Credits Slide, Third to Last Slide

The credits slide is the third to last slide of your slide show. It provides an opportunity acknowledge the author of the slide show and any other people/sources you used to create your slide show. Follow the instructions below to create your “Credits” slide:

Example text:

Credits

By David Loreto

Images from Google Image Search

1. Create a new slide with Title and Bullets master.

2. In the title section of slide, write “Credits”.

3. In the bullets section of the slide, write the following in the first bullet: “By (Your name).”

4. In the second bullet of the slide, write the following: “Images by/from (insert credit of where you got your photos/images, et cetera)”

• Use by if you know specifically who created the image.
• Use from if you used an internet search to find image.

5. If you need to add more credits, do in the other bullets.

228, Women’s History Month Slide Show

February 26, 2010

Today, start with your journal and completing your research notes chart (click on the link to see an example).

Questions to answer:

What is the country of origin?

What is their occupation?

What is their educational background/training?

What are honors/awards/medals they received?

What is the person most remembered for and what is the impact of the person on American society/culture or on your life (this is about your influential person).

What obstacles did she face? What are some of her character traits?

February 25, 2010

In your journal today, find research for your Women’s History Presentation Project for Mrs. De La Huerta’s Social Studies class.

Or if you do not know yet what you are writing about, please write 

March is Women’s History and we have a couple of days until March. This assignment is due on Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

It will also be a Creative Writing Assignment.
*Start a new slide show.

The following is a breakdown of slides you need.
Slide 1: Title Slide
Slide 2: Table of Contents
Slide 3: Photograph of Woman 1
Slide 4: Photograph of Woman 2
Slide 5: Basic Information of Both Women
Slide 6: Similarities of Both Women
Slide 7: Difference of Both Women
Slide 8: Credits
Slide 9: Thank You
Slide 10: Blank

Final Project for Creative Writing

Decide what you would like to do for your final creative writing assignment.

Answer the following questions in your journal.
Copy and paste it in an email to Mr. Loreto.

1. Choose if you will make a movie (iMovie) or a slide show (Keynote).

2. What will your project be about? (Explain in a paragraph.)

3. Will you be working by yourself or with others? (You may work with up to three other classmates.)

4. Do you have any questions about how to use Keynote, iMovie, Pages, Firefox and any other questions you  may have about using the iMac or MacBook computers?

Send it Mr. Loreto in your First Class email.

Send to: David Loreto or drloreto@cps.edu

Example Email Text:

Dear Mr. Loreto,
I will be making a slide show about “I am a fan of…” This will be a slide show that will explain different things I like a lot. I talk about everything. I talk about basketball and running. I even talk about how I like to smile.

I will work by myself.

I am ok using my iMac. I need more pictures. May I borrow a camera.

Thank you.
David Loreto

Make a Commercial

We all watch TV sometimes.
We all see billboards and signs around the way.

But what are these things that we see and heare.
COMMERCIALS! or advertising is when people try to send a message and get you to do something.
For your project, you can make a commercial…

• MAKE A  COMMERCIAL (Sell something!)
• Make a commercial to go along with your social science invention.
• Make a commercial to tell people that Creative Writing is the best  class Ever!
• Make a commercial to tell people that they should say “Please and Thank You” more.
• Make a commercial to get people to do something that you think they should!