BA+4+Glogster

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===BA 4 is a multi-media project over a group selected, pre-19th century novel from the list you were given early in the semester. You will create an electronic "poster" using the website www.glogster.com.===

= Click here to see the full assignment -->  =

Mr. Brown's Class click here: Mr. Brown's Glogster example click here: @http://linwil20.edu.glogster.com/brown-ba4-hunger-games/

= See my example  =

(I used Suzanne Collins' novel //The Hunger Games//) -->
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= Resources for this project  =

6. Citing your sources: Son of Citation Machine
= Electronic Poster Site: Glogster  =

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Video created by Amy Lott with Jing

= Music: Jamendo  =

1. At the bottom of the screen, click on the gray text that says "**Creative Commons"**
===2. The very top row of albums is labeled "**Attribution."** To see more click directly underneath that row on "**more albums"**===

10. Click "**Save**," then put it in your personal 001 folder
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Format for music citation:

Author. "Title of Song." //Title of site//. Web. Date accessed. URL. Ex: Mad Mav. "Steel Concrete." //Jamendo//. Web. 1 Dec 2010. @http://www.jamendo.com/en/track/414943

= Picture of the cover of the novel: Round Rock High School's e-Library  =

1. Click on the link to get to Round Rock High School's e-Library page
===2. In the search box, type in the title of your novel and click "Title"===

5. Put it in your personal 001 folder


Format for book cover citation:

Artist. Make up a brief descriptive title for the image. Copyright Date. Publisher, Publication City. //Title of site//. Web. Date accessed. Ex: O'Brien, Tim. Cover art for The Hunger Games. 2008. Scholastic, New York. //e-Library//. Web. 23 Nov 2010.

= Video clip that has thematic connection to novel: Youtube  =

To get a video clip, follow these steps:
=== 1. Go to YouTube, then type in a keyword that indicates your book's theme and click "Search" ===

8. Right-click and "Paste" the URL into the box, then click "Add To Your Files"
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Format for video citation:

Author. "Video Title." //Title of site//. Web. Date accessed. URL. Ex: "Man & the Machine." //YouTube//. Web. 23 Nov 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2l4lgfDLgA

= Symbols/images that are present in the work: Flickr CC Bluemountains  =

1. Enter a search term in the search box
===2. Select the photo you want, and it will show up bigger on the right-hand side of the screen.=== ===3. Directly above the photo are two choices, edit image: a) "**in house"** and b) "**using Picnik."** Choose "**in house"** .===

4. Click "**Add Attribution >>"**
===5. Right click on the photo, and select "**Save Picture As,"** then put it in your personal 001 folder===



Format for photo citation:

Author. "Image Title." //Title of site//. Web. Date accessed. URL. Ex: "Autumn Berries." //Flickr//. Web. 23 Nov 2010. http://www.flickr.com/photos/18886807@N00/4100335165

= Citing your sources: Son of Citation Machine  =