<p> Caldecott and Newbery Books Wiki Assignment</p><p>Required Information This portion of the Wiki assignment builds on the Wiki you created in the first step of the assignment. Note: the guidelines surrounding the goals, rationale, sources and documentation, and evaluation criteria remain in effect for this part of the assignment. Specific Details  Choose one Caldecott book suitable for grades K-2 and one Newbery novel suitable for grades 3- 6. Be sure to read each before beginning your work.</p><p> Create a section in your Wiki devoted to the Caldecott book and one devoted to the Newbery novel</p><p> Include the following information for each of the two novels in the appropriate Wiki sections:</p><p> o Cover picture of novel and complete bibliographic citation</p><p> o Brief summary (one paragraph) of novel</p><p> o Cyber-hunt on author</p><p> o Four of strategy examples (must be different for each Wiki; for example you may you a Glogster only once instead of once for each book)</p><p> o Short paper (2 – 3 pages) explaining the purpose of each strategy developed (comprehension reinforcement, vocabulary development, etc.), identification of reading stage (pre, during, post) each strategy covers, and a list of 5 text-to-text connections (i.e. “if you liked this novel, you may also enjoy. . .” )</p><p>Technology Choices o Mock Facebook novel review or character page o Moviemaker o Twitter summary o Online slideshow with music o Glogster poster o Storyboard o Wordle o Setting Explorations (webquest) o Youblisher online publication o Digital Transport o Phrasr o iTunes apps and playlists o Blogger o Text messages summary o Online journal from character’s point of view o Podcast o Animoto o Any other Web 2.0 tool approved by Dr. Trent</p><p>Resources:  In-class handouts or examples posted on READ 3311 Literacy Wiki http://literacyblock2010.wikispaces.com/ </p><p> Glogster: http://edu.glogster.com/ </p><p> Wordle: http://www.wordle.net/create </p><p>READ 3311 Caldecott and Newbery Books Wiki Assignment</p><p> Youblisher: http://www.youblisher.com/ </p><p> Phrasr: http://www.pimpampum.net/phrasr/ </p><p> Blogger: https://www.blogger.com/start </p><p> Online journal: https://penzu.com/p </p><p> Moviemaker: http://www.dvolver.com/live/mm.html </p><p> Online slideshow with music: http://photopeach.com/ </p><p> Storyboard: http://storybird.com/books/teach/ </p><p>READ 3311</p>