Jay+Minium

My name is Jay Minium I am an integrated social studies major in my sophmore year. I'm from Strongsville Ohio which is a small city about 25 minutes outside of Cleveland. The only hobbies I really have are water sports like knee-boarding and wake-boarding and learning as much as I can about computers. I plan to teach high school history and maybe even go further and teach as a professor. Any member of my family that has attended college has come to OU and my older brother is in his last quarter now before he finally gets his __#|degree__.I also have a sister who we adopted 10 years ago from China and we actually went to China to get her.

My Wiki

[|My Blog]

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[|Diversity Presentation]

[|My WebQuest] - It was published when I just checked it so I just made another one so this link should work now.

[|My Survey]

[|My Video]

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Courtney Phelps #5 I was unable to find your podcast.

Courtney Phelps Peer Review #4 Jay, Christina, and Allison, You all did a great job on your VoiceThread. I really liked how you showed the __#|students__ how to do the equation with the drawing tool! I think this would be a great video to use in the classroom in the future to introduce a lesson or something of that sort. All the transitions were smooth! Great job!

Jessica Renfrow Peer Review #3: Jay, I loved the Johnny __#|Cash__ song you chose for your video. The song and the content of the damage caused from WWII seemed to be a perfect match. I thought your pictures and transitions were great throughout the movie. I liked that you captioned many of the photographs towards the end of the movie because without the captions and text I don't think I would have been able to understand where and what caused the damage and destruction. Overall, Great job!

Christina Myles: The song that you chose for your presentation was really good and set a tone for the rest of the video! The pictures were really detailed and told the story about WW2. Your transitions were cool and I really liked the way everything was organized. Good Job Overall!

Courtney Phelps Peer Review #3 Jay, I like everyone has said loved the song!! I really liked all of the pictures, I personally do not like history but I really enjoy looking the pictures. All of the pictures tied in the WW2 to help tell the story and get your point across. Great job!

Jessica Renfrow Peer Review #2: Jay, looking forward to seeing your webquest when you publish it!

Christina Myles - Once you publish your webquest, I would love to review it for you!

__Courtney Phelps peer review__ You need to publish your WebQuest in order for me to view it!

__Courtney Phelps peer review__ This PowerPoint's content was perfect for a high __#|school__ social studies class! All the buttons worked well, I was able to however, was able to click the mouse and go on to the next part without answering my questions. I liked the fact that you put the flags of the countries in on each side, I think that will __help__ students be able to visualize better. __Good job__ in adding the sounds and saving the PowerPoint in the right format! I think this is very usable in the future in your classroom.

Christina Myles: All of your slides were awesome and the information was great! I feel that this is a perfect tool that you should use in your future classrooms if you can! I really liked the flags and how everything had color! My one comment would be to make sure that when you go to the next slide, the only thing you can click would be the button and not the slide, like yours was set as. But other than that, everything else was perfect, __good job__!

Jessica Renfrow: Jay, I really enjoyed your PowerPoint. I think you had the perfect amount of information on each slide and you didn't overload them. I think this presentation is very fitting for your intended age group and I also appreciated the visual appeal of the flags distinguishing each country. I also noticed that I was able to click and go on to the next part without answering my question, but that's something small that can be fixed when you're ready to use it in your class! Great __job__ on the presentation!