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The document summarizes Mariel's experience in an English seminar class over several months. It discusses various online tools the class used for projects, including Vidoe-Jug, Blogger, ºÝºÝߣ.com, Voicethread, Evoca, and Scrapblog. Mariel enjoyed using these tools and sharing experiences with classmates. She was happy and honored to be part of the class, and thanked everyone for teaching her many things over the school year.
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- 2. AT THE BEGINIG... I can tell, that at the beginig I didn?t know how exactly it was going to be, because before I had never been in one seminar like this. In this seminar I learned too much things from my classmates, from my teacher, and many others that are not exactly about english but helps me to be a good student and person every day. We did many things, we enjoyed during this months, and we tried to do our best in every project, or in every homework or in every class. We laughed and we shared experiences and some stories we did?nt know about each other in the seminar¡maybe what we would?nt do in our ordinary english class. I?m very happy, pleased and honored to be working with all of you during this school-year! Thank you all of you for every momment!
- 3. AND WHAT DID WE DO??
- 4. First we used an electronic-page: VIDEO-JUG An interesting web-page where we chase one video(funny video) to explain to our classmates. I really enjoyed this activity
- 5. Then we create our own account in Blogger, a web-site which you can modify at your own style. The first thing that we did was a description of us, like a biography.
- 6. In this blog we also put some descriptions about our family. To accomplish our information we also did a presentation using slide.com, another web-page where we coul put our photos cronologically and with our own style. I really enjoyed using slide!
- 7. Then we did a project with a free topic. In my case y chase ¡°the pussy cat dolls¡±. In this case we used voicethread , and in my case was difficult to use this, but it?s a good way to make a presentation and also put your voice when the pages passed one by one
- 8. Other web-page we used was evoca where we could record our voice telling something ti the audience. In this case we used evoca to talk about our new year?s resolutions. Nice page!
- 9. Scrapblog was another web-page we used to talk about my holidays in Veracruz. It was a little difficult to use.
- 10. For my extra project i did a little summary about what belly dance is, the origins, elemnts odalisques uses to dance and some other interesting things, just because i thought it would be nice to talk about this topic. To do my project i used evoca to record my voice and also i upload some videos from you-tube.
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