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Creative Writing Me LC 12
Creative Writing Me LC 12
Creative Writing
Module 10: Creating an online portfolio the outputs
produced: poetry, fiction, script, etc. applying ICT
skills/any appropriate multimedia forms
Creative Writing
Grade 11/12– Module 10: Creating an online portfolio the outputs
produced: poetry, fiction, script, etc. applying ICT skills/any appropriate
multimedia forms
First Edition, 2020
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La Union Schools Division
Region I
All rights reserved. No part of this module may be reproduced in any form
without written permission from the copyright owners.
Management Team:
The previous units presented you the elements and devices of fiction, poetry
and drama. Outputs for each unit were done as an application of the concepts you
learned. Now that you have written samples of fiction, poetry and a one-act play, this
unit will allow you to share your crafts with the use of internet or multimedia apps.
You may select to have a blog to post your literary works, to work on samples
of the different literary genres, or to make hypertext literature. You will be asked by
your teacher to create an online portfolio the outputs produced: poetry, fiction, script,
etc. applying ICT skills/any appropriate multimedia forms.
Jumpstart
You have created poems, short stories, etc., which you might want to be read
by your friends and relatives. Yet, the world’s present situation might not allow you
to share them face-to-face. Since we are now at “Alpha generation”, a lot of things
could be done online: sharing of articles and videos, purchases, banking, virtual
meetings and classes, other transactions and so with the sharing and posting of your
literary works.
What aspect of your life (travel, food, lifestyle, fashion, etc.) do you want to
blog or share online? Why?
Discover
It is time for you to share the literary pieces you have written to your friends
online. Let’s get started. Familiarize yourself with the concepts or words which are
useful before you post or share your crafts online.
Facebook and other social media networking sites are not blogs. Menga (n.d.)
emphasized that “the main difference between Facebook and a blog is that the blog
content is in your control while Facebook content is out of your control”.
Blog and vlog are two powerful communication tools that always challenge
each other. A blog is a website where the content is presented in the form of text or
images. Whereas vlog contains video content instead of textual content. A blog is an
informational website published on the World Wide Web typically run by an
individual or small group that writes and put content on it.
A blogger is someone who writes content for a blog & blogging is the act of
writing a post for a blog. However, if you are not so good at writing then you can
hire a freelance content writer.
Blogs are used to share thoughts and ideas. It can feature text, images, gifs,
and PDFs. The term “vlog” originally comes from a blog. It is short for video blogs
where information is shared in the form of video. It explains everything through
video. (Kapoor n.d.)
Deepen
Your teacher will tell you again which among the task below will be done by you and
your classmates. It should be related to the task you were ask in the Explore part.
1. Make a blog. Post at least five of your literary works. Sent the URL of your blog
to your teacher.
2. If you already have an existing blog, select one of your posts. Choose at least
five words or phrases and make hypertext of these. Send the URL of the post
you selected to your teacher.
3. Lay out a poem or short story on a short bond paper using Publisher, InDesign,
etc. Put appropriate background and use appropriate readable font. Save it as
JPEG file format and send it to your teacher.
4. Create a video of your poem or short story. It could be from photos or video
clips that are available in the gallery of your mobile phone or computer. Make
sure that the photos or video clips are appropriate to your literary work. The
content of your poem or short story could be read in your video. Upload it in
your Facebook account using hashtag that will be given by your teacher.
Gauge
Answer sheet
CREATIVE WRITING, WEEK 7 – 10
MELC: Create an online portfolio the outputs produced: poetry, fiction, script, etc.
applying ICT skills/any appropriate multimedia forms
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Score Sheet for Blog
Actual
Scores / Descriptions
Score
Criteria
10 8 6 4 2
Content is
Content is Content does
very Content is Content is
very not sustain
interesting interesting; uninteresting;
interesting; interest; there
Content and well- there is it was written
points are are very few
presented and minimal just to
sustained and supporting
ideas are well- flaw. comply
developed details
developed
It appears
There are very There are few There are There are
Grammatical that the text
few errors and errors and has few errors many errors
aspect, is just written
has a very a and has an and has
presentat- for the idea of
comprehensive comprehensive unclear many unclear
ion, passing the
idea idea statement statement
output
Words used
are
Words used
Words used somewhat
Words used are
are varied, varied, there
are varied, inappropriate, The text uses
appropriate are
Vocabulary appropriate misspelled shallow
but has or two misspelled
and correctly words affect vocabulary.
misspelled words but
spelled the text’s
words the text’s
message.
message are
not affected
Not so
creative and Not creative
Creativity and Not so creative
originality is and It appears
originality are but originality
somewhat originality is that the site
Visual evident, is evident,
questionable, questionable, is made just
presentat- photos and photos and
photos and photos and for the idea of
ion choices of choices of
choices of choices of passing the
colors are colors are
colors are colors are not output
attractive attractive
not so attractive
attractive
TOTAL
Score sheet for Hypertext Literature
TOTAL
Score sheet for the Photo of a Poem/Short Story
TOTAL
Score sheet for the Facebook post of a Poem/Short Story
TOTAL
Gauge
1. blog
2. Facebook
3. vlog
4. blogger
5. hypertext
6. wordpress.com
7. blog
8. hashtag
9. blogging
10. hyperlink
11 – 15. (Your answers could
be considered by your teacher
a long as the context is related
to the stated definition in this
module.)
Answer Key
References
Hershal, Not. 2020. Create a FREE Wordpress Blog in 15 Minutes on Wordpress.com
Tutorial. February 13. Accessed July 24, 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBcsj3LNtxM&feature=share&fbclid=Iw
AR24qWFuLJiCEHuC48bn5CYim1rBbJQUcyEIWE1yF2hU5F2_FL-
2qCDrK64.
Kapoor, Rishab. n.d. Difference between Vlog and Blog. Accessed July 23, 2020.
https://www.websofttutorials.com/difference-between-vlog-and-blog/.
Menga, Rich. n.d. The differences between Facebook and blogs. Accessed July 23,
2020. https://menga.net/the-differences-between-facebook-and-blogs.
n.d. Merriam-Webster. Accessed July 23, 2020. https://www.merriam-
webster.com/dictionary/blog.
Savvy Online Marketing . 2018. How to Create Hyperlinks in WordPress. January
18. Accessed July 23, 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avpbhOXdy10.
Trimarco, Paola. 2016. Hypertext and Hypertext Fiction . April 26. Accessed July 23,
2020. https://www.litencyc.com/php/stopics.php?rec=true&UID=528.