for I-movie or PowerPoint's

  8. PowerPoint Create a power point presentation in which you identify the main idea and significant events in your work of nonfiction. This project should include a minimum of eight slides. Your power point should include graphics, fonts, and colors that reflect the mood of the book When creating a Power Point slide show: • use music, instead of sounds bites from Power Point file. • use layering effects to give more visual appeal • Bring in you own voice to add a personal touch.

  9. Power Point - Inserting a video http://www.altavista.com/ Find a clip on a education web page that allows free downloads. Right click on the QuickTime video, Save Image as; save to the desktop. In PowerPoint - insert movie

  10. PowerPoint & Audio Find free/educational audio (mp3 works the best), save To your desktop. In Power Point go to Insert - movie Sound. http://www.altavista.com/audio/default

  11. Power Point Layered 1. . Insert any AutoShape onto a slide. 2. Double-click the AutoShape to open the Format AutoShape dialog box. 3. On the Color and Lines tab, in the Fill section, click the Color drop-down arrow and choose the Fill Effects option. 4. Choose the Picture tab and click the Select Picture button. Choose any image file and click Insert. Then click OK to return to the Format AutoShape dialog box. 5. In the Line section, click the Color drop-down list and choose the No Line option. 6. In the Fill section, drag the Transparency slider to around 70% and click OK to return to your slide. 7. Your image filled the entire AutoShape. If that process distorted the image, you may want to resize the AutoShape until you are satisfied with the look of the image. 8. Here comes the trick. Select the AutoShape and choose Edit > Cut. Then choose Edit > Paste Special from the menu. In the Paste Special dialog box, choose Picture (PNG) and click OK. 9. Double-click the image to open the Format Picture dialog box and choose the Colors and Lines tab. As Geetesh notes, the Color drop-down list in the Fill section now shows No Fill which means that you can now apply another fill to your picture. That's what's so special about this technique. You can add a gradient, texture, pattern or even another picture. 10. Click the Fill drop-down list and choose Fill Effects. Choose one of the tabs and add your new fill. • Geetesh Bajaj, "Transparent Montages in PowerPoint."1

  12. Layered looked - 2 photos with sound

  13. Cite Your Work! • You must always cite your work. • http://www.liu.edu/cwis/CWP/library/workshop/citmla.htm • http://www.studentabc.com/ • http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/academic/bib_builder/index.html

  14. References • Martin Luther King audio: Department of Humanities & Phylosophy. http://dc37.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/humanities/jring/bxh1.html • Partners in Rhyme • http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/soundfx/watersounds.shtml Powerpoint tips & tutorials http://www.ellenfinkelstein.com/powerpoint_tip_layer_fill_effects.html Ellen Finkelstein.com

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