VIC MODULE 7 DISCUSSION AND PROJECT - DANCER 17

VIC Module 7 Discussion and Project - Dancer 17 - English
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Due date: Sunday March 14 @ 11:59PM  Part 1: Discuss ANY OR ALL (YOU DECIDE) of the following: LinkedIn Learning: https://www.linkedin.com/learning-login/share?forceAccount=false&redirect=https\%3A\%2F\%2Fwww.linkedin.com\%2Flearning\%2Fwordpress-5-essential-training\%3Ftrk\%3Dshare_ent_url\%26shareId\%3DLinP92S\%252FROqt\%252BzGLyK\%252BlWQ\%253D\%253D&account=42567804 and/or lecture notes, “Blogging.” - Attached (Mod07LectNotes)  You must post one original thread in order to enter the forum. Write:  (1) what you already knew, which was reinforced in this module’s presentations,  (2) what you learned for the first time during this module’s presentations, and  (3) what parts of this module are you most unclear about. Minimum word length for initial posts: 300 words.  Afterward, read at least three classmates’ postings and reply to at least two of them, trying to answer your classmates’ questions about what was unclear to them. Minimum word length for replies: 100 words. No partial credit—all or nothing points. PART 2:   Post a first-draft of Assignment 4 - Visual Blog Journal in a separate thread. Rubric attached - (Screen Shot)  Instructions: Purpose: To create a visual blog journal for communicating a special interest or hobby of yours to an audience at-large. The following skills and knowledge are essential to success in your professional life beyond this course: Skills: Using a content management system (CMS), like WordPress, Tumblr, or Wix to establish a blog journal, including title, theme and URL. Adding posts to the blog. Incorporating images, embedded YouTube videos, slideshows, radio stations, and other multimedia content. Knowledge: Writing five posts for one specific thematic topic. Selecting and arranging images that are relevant to each blog post. Respecting copyrights and avoiding plagiarism. Task: Create a blog journal using a CMS, including theme, title and URL. Adding blog posts incorporating text, images and multimedia. All steps are highly unique to your specific project, therefore problem-solving and critical thinking skills are necessary. Please read the lecture notes, “Blogging,” and view LinkedIn Learning: “WordPress Essential Training” with Morten Rand-Hendriksen (Links to an external site.); before starting this project. Decide on a title and thematic topic for your blog. It could be on anything! Possible blog topics include (but are not limited to): travel journal, international recipe collection, sports news, clubbing photo-journal, original poetry collection, original photography or art gallery, political commentary journal, movie review journal, celebrity gossip journal, or many, many other possibilities. Aim your blog at a mass audience. This will be a great project for all the journalism and PR majors in this class. And if you’re not in journalism or PR, this project will enable you to get an idea of what those majors entail. Visit WordPress.com and open a free account. Don’t like WordPress? No problem. Your blog can be created in any blog-hosting site. Create the following: A blog title. One consistent thematic topic for your blog. Select a WordPress theme, including writing the About or Bio content. Select a URL (web address). Create your first post: Must consist of 100 words (minimum) to 200 words (maximum) for each post. Incorporate relevant images. Select photographic images from Unsplash.com (Links to an external site.) or Pexels.com, (Links to an external site.) or from any other site, but be sure to properly credit the source (not Google, but rather Google’s link to the image’s original source website). Embed YouTube videos and/or other multimedia. Save and publish. VERY IMPORTANT: Be sure to make your blog public (or at least change privacy settings to allow the class and instructor to view your blog). Be sure to write down the blog’s PUBLIC URL, not the URL you as an admin use to log in. Add at least four other postings that follow the same thematic topic before the due date. Proper spelling, grammar and punctuation must be observed. Cite referenced text by using hyperlinks to the original online articles. Long, complex URLs are not meant for us humans, but rather for computers, so don’t make them visible. Instead, link a section of visible text to your referenced URL, like this (Links to an external site.). Quoted material must appear visually different from your original writing. Change font, size, color, indents, etc. Online poetry, art or photography blogs, as well as recipe blogs, must include a 100 – 200 word commentary on the works or recipes presented. Respecting Copyrights You must not infringe upon someone else’s copyright. Anything you post must either be original, or it must fall under Fair Use guidelines: use of a short quote or paraphrase for review purposes, must be for journalistic, historical or academic purposes, must not impinge upon the profit-making potential of the copyright owner—that is, you must not give away free what is normally bought and paid for.  