Hello,
fellas! It’s Anthony, Frisky Hedgehogs’ journalist for week 3, and this has
been our busy week:
Day 1. Monday 29th February
This week
was more organized than the previous one, as the task was already uploaded,
which made it easier for our facilitator to divide the task among the team.
Both stars started designing the presentation they had to make for Wednesday,
our topic being the colors, while the rest of us worked on the first slideshow,
about CC and presentations.
Day 2. Tuesday 1st March
We had an
hour break between classes, so we divided the groups again and continued
working on our slideshows. We gave some final touches to the CC and
presentations slideshow… and meanwhile the stars finished their PowerPoint
about our topic!
By the end
of the day, they had their work ready to show the team, so they did. The rest
of us pointed out some things that could be corrected and that was it,
everything was ready for the great day!
Day 3. Wednesday 2nd March
The most
cool-looking stars Frisky Hedgehogs had on this 3rd task presented
our AWESOME work! But in the end, things didn’t turn out so well. The teacher
didn’t like any of the works presented, but gave us a second chance to present
our work on Monday 7th.
Day 5. Friday 4th March
We arranged
to meet up after class to put some info in common and fix our presentation for
Monday. We got other issues clear before working, as our facilitator thought it
would be an important step. After that topic was discussed, the stars went on
to show us the new presentation for Monday. We hope to impress our teacher with
our new work.
During the
week I was looking at some blogs:
- Looking for
blogs relating to the topic I stumbled upon https://blog.creativecommons.org/. I wasn’t able to leave a comment but spent
some time looking at some entries it had. In that blog you can read interesting
articles about the CC licenses, and improve your knowledge on the subject. For
example, the first article that appeared was about Bowie’s album cover
Blackstar being released under a CC license so that it could be used and
remixed around the world, backed up with an interview with the person who
designed said cover. It’s always more fun to learn some facts from a particular
issue than the theoretical part of, therefore I would encourage you to visit
it!
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I also posted a comment on Tuttifrutis’ blog: https://tuttifrutieducation.wordpress.com/. We all have to support one another, so c’mon everyone, let’s go get ‘em!
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