Wednesday, March 9, 2011

2/10（木曜日）のアクティビティー

今日のクラスでは、つぎのアクティビティーをします。
  1. グループのメンバーといっしょに、ポッドキャストの評価基準（ひょうかきじゅん）を話して下さい。
  2. ほかの(other)グループのポッドキャストアウトラインを読んで／見て、フィードバックをして下さい。
  3. グループのメンバーといっしょに、ポッドキャストのスクリプトを書きなおして(to revise)下さい。
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7 comments:

  1. トマソンMarch 10, 2011 at 6:59 AM

    いいポッドキャストは。。。

    1. natural grammar, body language (acting), understandable, clear, tone (inflection)

    2. entertaining, informative, funny, interesting, simple enough to understand

    3. pretty, special effects and music when necessary, never over-the-top

    4. appropriate, good sound quality, subtitles if necessary

    5. fun, well-rounded in technical and linguistic aspects, balanced participation

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  2. トマソンMarch 10, 2011 at 6:59 AM

    -CB
    -DG
    -JB
    -NC
    -DR
    -MT

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  3. AnonymousMarch 10, 2011 at 7:00 AM

    Language: Clearly spoken and understandable
    Content: Meaningful to the subject matter and also corresponds to our class topics we have learned.
    Presentation: Memorize! Don't just read off of a script or cue cards. Different settings for the podcast. Have energy, or at least act like it.
    Consideration: As close to five minutes as possible. No long, awkward pauses. Minimize background and static. Try not to use filler words like あの　ええと　それ　etc.
    Process: All group members be in the video. Make good use of editing and computer software.

    Azrieal Washington, Jamie Ogino, Phillip Bauman

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  4. Jamin SeoMarch 10, 2011 at 7:01 AM

    1.Appropriate Length. (not too long or short.)
    2.Language; Mostly in Japanese. English words should be in Japanese pronunciation. Proper grammar and vocabulary.Include vocabulary list for the words that we have not learned in class.
    3.Script should be memorized so that presentation is natural.
    4.Credits if needed.
    5.Recognize your limits but put effort into it.
    6.Everyone should participate.
    -JS, CD, MP, GG

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  5. elazullizardMarch 10, 2011 at 7:03 AM

    1. Language: The grammar should be correct, and also, the actors should speak fluidly to show that they've practiced. Vocabulary should not be much more advanced than the
    2. Content: The content should be interesting, entertaining, and educational (people should be able to take something away from watching the video).
    3. Presentation: Camera work is smooth, no noticeable shaking. Editing should be seamless, with no jarring cuts. The music should be clear but should not overtake the dialogue.
    4. Consideration: Length should be between 3 and 5 minutes to best hold audience's attention. Subtitles can be used, especially if dialogue is unclear or complicated.
    5. Process: Make sure everyone has a role in the production of the video.

    with Hanna Yang san :D

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  6. HoangMarch 10, 2011 at 7:03 AM

    Language: Varied grammar structure that we have learned this semester; incorporation of new words we have learned; Speak clearly; try to make a Japanese accent ("mcdonald --> makudonarudo"); fluidity.
    2. Content: Funny, interesting, good solid story line, emotionally titillating, have a message that the audience can learn from.
    3. Presentation: Good sound quality (some background music perhaps), video quality, smooth transitions, convincing acting, a good set (variety of locations, looks realistic).
    4. Consideration: if you use a new word, add a subtitle; not too long of a video.
    5. Process: FUN, shouldn't be a last minute thing (don't let it look rushed), all group members should participate.

    ピカード
    ゴンザレス
    オーメラ
    ホン

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  7. ylee7March 10, 2011 at 7:09 AM

    1. Good acting, good speaking. Something everyone could understand.
    2. No excessive editing. Something easy to the eye. Also, subtitles if necessary. (phrases that we didn't learn)
    3. Should be entertaining, however being informative might not be easy since the length is only 5 minutes.
    4. Have fun while making it! :-)

    ヘロド、シン，リー（ゆりー）

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