PPT-Ice Cap Newscast

Reporting on the Ice Melt Procedure Gather facts statistics and evidence for ice melt Use laptops and class page articles or other reliable sources Create an outline for your presentation Brainstorm. GUIDELINES. YOUR GROUP WILL HAVE THE INFORMATION OF A MAJOR EVENT IN TEXAS.. YOU WILL FIND IMAGERY ONLINE TO DESCRIBE AND RELATE THIS EVENT VISUALLY . YOUR GROUP WILL HAVE TO CREATE NAME FOR YOUR NEWS SHOW . Instructions. You will be creating a newscast (approximately 10-15 minutes ) as a large group. In your smaller groups, you and a partner will be researching a news story on India. Create a SCRIPT to present to the camera (approximately 1-2 minutes long) . Newscast Time Frame: One-two weeks Materials Needed: • Access to current printed or on-line news (see website below) • • TV and VCR • Videotaping equipment • Rubric for assess Newscast:Tom, seated. Joe standing off to the side.Announcer:AND NOW! A FOX NEWS SPECIAL REPORT!Tom:We interrupt this regularly scheduled broadcast of "Duffield of Dreams" to bring you thefollowing Y2 . the news. Ikaalinen . High. . School. , Finland. The city of . I. kaalinen. in a . nutshell. The . Ikaalinen. of today has an area of 843 km2 (of which 93 km2  is water) and the population is 7400. The centre of . All the tiny pieces make a beautiful big picture.... STACKING A SHOW. Stacking refers to scheduling the segments and stories of a show so that the show makes sense and is interesting. Flow - placing stories with similar topics next to each other. Session.  . Project-Based Learning (PBL): Pedagogical . Possibilities . for Online. , Mobile, and . Blended Learning.  . PBL, . CBI, . and CALL: Approaches to assessment. Christine . Bauer-Ramazani. Digital Convergence: . Allen Henry . Christa . Lamendola. Angela . Reighard. . Create a Non-Traditional, digital friendly newscast for WCPO’s 4PM hour that allows. viewers to personalize and customize their news experience. Made possible by the Montana Broadcasters Association and the Greater Montana FoundationListed in random orderCategoryCall LettersHeadline or TitleStation NameCreditsNon-Commercial Radio Program of th STACKING A SHOW. Stacking refers to scheduling the segments and stories of a show so that the show makes sense and is interesting. Flow - placing stories with similar topics next to each other. Pacing - mixing the TYPES of stories in such a way that the viewer remains interested.