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BlackBoard American Sign Language

BlackBoard Assignments

BlackBoard has 3 types of assignments

BlackBoard Assignments BlackBoard has 3 types of assignments –Reflections –Responses –Class Dictionary

Reflections

Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why?

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why? For each reflection you must:

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why? For each reflection you must: –1. Answer all prompt questions in your post

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why? For each reflection you must: –1. Answer all prompt questions in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings, and ideas in your post

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why? For each reflection you must: –1. Answer all prompt questions in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings, and ideas in your post –3. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings, and ideas

Reflections Reflections consist of a question or series of questions asked to you –EX: What is your favorite flavor jelly bean? why? For each reflection you must: –1. Answer all prompt questions in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings, and ideas in your post –3. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings, and ideas –4. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings, and ideas.

Responses

Responses consist of readings given to you.

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only)

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only) For each response you must:

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only) For each response you must: –1. Provide a summary of the reading in your post

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only) For each response you must: –1. Provide a summary of the reading in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings and ideas in your post.

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only) For each response you must: –1. Provide a summary of the reading in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings and ideas in your post. –3. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings and ideas.

Responses Responses consist of readings given to you. –EX: “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English” (For Hearing People Only) For each response you must: –1. Provide a summary of the reading in your post –2. Include your thoughts, feelings and ideas in your post. –3. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings and ideas. –4. Reply to another post with your thoughts, feelings and ideas.

Class Dictionary

Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary.

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1 For each Class Dictionary you must:

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1 For each Class Dictionary you must: –1. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1 For each Class Dictionary you must: –1. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters –2. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1 For each Class Dictionary you must: –1. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters –2. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters –3. Reply to another post with a word that is the same except for 1 parameter

Class Dictionary Class Dictionaries consist of entries into a working class dictionary. –EX: Class Dictionary #1 For each Class Dictionary you must: –1. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters –2. Post 1 new word (NOT VOCAB) with the 4 parameters –3. Reply to another post with a word that is the same except for 1 parameter –4. Reply to another post with a word that is the same except for 1 parameter

Lets try grading some examples together…

Reflection Example What is your favorite Jelly Bean? Why? Post: –My favorite Jelly Bean flavor is the pear jelly bean because it really taste like a pear! Replies: –You like banana? Have you ever tried it with vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry to make a banana split. –That’s funny, did you know that the blue jelly bean was invented for President Nixon for his inaugural dinner? The wanted red, white and blue jelly beans, but there wasn’t yet a blue one.

Response Example Read “How do I know if someone is using ASL or signed English?” (FHPO) Post: –According to the article, the difference between ASL and signed English is the grammatical structure including word order and facial grammar. Many ASL students fall into using signed English, and continual practice with ASL and interaction with the Deaf community help students transition to a more ASL signing style. I have personally noticed that some Deaf people will transfer to signed English when they are around someone that they know is hearing. It is when another Deaf person comes up do they “code switch” to ASL. Replies: –Great job! –I thought it was interesting too…

Class Dictionary Class Dictionary #1 Post: –CRACKER Handshape: A Palm Orientation: Inward Location: Elbow Movement: Tap twice –APPLE Handshape: X Palm Orientation: Outward to inward Location: Chin Movement: Twist Replies –Wow! I love Ritz crackers. –APPLE is just like ONION, but the location for onion is near the eye not the chin.

Questions???