Blog Project 1:Continent NAME GOES HERE!

Choose 4 Articles

All BLOG PROJECTS SHOULD HAVE
IMAGE either from the article, or a SCREEN SHOT OF THE HEADLINE
Use LightSHOT http://app.prntscr.com/en/  to screen capture

ALL LINKS SHOULD BE ACTIVE AND CLICKABLE! SELECT THE LINK, then click LINK above

SUMMARY:
TOPIC SENTENCE SHOULD SAY CLEARLY WHAT THIS ARTICLE WAS ABOUT AND about 3 things significant FROM THE ARTICLE. Then explain EACH ITEM in 3 sentences, then a CONCLUDING SENTENCE that highlights the main idea, (SEE TOPIC SENTENCE)
TOTAL OF FIVE SENTENCES

PERSUASIVE
Should have a TOPIC SENTENCE that clearly gives your OPINION ABOUT the article
and 3 reasons how.
 EXAMPLE
This article about smoking was terrible to read because it left out concerns for 2nd hand smokers, seems to benefit smokers, and explained the future of cigarettes well.
Then I should see 3 sentences explaining EACH reason, try not to go over the sentence REQUIREMENTS
The reasons you select come from your attitude and opinion of the topic, or what was written in the article
CONCLUDE, revisit the main idea and say NOTHING NEW!
TOTAL of 5 SENTENCES.

SOURCE:
Source MLA STYLE: you will be required to SOURCE EVERYTHING you post
Structure: Last name, First name. "Article Title." Website Title. Publisher of Website, Day Month Year article was published. Web. Day Month Year article was accessed. <URL>.
Example:
  • Cain, Kevin. "The Negative Effects of Facebook on Communication." Social Media Today RSS N.p., 29 June 2012. Web. 02 Jan. 2013.
  • <URL> http://socialmediatoday.com/kcain/568836/negative-effects-facebook-communication
  • No Author, or Editorial, please CHECK THE LINK BELOW HOW TO SOURCE. No author usually you put nothing. No publishing date? UNACCEPTABLE for this class due to the JUNE/JULY requirement.


URL this is the LINK to click on to go to the article

Done! Do this for EACH ARTICLE!
This project  will be 4 due on Friday June 27, 2014
UPLOAD THE TEXT from your blog, CTRL+A and paste into WORD document or in ICAMPUS, ALL OF IT, but images aren't necessary.




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