Juice FM competition

Go to http://www.u-create.tv/

Log in using your group's project code: dhs followed by group number

Have a look at what is available in the sound library on the bar at the top.

There is also quite a bit of information about the project brief (What you have to do and what the rules are)  - plus you can download a sample script example and also the backing track we have been asked to use in our submissions.

If someone in your group has the facilities it may be a good idea for somebody to put the mp3 of the song and put it on a phone for practising?

See me if any trouble with this!

2013 uCreate radio advert awards

Click below the cut to view the winners of the 2013 uCreate awards

FilmClub - first day back

Homework - Choose a different ending

Finish off our Knifecrime story.

You can use the starter video above to remind you of the story (if you remember the right choices!)

Year 8 Hamlet Reading Assessment

If you need an online copy of the text click here for the original

Or here for a No Fear Shakespeare version

View and vote for your favourite below

Thank you for those who participated in our live audience feedback session, your comments have been appreciated greatly by the Media students.

For those who haven't seen them yet, click below to get to the year 13 trailer page on the VLE - after you have watched them all, click the link at the bottom to vote for your favourite!

Homework - Shakespeare Research

Thank you for your patience with our iPad lesson - you were one of the first classes to use these useful resources so difficulties were anticipated and noted for future reference.

As we had a few teething problems, here is this week's homework for the end of the week, to be posted on your Blog:

Research who Shakespeare was using the page at http://www.tinyurl.com/deyesenglish

I would also like some in depth research into Shakespeare's own theatre and some interesting information on this :-) You may need to do some web research on some other websites for this,

8H homework should be completed without copy and pasting but using facts and statistics from reliable sources.

Therefore, I would like two sections to your blogposting:

1. Who was Shakespeare?

2. The Globe Theatre

This should be thorough with links to what websites you have read at the bottom of your homework: This is what we call a bibliography, as it shows where you have gotten your information from. Your work should be a few hundred words so if you have only done a handful of sentences, you will need to revise your post.