#Case Study 5

Case Study 5 will be on a new page, Case Study #5 which can be found on top but the link will be here as well.

http://sweetthingsourtaste.blogspot.com/p/case-study-5_30.html

Links to Case Studies

CASE STUDY 1 : British Empire

CASE STUDY 2 : Chasing the American Dream

CASE STUDY 3 : The Rest Of The West

CASE STUDY 4 : Africa in the 19th century

Case Study 3 Essay!!! : Socialism & Capitalism in Europe in the 19th century Essay

Kaohsiung Lantern Festival: Lantern Festival
Eyes on Africa Research CUM Presentation: Eyes on Africa

Case Study 5: CS#5

Rubric

This is the Rubric for all my case studies, I might be changing it as I am not sure

how many artifacts are required for each case study. :D

This is just an example for Case Study 1.

(If you can't see it properly, click on the image.)

TED-TALKS (MINE)

I'm going to talk about some people who has been talking during my tedtalk. Maybe it's because they just dont know what they're doing. They just don't know that it's right or wrong or is it right to do something or is it okay to do something at the right time.

Maybe we should start Learning about all these problems.

Last but not least, A good presenter is definitely not a good audience member.

Reflections on TED-Talks

I am here to give a reflection but I could not give a right/correct/acceptable answer if you really want me to give you an answer I really cannot think and reflect upon my mind and thoughts.

So, the reflection will be up as soon as I finish watching all the TED-Talks.

I'm really inspired but also to think that some are good in presenting but they're not good at being an audience.

Nathan: CO2 Emission : I really like the graph and the paintings he drew. (even though it was an overnight work)

The topic was quite interesting (especially his speech).

Allen: Over-population: I really like the infographic and the powerpoint which makes me really think about What Does It Mean to be Human?

Ilya: Russia Low Birth Rate: It is really amazing to hear about this from Russia especially when the country is really so big.

Daniel Liu: It's quite interesting to watch his ted-talk presentation and the way he pulls the audience to really listen his presentation. Overall, It was really great.

Bob: It was really amazing to hear about the aboriginal tribes that are in Taiwan.. and the lost of culture.

Overall, I think that all the presentations were great and I managed to learn many things from their presentations.

(THE OTHER REFLECTIONS WILL BE UP BY TOMORROW NIGHT. JUNE 3rd.)

CS5 - Newspaper Article

Pet Abuse and animal cruelty rates have risen higher and higher since 2007.

There are at least 300 cases of animal cruelty every year.

In January 2011, there are a number of 82 animal cruelty cases. It may seem little but it actually makes a big difference.

In February 2011, there are a number of 76 animal cruelty cases. It make a difference but not much considered to January.

Last but not least, in March 2011, the animal cruelty cases rose up to 86 cases. The change is really big for a month.

There is ways to deal with animal cruelty. You can call an animal shelter if they could help keep the animal or keep the animal in your home. Also, bringing the animal to the vet is one way to save the animal too.

#CS5 - Infographic

The reason behind this infographic:

The main topic of this infographic is Pets. There are many words that can be used to describe a word 'Pet'. In this infographic, I used a HUMAN-PET relationship to create this infographic. It makes it easier to understand rather to put words that are just too complicated and difficult to understand.