１１月４日（水）のアクティビティー

きょうはオーラルしけんです。

Please do the following activities before and after you take the oral exam.
(If you do not finish all of the activities in class, the remaining activities must be completed for homework due next Monday.) 

1. Write comments on blogs from other universities. (15 minutes)

みぞぐちせんせいのクラス（10:10 ~）
Please click HERE and write comments on students' blogs from Princeton University. Choose any of the two blogs marked with A, B, and C from the list on the right side of the screen.

つだせんせいのクラス（11:40 ~）
Please click HERE and write comments on students' blogs from Princeton University. Choose any of the two blogs marked with D, E, and F from the list on the right side of the screen.

まついせんせいのクラス（1:10 ~）
Please click HERE and write comments on students' blogs from Princeton University. Choose any of the two blogs marked with G, H, and I from the list on the right side of the screen.

おかもとせんせいのクラス（2:40 ~）
Please click HERE and write comments on students' blogs from the University of Notre Dame. Choose any of the two blogs from Section 1: MWF 9:25 listed on the right side of the screen.

つだせんせいのクラス（4:10 ~）
Please click HERE and write comments on students' blogs from the University of Notre Dame. Choose any of the two blogs from Section 2: MWF 2:00 listed on the right side of the screen.


2. Read and respond to comments on your blog. (20 minutes)

• Read comments others posted on your blog, and also check if others responded to your comments on their blogs.
• Respond to all questions and comments.
• Update your comment sheet and keep a record of where you have made comments. (On the comment sheet, please make sure to include the URLs of the blogs where you have posted comments.)

3. Write on your own blog. (15 minutes)

• Write on your blog in Japanese.
• You may choose any topic. If you can't think of any topics, write about what you did during last weekend and how it was.

How to Make a Blog Comment Sheet

Google DocsでBlog Comment Sheetをつくりましょう。

1. Access Google Docs (https://www.google.com/docs/about/).  Click on "Go to Google Docs". You will be asked to log into your Google account.

2. Click on "Docs" on the upper left-hand side of the screen.

3. Click on "Sheets" under the "Docs" menu.

4. Click on "Blank".

5. Create four columns entitled, "Date," "Blog URL," "Name," and "Country/School, etc." as shown below.

6. Click on "Untitled spreadsheet" and rename the sheet. 

7. Click on "File" and share the sheet. 

In the box "People", put your instructor's gmail address (NOT columbia email address).  Click on "Send" when done.

つだ　せんせい：asamicolumbia@gmail.com
まつい せんせい：kyoko.loetscher@gmail.com
おかもと せんせい：mukuokamoto@gmail.com

プリンストン大学とノートルダム大学ブログリスト

1. ANPANPANDA
2. Ashley Berland - Elementary Japanese
3. Beginning Japanese
4. Brian Kim Japanese
5. Burein's Burogu
6. Bushko's Japanese Blog!
7. Cody Cortes, Princeton
8. Dong's Japanese Blog
9. Edenling
10. Hi, I'm Psyduck
11. Huai-An Chin
12. I love Japanese
13. JPN 101 - My Blog
14. JPN 101: Class Blog
15. Jack's Japanese Blog
16. Jap Class Blog
17. Japanese 101
18. Japanese 101 Blog
19. Japanese Blog
20. Japanese Blog
21. Japanese Blog
22. Japanese Blog
23. Japanese Learning 日本語學習
24. Kasarn JPN
25. Learning Japanese
26. Learning Japanese: A Grand New Adventure
27. Linh Tran
28. Max's Japanese Blog
29. Minhao's Japanese Class Blog
30. My Japanese Language Course at Princeton!
31. Nathan's Salty and Sweet Blog: Onigiri and Mochi
32. On Learning Japanese
33. Sam Schultz's Japanese Blog!
34. Shannon's Japanese blog
35. Shujie in Japanese Class
36. Stanford's Japanese Blog
37. The Chameleon's Tongue
38. Wee love Japanese!
39. Why I Chose Japanese
40. Yihua's personal blog~ [whatever this is for..]
41. musings of a 20-year-old
42. peachflavouredfish
43. これから。。。のブログ
44. ピーターソンのブログ
45. ブログの にほんご
46. プィんストンの研究
47. ヤマママ
48. 最初のレッスン
49. 細雪 
50. Blog
51. Elementary Japanese 1　- Brendan Pelkey
52. Ting Mo's Japanese Blog
53. Hyun Kyu(Fred) Choi's Japanese Blog!
54. ｱﾗｰﾅのページ
55. Christian's Japanese Blog
56. Kristen's 'I'm Learning Japanese' blog
57. Journey in Japanese
58. かきこみ
59. びあすこ (Biasco)　- Fine Ascorbyl
60. Frankie's blog
61. Carl Xiong
62. First Year Japanese 2 Blog- ユージン　ジョン
63. My Japanese Blog
64. I Think I'm Learning Japanese
65. チャオは日本語をします！
66. Maggie (Zhenyue) Li
67. I'm actually learning Japanese!? Wow!
68. I want to go to Kyot-oh Shoot Japanese is Tough
69. でんわありません
70. Katie McHugh's Japanese Blog
71. First Year Japanese Blog
72. Introduction
73. Josephine's Japanese Experience
74. My Japanese Endeavor
75. Kelli-Ann Tanaka's Blog
76. New Year, New Name, More Japanese
77. Christina Jeong's Elementary Japanese 1 Blog
78. Esther Huang's Japanese Blog
79. DN-JClass
80. Japanese 1 Blog
81. Learning Japanese!? What Have I Done?
82. First-Year Japanese 1
83. First Year Japanese at Notre Dame!
84. Schutte's Japanese Blog
85. Learning Japanese with シュムラ (Chmura)
86. Elementary Japanese! LET'S GO ^_^
87. Zhizhou Wang's Japanese Learning!
88. Japanese 101
89. John's Japanese Blog
90. Ryan Engert's Japanese Blog
91. Pablo Martinez Japanese Blog
92. Katie's Japanese Adventure
93. Kelia's Japanese Blog

How to Create Your Blog Account

1. Go to http://www.blogger.com and create your blog.

• Do you have a Google account? If so, go ahead and log in. If not, create your account first.
• Please log in to your personal Gmail account (NOT LionMail). If you have logged in to LionMail, you may need to sign out of it. Your LionMail account is completely separate from your personal Gmail account. 
• In order to receive comments from as many people as possible, please select "Settings," then "Comments," and choose either "Registered Users" or "Users with Google Accounts" under the "Who can comment?" section.

• If you wish to learn more about how to type Japanese, check out the links under "にほんごとコンピューター(Japanese and Computer)" on the right-hand side.

2. Send your blog address (URL) to your instructor.

• Click on "View blog" located in the top left-hand corner, and send the blog’s URL address (e.g. example.blogspot.com) to your instructor.
• Should you have trouble creating your blog or finding your blog address, please notify your instructor immediately.

3. Post a blog entry regularly.

• If you have no idea what to write, try one of the suggested topics below.

I can read Japanese!
I'm speaking Japanese!
Reasons I am studying Japanese
My dream
My Japanese friends
Japanese grammar vs. English grammar
Speaking vs. Writing
Listening vs. Reading
My daily schedule
I have no time to study!
I spent so much time studying, but..
My hobbies
My classmates
What I like/dislike about Japan or Japanese
Daily news
Japanese writing system
Kanji
Japanese vocabulary
Favorite lab exercise
Vocabulary quiz
My favorite Japanese TV show, movie, or anime

• You can also use pictures and videos!

(Evaluation)
Your blog assignments are part of your homework.