Week 6

Climographs

Yesterday you barely got a small start on the Climograph Assignment. The first thing you will do today is try to get that finished. After you finish it, turn it in and move onto the review.

Save it as:       Hr-Last name-Last name-Climograph

Common Assessment #2

Monday we will meet in the Media Center for class to take our 2nd Common Assessment. This is the Common Assessment #2 review. You can access the document here: Common Assessment #2 Study Guide

This is one of the rare times that you don’t need to answer your questions on this assignment in complete sentences. If you are able to finish it, don’t turn it in. If there’s a question that you have trouble figuring out, skip it and come back to it later.

Save it as: hr-last name-last name-CA2Review

Week 6

Presentations

Today is your final day with this partner. We will finish presentations today. The first half of class will be for presentations/finishing projects.

If you are presenting today, make sure you have your drawn and colored map out so you can give it to me when your video plays.

2nd Half of Class

All of the information below is for the 2nd half of class after we get new partners.

Climographs

Today you are going to learn about Climographs. Climographs are useful charts because they show you average temperature and precipitation for various places around the world. They are used by many different people. Meteorologists, farmers, and tourists are a few examples of different people who use climographs.

Tutorial Videos

I made a video that shows you how they work and how you can read them. To watch the video, go to the Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Climographs

Next watch this video: Go to the Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Copying and Adding Shapes in Word

Climograph Assignment

For your assignment download this document: Climograph Template   Answer the questions on the first Climograph. Make sure you use a different color font and that you answer using complete sentences. For the 2nd and 3rd Climograph (New York and Sacramento), you need to use the data from this document Climograph Data to create the chart for New York and Sacramento.

Whenever you finish, save it and turn it in.

Save it as:       Hr-Last name-Last name-Climograph

Week 6

Presentations

I made some adjustments to the schedule during the first part of the day today. Most classes still have multiple groups that aren’t finished. I will give you the whole hour today to get your project finished.

During the first half of class tomorrow we will do the rest of our presentations. If everybody presents, but there’s still some groups not finished, you will have whatever time is left, for the first half of class, to work and then we will get new partners and move onto something new.

After Presentations

If you aren’t finished with your project, you will have the rest of the hour to work on it. If you are finished, you need to:

  1. Check Infinite Campus to make sure you have everything turned in (I’m still missing Landform Vocabulary from a couple of groups)
  2. Read a book
  3. Work on homework from another class
  4. Visit Class Links

Week 6

Presentations

We will start class today by having the groups that are ready to present, show their videos.

While I check attendance, you can double check the scoring guide to make sure that you have everything you need: Create An Island Scoring Guide

If you are presenting today, make sure you have your drawn and colored map out so you can give it to me when your video plays.

After Presentations

If you aren’t finished with your project, you will have the rest of the hour to work on it. If you are finished, you need to:

  1. Check Infinite Campus to make sure you have everything turned in (I’m still missing Landform Vocabulary from a couple of groups)
  2. Read a book
  3. Work on homework from another class
  4. Visit Class Links

Week 5

Island Project

We will start presentations next Monday when we return from Thanksgiving Break. Today is your last day to work so you need to finish the project today. Make sure th at you:

-Turn in your Storyboard in Google Classroom. If you don’t remember how to do this, read the instructions below.

-Save your 100% finished project in MP4 format

-Copy your finished Movie Maker Commercial to the Student (I) Drive>Osborne>Your hour>Island Project folder

Turn In Storyboard

If you don’t remember how to turn it in:

  1. Go to Google Classroom
  2. Click on the assignment, “Storyboard”
  3. At the bottom of the page, click the “Add” button
  4. Select Google Drive
  5. Select your Storyboard assignment and turn it in

Week 5

Final Days of Project

Continue working on the project. You will have today and tomorrow, but tomorrow we are on an early out schedule. The plan is to start presentations when we get back from Thanksgiving Break. All of the project directions have been posted.

Turning In Your Movie

Whenever you finish your movie/commercial, make sure that you save it the correct way. If you aren’t finished, save it like normal (File>Save as- to your H Drive) Re-watch the Movie Maker Tutorial because it shows you how to save it in the correct format whenever you are 100% done with it. Whenever you save it in the video format, You need to save it to Students (I) Drive>Osborne>Your Hour>Island Project

Week 4

Project

Continue working on the project. All directions have been posted.

Music Tools Tip

  1. After you put your music in, click the green sound-wave.
  2. Then click “Music Tools” at the top of the screen.
  3. Click the “Fade Out” button
  4. Select one of the three options

This makes your music fade out in the end instead of just cutting off.

Samsung Tablet

If you take a picture using the Samsung tablet, here’s how to get your picture onto your H Drive.

