Journey Studio Explores Columbus, Crafts Hero Interviews, and Celebrates Lip Dub Success (Session 1, Week 4)
Civ! -
This week, for Civ, we researched Christopher Columbus and what occurred after he had reached the New World. We learned about how he treated the indigenous people, and how, after one of his ships was damaged, he was forced to leave behind some of his crew on the island of Hispaniola (Haiti). While he was gone, the crew left behind abused the indigenous people, and the indigenous people destroyed the settlement and murdered the crewmembers, leading to battles between the colonists and the native tribes.
Genre! -
This week, for Genre, we had our Invitation Emails greenlit, and once they were approved by Michal, we sent them to our heroes. The emails contained an invitation for an interview with a hero chosen by each learner and their partner.
We also began watching examples of different interviews, offered feedback, and on Friday, we began drafting our interview questions.
Lip Dub! -
The winners for the Film Festival have been announced, and the AABC Discovery and Sparks Studios both won first place in the regional round and will be moving on to the Nationals!
Congrats, Discovery and Sparks!
The Journey Studio came in 3rd place, and as a result, will be acting as judges in the Nationals for the MS category.
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AI Font Generator is on my to-try list after seeing your interview prep, and the detail about Columbus leaving crew behind on Hispaniola really stuck with me. Getting the Invitation Emails greenlit sounds like a big step toward some fascinating hero conversations.
AI BG Remover makes the history lesson on Columbus stand out, especially the detail about the crew left on Hispaniola. It's great to hear the hero interview invitations were greenlit and sent out. That sounds like a really meaningful project step.
The hero interview invitations sound like a great way to practice professional communication. For the Lip Dub success, if you're planning to share clips on social media, an image splitter can help format panoramic screenshots or create a grid for Instagram highlights.
After reading through the Journey Studio's week at popemote, I was struck by the detail about how Columbus's crew left on Hispaniola abused the indigenous people. It sounds like a really thought-provoking civ discussion for the learners.
It's interesting to read about how the Civ research on Christopher Columbus and the treatment of indigenous people on Hispaniola connected to your week's work. I also liked hearing about the process for the hero interviews, from getting the Invitation Emails greenlit by Michal to drafting questions, which you can explore further on Bizarre Lineage Wiki. The news about the AABC Discovery and Sparks Studios moving on to the Nationals is exciting, and it's a cool opportunity for Journey Studio to serve as judges.