Submit your presentation by posting the URL here.
Let your classmates and me know what you are trying to accomplish, and how your choice of a medium helped you to meet your goal.
Submission is in stages:
Sunday Dec 2 is the due date for the multimedia/creative/performance component (posted via a link in a comment on this page).
Friday Dec 7 is the due date for a written component (a 2-page informal essay — about 500 words — in which you explain your goals and assess how your project helped you to reach your goals; upload to Turnitin.com) and a Moodle forum (in which you post a message inviting your peers to experience your project — with any URLs they will need), and in which you write thoughtful responses to 4-6 peer presentations. (Dec 7 is also the due date for your revised final paper.)
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[...] Ex 6: Creative Critical Presentation. November 27th, 2012 beccakelley No [...]
Who can find the most parallels to the original “Scarlet Letter” in my children’s version of the novel?? Help your classmates find similar characters, plot, conflicts, symbolism, etc.
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/beccakelley/2012/11/27/the-childrens-version-of-the-scarlet-letter/
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What would happen if Mary, from ”The Wife”, wasn’t who her husband thought she was? What if the whole theme of the story was changed by simply changing a couple characters? Find out more on my blog about the new story of “The Wife.”
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/rebeckaleveille/2012/11/29/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
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I suggest wearing a decent pair of headphones, or listening through quality speakers. WATCH IN 1080p!
Enjoy!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/tylercarter/2012/12/02/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
[...] Ex 6: Creative Critical Presentation. Posted by ginastover @ 2 December 2012 0 comments Like this post? [...]
Water, water everywhere. Oh Hawthorne, you’re a sly fellow. Follow the link to my explanation of how water is symbolized in The Scarlet Letter with all of my own original photography.
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ginastover/2012/12/02/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
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Check out the new ending of the Scarlet Letter! Hope you like it!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/alexmeyer5/2012/12/02/the-scarlet-letter-presentation/
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I decided to go a different route and made a powerpoint instead of a poem. It is a remade short story for children about Huck’s conflict of wrong versus right. I had a lot of technical problems which still cannot be resolved so I emailed you all a copy of the original ppt. Enjoy!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/chelseapastal/2012/12/02/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
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The characters from the Scarlet Letter on The Maury Show? Yeah…. I did it! Come see…
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/stephaniesholtis/2012/12/02/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
Ok, somethings wrong with this because now I don’t have volume! GRRR!
I can’t get the PowerPoint to load with volume into youtube, I can’t get it to load into the blog itself, and it won’t email because it’s too big. I don’t know what else to do. I emailed Dr Jerz. Sorry Guys. This is so frustrating.
Ok guys…
I sent out 2 emails. I thought the first one sent with the volume but it didn’t. Sorry about that. I had to send it via drop box. In the second email it has the powerpoint and below it I added the script that I followed when I did the powerpoint recorded. It took 6.5 minutes on the recording. Sorry about all the confusion guys.
HERE IS THE OFFICIAL LINK FOR MY PAGE. SORRY ABOUT ALL OF THIS GUYS!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/stephaniesholtis/2012/12/02/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation-2/
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http://blogs.setonhill.edu/allyssayanniello/2012/12/03/a-letter-from-the-monster-in-the-wall/
Okay, I decided to do the writing creative piece that I though of instead of the puppet show. I thought I would have more creative license with this. Hopefully you all enjoy it!
http://soundcloud.com/cyoder/audio-recording-on-sunday
I recorded a song about Huck Finn and how Twain uses literary techniques to push an important theme. It’s a bit simple, but I stress my point effectively.
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Emily Dickinson’s beautiful nature poems!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ashleycarney/2012/12/03/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
Who’s ready for Christmas?
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/laurenjodzis/2012/12/03/a-scarlet-christmas/
See what happen’s when Gilman meets Mitchell
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/verniciarogers/2012/12/03/suppression-of-my-expression/
A newspaper from Oz! Check it out!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/sny6456/2012/12/03/american-literature-creative-project/
Sorry everyone, I posted on Moodle instead of here! Buy check out my children’s book:) cool pictures and everything!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/abbeybrown/2012/12/03/ex-6-creative-critical-presentation/
Hey everyone, I know I already posted my project but this is a part two of my project. The first was just an oral presentation to sound-cloud. This next link includes the link to my sound cloud and also the link to the same poem I wrote added to movie-maker, where I have included music and photos. Finally found good ones…Check it out
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/verniciarogers/2012/12/04/ex-6-part-2/
I’m very glad to see you used the extra time this way… The images do help bring out another set of meanings.
scarlet letter poem
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/she8468/2012/12/06/creativity/