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Comp Prompt #10!
What are some roadblocks, successes, or hurtles you’ve had this semester? Did you learn anything from them? Why do you think they happened the way they did? If you could go back in time, what would change? Use a blend of text, video, songs, memes, and gifs to complete this prompt!
Comp Prompt #9!
What are you doing for Thanksgiving break? Describe it using varies mediums such as video, song, memes, gifs, photos, and text!
Comp Prompt #8!
Describe a particular movie or book that you were interested in see/reading, but decided not to see it based on what someone else said about it. What was the movie/book? What did the person say? Why did it turn you off from reading/see it? Use a mixture of text, song, memes, photos, and/or videos to complete this prompt.
Comp Prompt #7!
What are some of the potential topics you’ve come with or are looking into for your Analyzing and Synthesizing Opposing Arguments essay? Why do you think they are so important or worth knowing about? Use memes, songs, videos, and pictures to emphasize why you think it’s a topic worth writing about.
Comp Prompt #6!
Using songs, videos, memes, and hashtags, describe the word “Freedom”. What does it mean to you, to others, and what does it look or sound like?
Comp Prompt #5
Comp Prompt #5!
Describe an important memory or event that happened at school. It can be primary, secondary, or even college! You can only use hashtags,pictures, memes, and gifs to describe this event or memory to us.
Comp Prompt #4!
Imagine that you have a cousin visiting you for Thanksgiving break. This cousin isn’t from America, and asks you during Thanksgiving dinner what ‘Freedom” is. How do you explain the concept of ‘Freedom’ to your cousin? What examples from our culture and history do you use? You cannot use a regular text blog post for this entry. Instead you are to use audio files (youtube, etc.), memes, pictures, videos, news or magazine articles (attach as a weblink) and hashtags to complete this prompt.
Comp Prompt #3 Example!!
Comp Prompt #3!
You have just won free tickets to see your favorite band! Who are they? What do they sound like? What do they look like? Do they have a particular aesthetic? Answer the prompt using photos, audio files (or you can upload a music video from YouTube), memes, and gifs, Don’t forget to use the hashtag #multimodalcompositionprompt3 in your hashtags, as well as use other hashtags to describe your favorite band, and why they are so important to you.
Comp Prompt #2!
For this Multimodal entry, you must answer this prompt with traditional text, but you must also include two entries connected with the prompt that use either a gif, meme, or audio (ex. song, radio, podcast, etc.).
Imagine that you are a famous news reporter and you have been given the opportunity to interview a famous or historically renown person from the past. Who would you interview? Why do you think this famous person is so interesting and important for you audience to know about? What questions would you ask them? Why? How would you conduct this interview? By a radio interview? A podcast? Television? Documentary? Why do you think the particular medium of interview you chose works or is effective?
Comp Prompt #1 Example!
Comp Prompt #1
Using only video, memes, images, or audio files, describe/tell us one of your happiest memories. The only things that you should be typing are the hashtags. These hashtags (ex. #family, #pets) help emphasize the theme or illustrate the context and meaning behind your happiest memory.
Remember that your story must be posted on your student blog, and not in reply to my own. Your response to this prompt can be more than one blog post if you want to include more than one mode of composing (ex. video and a meme, audio and a meme, etc.).
Also make sure to include the hashtag #multimodalcompositionprompt1 to indicate which prompt and what class your prompt belongs to.