Part 1: A- Student selected & posted an appropriate website relating to her initial thoughts on Ugandan culture and also explained why she thought it was applicable. All parts were complete on time. B- One or more parts of the assignment were not completed on time or one part is missing altogether. C- Student failed to post the assignment.
Part 2: A- Student read the posted information of Ugandan students' initial thoughts on American culture and responded with a thoughtful, informative answer. Submissions were completed on time. B- Student failed to post by the predetermined deadline or did not give answer much thought. C- Student failed to complete assignment.
Part 1: Posted, to DIIGO, a website that displays student's initial perception of Uganda. Posted an explanation with a sticky note for the chosen website. Part 2: Responded to Ugandan students' bookmarked sites with thorough, informative responses with connections to personal life experiences if necessary. Part 3: Individually created a piece of art and posted to personal blog and sent as an email attachment to group. Successfully combined individual art pieces into a collaborative work and posted to VoiceThread. Part 4: Used VoiceThread to discuss work and answer the 2 questions posted. Discussion shows attempt to analyze and understand presented work. Part 5: Student references VoiceThread responses during SL chat. Shared multiple and insightful comments that included reflections on the learning process, self-evaluation, and project evaluation for future application and K-12 teaching.