  1. Click “Camera” and take the picture
  2. On the desktop click “My Files”
  3. Click “Images” on the left side of the screen
  4. Click “Camera” on the right
  5. Find your picture on the right and then press and hold until the yellow check mark comes up
  6. Press the “share” button at the top of the screen
  7. Click “gmail”
  8. Type your MOSIS@r9tigermail.org address
  9. Type “Pic” in the Subject line
  10. Press the the “Arrow/Triangle” looking button at the top
  11. Your done with the Tablet
  12. On your Desktop Computer that you share with your partner open your TigerMail account
  13. Open the email and the attachment
  14. Click the download button (Looks like a down arrow)
  15. Click “File” and “Make a Copy”
  16. Save it to your H Drive

Week 4

Begin Step #4

For you to be where I think you should be, you need to begin working on Movie Maker at some point today. If you don’t make it there, you are a little bit behind.

Turn In Storyboard

I know many of you still need to finish and turn in your Storyboard. If you don’t remember how to turn it in:

1. Go to Google Classroom

2. Click on the assignment, “Storyboard”

3. At the bottom of the page, click the “Add” button

4. Select Google Drive

5. Select your Storyboard assignment and turn it in

Movie Maker Problems

If your pictures are having problems on Movie Maker:

  1. Delete them from your project  
  2. Rename them in your H Drive
  3. Put them back in your project.

Taking Picture With Tablet

If you are working on step #4 (Movie Maker), get all of your pictures and text inserted into the project. If you are ready to get your drawn picture into your project you will need to take a picture of it with a tablet. I have 2 tablets for you to borrow. After you borrow a tablet, follow these instructions for taking pictures and saving them to your H Drive

  1. Turn it on and Log in
  2. Touch the Windows Icon in the bottom left corner
  3. Touch the purple camera icon (On some tablets you must push “All Apps” and then Camera)
  4. Take the picture of your drawn picture
  5. Close out of the camera
  6. Press the Desktop Icon
  7. Open the “Folders” in the bottom left corner
  8. Click “This PC” on the left side
  9. Double click Pics
  10. Click “Camera Roll”
  11. Press and hold your finger on your picture
  12. Take you finger off and press “Send To”
  13. Click on your H Drive

Inserting Music

You need to be 100% finished with everything before you worry about finding and importing music into your Movie. MUSIC SHOULD BE YOUR VERY LAST STEP! Here is the link to the music website that you are allowed to use. This is the only music website that you can use for this assignment. You can watch a video that shows you how to use this website and how to save the music. Go to the Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Importing Songs.

You also need to watch a 2nd video about the music at Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Importing Songs 2  Make sure you watch both videos or you won’t be able to import your song into Movie Maker!

*Note* The way the music downloads has slightly changed since the tutorial video was made. After you download the video, click the drop down arrow next to the name of the song at the bottom of the page and select, “Show in Folder”. You should be able to get things to work like the video showed you after you do this. 

You can view my example video that I created by going to the Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Sports Island Example

Turning In Your Movie

Whenever you finish your movie/commercial, make sure that you save it the correct way. If you aren’t finished, save it like normal (File>Save as to your H Drive) Re-watch the Movie Maker Tutorial because it shows you how to save it in the correct format whenever you are 100% done with it. Whenever you save it in the video format I want you to save it to Students (I) Drive>Osborne>Your Hour>Islands

Week 4

Movie Maker Commercial

Most of you are working on Step #3 (Storyboard). Today we will start to see some of you ready to begin working on the final Step which is the Movie Maker Commercial.

Watch the tutorial video before you begin. Video (V) drive>osborne>computer tutorials>movie maker Do everything you can before you select your music. I will provide directions for inserting music tomorrow. I will also have tablets available for you to take the picture of your maps starting tomorrow.

Open Source Pictures

You must use Open Source pictures for this assignment! Here is the website that you need to use to find some open source pictures for your assignment: http://search.creativecommons.org/ 

I have created a Tutorial Video that shows you how to use this website. You can access the video at Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Open Source Pictures

Week 4

Island Project

You should already be finished with step #1. Finish Step #2 (Drawing and Coloring your Island) before moving on to Step #3. Make sure you don’t lose your drawing! You will need it for step #4!

Storyboard (Step #3)

For step #3 you are going to use Google Classroom. Most of you joined Google Classroom for this class earlier this semester. If you haven’t, I included class codes later in this post. Click this link to access Google Classroom 

After you click this link, sign into Google. All students have a Google account.

Your log-in information is:

Username:   Mosis Number@r9tigermail.org

Password:    initials@8 digit birthday

If you haven’t joined my class in Google Classroom before: after you are logged in, you need to click on the + icon to add a class. It will then ask you for a class code. Use the class code below for whatever hour you have this class.

Class Codes

1st hour:   g2pb763

2nd hour:   4taabyc

3rd hour:   3uht7ns

4th hour:   en8nh3b

5th hour:   rhqvmbi

6th hour:   kgpmdu

Once inside of the class, click on the Storyboard Assignment. For this assignment, you will need to use Google Slides. If you don’t know how to use Google Slides, I have created a tutorial video that you can watch. You can access it at Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Google Slides

Open Source Pictures

You must use Open Source pictures for this assignment! Here is the website that you need to use to find some open source pictures for your assignment: http://search.creativecommons.org/ 

I have created a Tutorial Video that shows you how to use this website. You can access the video at Video (V) Drive>Osborne>Computer Tutorials>Open Source Pictures