Process                                 <Task      Task 2> 

DorselHuff has provided the following step-by-step directions to guide you through

your Quest. We recommend reading all the steps before beginning the project.

Task One: Critical Collaboration 

1.  With your group members, choose one of the following poems to analyze.

• The Ballad of Birmingham--Dudley Randall

• Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening--Robert Frost

• Introduction to Poetry--Billy Collins
   
• Annabelle Lee--Edgar Allen Poe

• Miniver Cheevy--Edwin Arlington Robinson

2.   As a group, TPCASTT the poem using the provided graphic organizer.  Make certain

         to fill out the organizer fully, offering insightful ideas, showing you are able to analyze

         and appreciate complex texts.

 3.  Choose one group member to transform the TPCASTT into a readable, fluid script. 

         Carefully consider what transitions you will use as you move from one "slide"

         or chunk to the next.  For help on using transitions, click here.  There is a chart at the

         bottom that will help you find the right transitional word or phrase.

         Here is an example of a script that uses good transitions.  We have highlighted the

         transitions for you.

4.  Choose a media format to present the group's analysis.  As a group explore each tool

         below and carefully consider which tool works best to present the group's analysis.

• Voicethread on voicethread.com
• PhotoStory 3
• Wiki on pbwiki.com  (The 1.0 version is much easier to use).
• Webpage on moonfruit.com
• Slidestory on RockYou
   
  You are certainly not limited to these tools. If you prefer another digital tool that meets the demands
  and purposes of your project, feel free to use it.

5.  As a group, decide what sorts of images work best to present your ideas. 

        Choose one to two group members to search for images that fit your analysis. 

        You might consider searching the following sites:

• Flickr.com         
• Stock.xchng  
• Deviant Art     
• Brainy Betty

        If you are doing any sort of slideshow, the images will make up your slides. 

        If you are using a webpage or wiki, your images will mostly likely decorate the page.

        Be a responsible user of digital content: Cite the sources of all photos you use.

        If you choose to include music in your final product, you might want to check out these sites:

• Freeplay Music 
• Brainy Betty

6.  Have the photo-finders create citations on easybib.com.  Make sure your group incorporates these citations, either through a slide created in  

     powerpoint or to a link.

7. Choose one group member to format the project.  In other words, this person

        should upload and organize all the slides if the project is a slideshow. If the project

        is a webpage or wiki, this person should provide the links to the different portions

        of the analysis.

8. Finally, the script-person should add the analysis to the images, either by recording

       voice through a mic or by typing in text on the page.

9.  Check that you have met all of Dorselhuff's requirements by using the checklist we have provided.

10. Include a link to the project on the DorselHuff wiki so that we can easily locate it. Be

       prepared to present your analysis to a panel comprised of DorselHuff executives and

       other applicants.