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Nives Torresi's class Week 4 "A Matter of Taste" 

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Nives Torresi's class Week 4 "A Matter of Taste" 

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This week the reading activity for the creation of the MEME was an article of Famous Chef "Heston Blumenthal"

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This week the theme revolved around a story of getting lost and how to signal for help! After the reading activity in class the students came up with the following MEMES ... What do you think?

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Theme "REAL or FAKE"
Students in the English language project finally had a chance to complete their Week 2 MEME - delay due to the holiday break in the school term.

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Students from my Adult Business English group practising language structures.

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The first week theme for my class was titled "What's so Funny?" it was taken from the Unit titles in the Cambridge English First Result. As the teacher I chose the 6 themes from the book so the students can use the MEME project to relate to their class work. Below is the 'screen capture image' of the Meme Project for my class. There are 18 students participating in this language project and in order to comply with the Privacy Laws in Italy the Padlet used in the classroom is password protected and private.

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Please make sure to add your name or nickname to your post in this PADLET, thank you.
You can add it at the Title section, in the post at beginning or at the end signing off.
Your username however will be visible once the post is clicked on and opens up to be viewed.

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A window of opportunity for an ex-president under fire

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A window of opportunity for an ex-president under fire

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Testing the padlet - http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-35730351

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_88590353_88588362 - Lula waving to supporters outside Federal Police Building

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Watch this tutorial then begin by making a very brief screencast and upload here to showcase your practice work.
Coming Soon - a video tutorial will be added here...
Here is the video tutorial of how to make your ScreenCast using a free online tool like ScreenCastOMatic.

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Nives Torresi's class:
In the Orientation first week of this project set for mid-March 2016 the students will be introduced to understanding what a MEME is, its history and then How to Create a Meme.
The next step, within the orientation, will be to create THEMES for each week for a total of 6 weeks - where the first week is Orientation and Final week is Presentation. The themes will be based on the areas covered in the Exam prep course for Cambridge FCE located within the Textbook. The presentation will be an audio visual screen cast prepared by each student explaining their experience in this project. The individual recorded mp4 screencast presentations will be added within this padlet.

Now watch this video for background on MEMEs  https://youtu.be/CCPIt9lrohE

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Steve and Joe inform and delight with the history of the MEME. It's Meme Day here at SourceFed. Why?... Because. #HappyMemeDay Buy some awesomeness for yourself! http://www.forhumanpeoples.com/collections/sourcefed Our Sources: http://bit.ly/1dMwm51 More stories at: http://www.sourcefed.com or check out: http://youtube.com/sourcefed for our 5 daily videos or anything else we've ever done.

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Here some links of interest relating to the MEME project:
Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_meme
Gizmodo - http://gizmodo.com/what-exactly-is-a-meme-512058258
Smithsonian - http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/what-defines-a-meme-1904778/?no-ist