Avoiding Plagiarism: As far as academic rules are concerned, you must not, intentionally or UNINTENTIONALLY, represent the work of others as your own. To avoid plagiarism: All images must either be the student’s original photos (cited as “© <<year>>, <<student’s name>>”), or properly cited as, “image from <<name of web source>>”. Stories, such as news reports, accounts of sporting events, etc. are cited by hyperlinking to the original web source, such as, “According to ABC News, (Links to an external site.) ...” Paraphrase in your own words a summary of the material, Inject your own opinion, If you quote a short passage, make it VISUALLY DIFFERENT (different fonts, sizes, colors or indents) from your original material, so the reader understands that it’s a quote. Post your blog URL in the Module 7 Discussion Forum for reciprocal, constructive feedback from classmates and instructor. Be sure to post the blog’s PUBLIC URL, not the URL you as an admin use to log in. Incorporate any changes suggested by your classmates if you feel it will improve your work, and post link to your updated blog in the Module 8 Discussion Forum, for more reciprocal, constructive feedback. Incorporate any last-minute changes before posting a link to your final blog solution to the Assignment 4 submission button (click “Submit Assignment” above). Criteria: Solution is a blog journal containing a specific topic or theme, including an About page. All blog posts follow a consistent thematic topic. Blog contains five (5) required posts (separate from the About page). Each blog post contains the student’s original written content, between 100 words (minimum) and 200 words (maximum) length—my rules for this assignment; not a web standard. Each blog post contains one or more images, embedded YouTube videos, and/or other multimedia content. All images are either the student’s original photos (cited as “© <<year>>, <<student’s name>>”), or properly cited (“image from <<name of web source>>”). Stories, such as news reports, accounts of sporting events, etc. are cited by hyperlinking to the original web source, such as, “According to ABC News, (Links to an external site.) ...” Bury—don’t show—long, complex URLs in hyperlinks. Each blog post avoids plagiarism by paraphrasing and summarizing original content, making quotes visually different, and crediting sources. Student posts first- and revised-drafts in the Module 7 and 8 Discussions, respectively, and participates in a critique.Prof. Elio L. Arteaga VIC3002—Visual Design for Media Module 7 Lecture Notes Blogging Web logs, or more commonly “blogs,” have gained much media attention lately due to their increasing popularity. A few years ago, if someone had mentioned the word “blog” to you, you probably might have said, “not on the rug—I just had it cleaned.” Today, over 63.2 million blogs populate the Internet, and about 175,000 new blogs are created daily. Bloggers post 1.6 million new entries to those blogs each and every day. What is this new technology? A blog is a type of Web site, originally intended to be an online journal. Automation controls enable people with average (not super-geek) computer literacy skills to easily post new entries, reference sources, incorporate visuals, reply to postings made by others, and moderate discussions. Blogs enable users to post text, images, audio, video and interactivity and share them with people all over the world.1 It’s not surprising to understand that blogs and the Internet are the next natural extension of people’s need to communicate, beginning many thousands of years ago with cave paintings and maturing after Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press and handset movable type. What makes blogs so special? Blogs represent the democratization of knowledge and information. When the Internet was born, anyone with a computer, network connection and some very geeky skills could post information on Web pages. The Internet required its Webmasters to learn complex HTML coding or be able to use a Web page creation program, such as Dreamweaver. But blog technology changes all that. Once a template is quickly set up, blog team members can easily post stories. New stories “push down” earlier postings, so blogs display entries in reverse chronological order. Visitors read the postings and can leave comments, which other visitors can read and comment on as well. Blogs can be about anything—news, politics, fashions—and each blog usually follows a specific theme. A blog’s strength lies in the community of readers that forms around it. This cohesive community of diverse people with varying computer literacy skills can only be possible with a technology that makes such communication transparent and seamless—the blog. Blogs vs. Plain Old Web Pages HowStuffWorks.com does a great job of explaining the differences between regular Web pages and blogs. Visit http://computer.howstuffworks.com/blog.htm for more information. A typical Web site consists of a home page with several, sometimes thousands, of subordinate pages linked to it. A blog is different: a blog is often a single page, with several entries arranged from newest to oldest. Frequent visitors to a blog will see the most recent posting at the top of the page. Once they begin scrolling down, they may see earlier postings that they’ve already read and stop at that point, since they may only be interested in new information. Older informati
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