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Students conduct a mock trial for a controversial literary character. They research legal procedures, assign roles (judge, jury, lawyers, witnesses), and present arguments about the character's actions. This activity develops critical thinking, public speaking, and deep character analysis skills while exploring themes of justice and morality in literature.

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Students create a multi-episode podcast discussing different aspects of assigned texts. Episodes can include author interviews (role-played), book reviews, thematic discussions, and listener Q&A segments. This project develops digital literacy, oral communication skills, and allows for creative interpretation of literary works.

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Students rewrite the ending of a classic novel from a different character's perspective or in a different genre (horror, comedy, sci-fi). They must justify their choices based on character development and thematic consistency. This encourages creative writing while demonstrating deep understanding of narrative structure and character motivation.

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Students curate a museum exhibition featuring artifacts, documents, and multimedia presentations related to their chosen literary work or author. They create exhibit labels, audio guides, and interactive elements. This project combines research skills, creativity, and presentation abilities while making literature tangible and accessible.

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Students adapt a Western literary work to an Argentine or Latin American context, or vice versa. They analyze how cultural differences affect character motivations, plot development, and themes. This activity promotes cultural awareness and demonstrates how literature transcends geographical boundaries.

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Students embody different literary characters and participate in speed dating sessions where they must stay in character while discussing their motivations, relationships, and conflicts. This interactive activity enhances character analysis and improves improvisation skills while making literature more engaging and memorable.

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Students create professional-quality book trailers using video editing software, incorporating visual storytelling, music, and narration to capture the essence of a literary work. This project develops technical skills, visual literacy, and requires students to identify the most compelling elements of a text.

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Students design and implement an escape room based on a literary work, creating puzzles that require knowledge of plot, characters, themes, and literary devices to solve. Participants must 'escape' by demonstrating their understanding of the text. This gamification approach makes literature review engaging and collaborative.

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Students create comprehensive social media campaigns for classic authors, developing content for Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook that reflects the author's style, themes, and historical context. They must consider how authors would adapt their voice to modern platforms while maintaining authenticity.

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Organize formal debates on controversial topics from literature (e.g., 'Was Hamlet's revenge justified?' or 'Is Gatsby a tragic hero or a cautionary tale?'). Students research historical context, literary criticism, and develop persuasive arguments. This enhances critical thinking and public speaking while exploring multiple interpretations of texts.

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Students create visually appealing infographics comparing themes, characters, or narrative techniques across different literary works or time periods. They must synthesize complex information into accessible visual formats, demonstrating their ability to identify patterns and connections in literature.

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Students collaborate to produce a literary journal featuring original creative writing inspired by course readings, critical essays analyzing texts, artwork, and interviews with local authors. This project develops editing skills, layout design, and provides authentic publishing experience while celebrating student creativity.

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Students research and produce short documentaries exploring the historical, social, and cultural contexts that influenced specific literary works. They interview experts, visit relevant locations, and create compelling narratives that illuminate how external factors shape literature. This deepens understanding of literature's relationship with history.