Showing posts with label glog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glog. Show all posts

Friday, May 6, 2011

Challenge number 18


Auto-da- fé presided by Santo Domingo of Guzmán (c.1493-1498) Pedro Berruguete

As we have talked this morning, this week´s challenge will be a little different. You will have the opportunity of improving your glog skills by creating a new glog on the Tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition, mostly known as the Spanish Inquisition. Here you have the links you can use to get the basic information: 

Some links in Spanish:  

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inquisici%C3%B3n_espa%C3%B1ola

http://www.almendron.com/historia/moderna/inquisicion/inquisicion.pdf

http://www.gabrielbernat.es/espana/inquisicion/index.html

Some links in English: 




Some useful links about medieval tortures, from which you can extract some pictures of the devices used to torture the Inquisition prisoners: 

http://ateismoparacristianos.blogspot.com/2010/07/metodos-de-tortura-durante-la.html


http://www.medievality.com/torture.html

And this is a BBC programme on the Spanish Inquisition you can listen to:


A good glog should include this information: 

- When the Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition was created and what its purpose was.

-  Crimes they persecuted.

-  How it was organized.

-  How it worked.

-  What punishments they imposed.

-  How the Tribunal was used with political purpose sometimes. 

Remember that your glog would be more interesting if you include pictures, links to enlarge some information and some video (if you are able to find one). You could also include the origin of some Castilian expressions related to the history of the Inquisition, such as "to wear the sambenito".

These are the instructions to do a good work:  

1. Read the information and make sure that you understand everything. The links in Spanish will be very useful for you. 

2. Prepare a good scheme on paper and use it as a reference for your glog design. 

3. When you start writing, use simple sentences and don´t translate word by word and, of course, don´t use the Google translator. You have different links that will provide you with all the vocabulary you need in English. Forget about copying and pasting.

4. Don´t write too much information and think in the readers. The possible readers have to feel attracted by your work and be able to understand and get the possibility of learning more (if they want) through links.

You will have time to solve this challenge until next Friday, the 13th May. If you need any help or advice, you can use the Glogster Edu message platform or contact me by e-mail. 

Sunday, May 1, 2011

The last corrected glogs

Here you have the last glogs that have passed the "quality" control. They appear in alphabetical order:


- Yolanda Abad worked on the African Union:


- Beatriz Antequera´s project is about the NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization:


- Laura Bustamante worked on UNASUR:


- Silvia Castiblanque´s project was about the International Criminal Court:


- Carlos Galindo´s work is about the International Monetary Fund:



- Juan Carlos Huertas worked on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries:


- Ana Isabel Lucas´s project was about the World Trade Organization:




- Isabel Naranjo´s work was about the Council of Europe:


- Daniel Pintado worked about the International Organization of Atomic Energy:


-Enrique Vázquez´s work is about the International Labour Organization:


- And last, but not least, Beatriz Yuste´s project was about the League of Arab States:


Judge by yourselves. What´s, in your opinion, the best work?

Thursday, April 28, 2011

A new glog delivery

Here you have two more glogs about our international organizations´project: 

- Ángel Aranda has worked on the Food and Agriculture Organization, a UN specialized agency: 



- Manuel Cruz´s project is about the International Court of Justice, another institution included on the UN system: 


Click on the videos included on the glogs. They are short and interesting. And please, leave your comments. 

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Freshly backed glogs!

Here you have the last finished glogs on the international organizations´ project. As usual, they appear in alphabetical order: 

- Rebeca García´s glog is about the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development: 



- Laura Muñoz has worked on the European Space Agency:





- And here you have Alejandro Torrillas´s project about ASEAN, the Asociation of Southeast Asian Nations: 


We´re waiting for your opinions. 

More finished glogs

Here you have the second group of glog projects about international organizations:

- Diego López Casero has worked on Interpol, the international police organization: 




- Mari Luz Ortiz  has prepared a glog about the Non Aligned Movement: 



- And Yolanda Rubio´s project is about the World Bank: 


Please, leave your comments about your classmates´ works.

Friday, April 22, 2011

The first glogs about international organizations

These are the first results of the project about international organizations:


- Javier Alberca has prepared a glog about the Organization of the Islamic Conference:



- Ana de la Fuente´s project is about the World Health Organization:



Please, leave your comments and opinions about your classmates´ glogs. And remember  that you have time to finish or improve your projects until next Monday. 

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

A glog example about Spain



Here you have a glog example with some links with additional information. Have a look on it. The link tool gives you the possibility of enlarging the information you want to offer to the readers. Use it to improve your glogs!

Monday, April 11, 2011

Glogster tutorial in 90 seconds and some advice




Here you have a very short video where you can learn  how to use Glogster Edu and create your own glogs very quickly. 


As for the project, remember to prepare a good scheme on paper to organize your information and a good summary that includes the compulsory sections. Don´t copy and paste. Use your own words to explain about your international organization. And finally, when you have all this, focus on the design and the create your glog. Remember the deadline and ask questions, if you have any doubts. You can use the Glogster Edu platform or the e-mail. Make your best!

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Glogster poster about fishing

Today we have discovered a new Internet tool that can be very useful to present and summarize concepts: Glogster Edu. This tool allows the users to create glogs, that is, interactive multimedia posters, that can include texts, pictures, sound, videos, graphics and data attachments. The main advantage of Glogster Edu is that it makes possible to organize the information in one only page and it´s very visual. We´ll learn to use Glogster Edu very soon (if someone is so kind to let us use the Althia room). This way you will be able to prepare your own interactive posters to study, review vocabulary or organize your ideas for an oral presentation.

You can use the "Fishing" glog to review the definitions and the new vocabulary we have learned today. Click on "View full size", if you want to observe the pictures with more detail. See you on Friday!