Citation or interview
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The e-activity Citing or interviewing of a known scientist, expert, inventor, or businessman can attract attention, illustrate or provide support for the theoretical content of a lecture, place importance on a certain topic, and even motivate students if the cited person is suitable and as a attractive role model. The students can also talk about people they admire, look up to and respect or even present their own success stories. Some of the Web 2.0 tools that can be used for citation or interview as online activities are blogs, video sharing (YouTube), voice recording/publishing or audio podcasting, online comic strip creation (Bubblr), online presentations / video tagging, etc. |
