The following picture is an example of the students will be expected to make during a lesson.
The wordle's may present differently for the groups depending on what words they think of and how it is edited.
Students will also insert a copy of this wordle into their blogger web space, which is linked here.
This wordle was created by pasting the whole copy of Romeo and Juliet into the space.
This ICT will be beneficial to the students by displaying the information in a fun and engaging way and also showing what terminology should be used more frequently than others.Shakespeare, W. (1597/n.d.). Romeo and Juliet, January 21. Retrieved from http://shakespeare.mit.edu/romeo_juliet/full.html
The wordle's may present differently for the groups depending on what words they think of and how it is edited.
Students will also insert a copy of this wordle into their blogger web space, which is linked here.
This wordle was created by pasting the whole copy of Romeo and Juliet into the space.
This ICT will be beneficial to the students by displaying the information in a fun and engaging way and also showing what terminology should be used more frequently than others.
http://shakespeare.mit.edu/romeo_juliet/full.html