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TICE3 2007-2008 josephine.remon@univ-lyon2.fr

WEEK 1

Link of the day
 Oral comprehension : http://bbc.co.uk/radio
 Oral and written comprehension : http://bbc.co.uk
 Oral and written comprehension : http://guardian.co.uk

Rocket FM allows you to listen to any sound from the computer on any radio in the house (but costs 40 euros !)

Click here : Evaluating a website

WEEK 2

Link of the day
 Oral comprehension : http://www.aardman.com, click on FLASH, click on SHOWREEL, then choose OLD ADS or NEW ADS

Click here : Searching the Web

Creating a mini-booklet (part 1)

model mini-booklet

Word - 27.5 ko
model for mini-booklet

WEEK 3

Link of the week : oral comprehension
 Angry kid, Atom films (you can’t skip the ad)
 Monthy python, Argument clinic

 Visual display Search Engine : http://www.kartoo.com

 Les nuages de mots (Jean Véronis) http://aixtal.blogspot.com/2006/01/web-surfez-sur-les-nuages.html

 Le nébuloscope : http://aixtal.blogspot.com/2006/01/outil-le-nbuloscope.html

 Tag cloud creator : http://www.yvoschaap.com/tagcloud/index.php ?filename=

 MessageBoard with Melanie’s students

http://babel.uoregon.edu/MessageBoards LOGIN : 12141 ou 12143

 Creating a mini-booklet (part 2)

WEEK 4

NB : The ICT sessions will not be enough if you don’t practice at home. You will have to practice in the computer labs if you’re still awkward with the computer.

 20 items checklist :15mn TEST

 This week’s link (written production/written comprehension) : Hitchhicker’s guide to the galaxy

 Answer the Oregon University students’ messages.

 Hypertext / The Internet

 MOO http://tecfax.unige.ch:7000/

WEEK 5

(strike)

JPEG - 96.5 ko
search

JPEG - 79.4 ko
keywords

JPEG - 77.2 ko
resultpage

WEEK 6

 Bring a colour print of your mini-booklet, cut and stapled

 Graphical representation of Web Search Checklist (see week 5)

 This week’s links

 Answer Oregon students messages.

 TECFAMOO

  • If you see objects you haven’t created yourself in your inventory, delete them, it was just me testing.

 type @help whenever you need help, or @help building, etc.

 http://tecfax.unige.ch:7000/

  • go to ICT project page and @sethome
  • How to connect your main room to ICT Project :

jr20 creates "my forest" ; it is automatically given a number : #436

jr20 writes @dig tunnel to #371 (number for the ICT project page) : tunnel gets number #437

jremon (teacher) writes @add-entrance #437 (tunnel) jremon writes @dig bridge to #436 (my forest)


Holidays

WEEK 7

 Oral comprehension : "Dragon’s den" on Youtube, for example with "relax kids" as a key word.

 Record your audio message for Oregon University (bât M).

These search activities prepare you for week 8 test. Make a screen capture (PRINT SCREEN / ALT PRINT SCREEN) each time you get to the end of an activity and load them on the BV

 Google Game : Level 1 and level 2 http://gwigle.varten.net/

 21st Century Information Fluency Project. Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.

WEEK 8

UNIVERSITE FERMEE - TEST REPORTE

WEEK 9

UNIVERSITE FERMEE - TEST REPORTE

WEEK 10

UNIVERSITE FERMEE - TEST REPORTE

WEEK 11

Half-way test : 45mn

WEEK 12

 1) FIRST ACTIVITY (you can do this at home or in the self-service computer room) :

Chat with ALICE, the chatterbot : http://www.pandorabots.com/pandora/talk ?botid=f5d922d97e345aa1

You can also go to http://alicebot.org/ and click on the left on CHAT WITH ALICE.

ALICE is a conversational robot,using artificial intelligence.

Have a written conversation with ALICE and try and obtain the following answers :

  • All entities are created equal.
  • I go wherever my botmaster takes me.
  • How much is enough ?
  • I don’t think I would have forgetten met you.
  • Bert, sorry that was an obscure remark.
  • I don’t want to talk about that now.
  • It takes much more than that to shut me down, Bert.
  • It cannot be predicted.
  • Are you serious ? "anything you want".
  • Carel Capek. :-)

NB : the beginning of your conversation disappears after a few sentences. COPY AND PASTE every 6 or 7 lines into a word processor document. When you’ve done your best, upload your document YOURNAME-alice.doc to the BV, in the GROUP, in your FOLDER.

 2) SECOND ACTIVITY (you can do this at home or in the self-service computer room) :

GOOGLE IMAGE LABELER http://images.google.com/imagelabeler/

"How does it work ? You’ll be randomly paired with a partner who’s online and using the feature. Over a two-minute period, you and your partner will : View the same set of images. Provide as many labels as possible to describe each image you see. Receive points when your label matches your partner’s label. The number of points will depend on how specific your label is. See more images until time runs out."

Work with an online dictionary and/or synonyms dictionary to find tag ideas.

Each time you get to the end of a session to the page that shoes your points, make a screen capture (imprime écran / print screen sur PC), paste it in a word processor document. Do it several times, then upload the document (YOURNAME_label.doc) to the BV, in the group, in your folder.

 3) JUST FOR FUN :

Tell the chicken what to do by typing instructions such as "tickle your nose", "go away", "jump", "stand on one foot", "take your mask off", etc. Write all the instructions you tried in a document and write what the chicken did. Save (YOURNAME_CHICKEN.doc) and upload to the BV, group, your folder.

http://www.subservientchicken.com/

WEEK 13

Preparing for week 14 test : Understanding what keywords are and how they work.

 Google sets : http://labs.google.com/sets

 Google suggest : http://www.google.com/webhp ?complete=1&hl=en

 Information : Google’s silent monopoly http://blog.centraldesktop.com/comments.php ?y=06&m=12&entry=entry061206-010627

 Googlewhack : find two key words that give only one result

  • start in French, with more than 2 keywords
  • do it in French with two words
  • swap to English after a while
  • copy and paste in the word processor. Ex : Résultats 1 - 10 sur un total d’environ 168 000 pages en anglais pour cheesey amazing.
  • you can do the same using Google Image
  • you can also do the opposite : break a record and find a huge number of results for one word. Translate the key word into another language (ex : chinese) using BabelFish and compare the number of results.

 Google image labeler : http://images.google.com/imagelabeler/
 Guess-a-google : http://grant.robinson.name/projects/guess-the-google/game.php ?l=5
 Montage-a-google : http://grant.robinson.name/projects/montage-a-google/montage-a-google.htm

 Babel fish translation :

  • google "yourname needs"
  • select 10 results.
  • translate each sentence using Bablefish one way and back.
  • try and understand why the translation is bad.

 Bonus : interactive fiction http://kevan.org/hoi/

WEEK 14

Final test : 45mn

Word - 27.5 ko
model for mini-booklet

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