Aはポッドキャストのメンバーと、BとCは一人でしてください。
（Cは 明日のしゅくだいです）
A. ポッドキャストのコメントをもらうアイディアをかんがえましょう
・もっとたくさんの人にポッドキャストを見てもらうために、
(What can you do to have more people see your pod-casting project?)
(What can you do to have more people see your pod-casting project?)
・日本人に見てもらいたかったら、どうしたらいいと思いますか。
(Wha do you think you should do to have Japanese people see it?)
・メンバーといっしょにアイディアをかんがえて、
以下も評価の対象になります。
ince you put so much effort to make the videos, we would like to have more people (Friends and Families, Japanese people, Japanese language students, etc.) watch your videos, and get as many comments as possible. Please read the following ideas provided by your classmates to get some insights on how you can receive the comments.
http://tanoshikunihongo2012.
By XXXX, (2013 April 24th homework), Group leaders please report on:
(1) the numbers of the comments you received
(2) website URLs where your group members posted your video
(3) website URLs where you group members asked for comments
以下も評価の対象になります。
ince you put so much effort to make the videos, we would like to have more people (Friends and Families, Japanese people, Japanese language students, etc.) watch your videos, and get as many comments as possible. Please read the following ideas provided by your classmates to get some insights on how you can receive the comments.
http://tanoshikunihongo2012.
By XXXX, (2013 April 24th homework), Group leaders please report on:
(1) the numbers of the comments you received
(2) website URLs where your group members posted your video
(3) website URLs where you group members asked for comments
B. クラスメートのポッドキャストを見ましょう。（35分）
- じぶんのクラスメートが作ったポッドキャストを見てください。（25 日（木）にひょうか(=evaluate)します。）
- 日本語でコメントを書いてください。（日本語で書けない時は英語でもいいです。）
えぐち先生のクラス（10時10分のクラス）
・グループTOCY（たけし、オルガ、クリス、ヤン）
・グループ雪だるま（ブリジット、ソフィ、ジャン、リウル）
・グループ美味し（ガオ、レナ、何、エリ）
・グループ外人戦隊（アンディ、フェドラ、ファム、チェルシー）
・グループ日米Courtships（レイ、ジーン、シギョウ、ゆき）
・グループ雪だるま（ブリジット、ソフィ、ジャン、リウル）
・グループ美味し（ガオ、レナ、何、エリ）
・グループ外人戦隊（アンディ、フェドラ、ファム、チェルシー）
・グループ日米Courtships（レイ、ジーン、シギョウ、ゆき）
たつみ先生のクラス（1時10分のクラス）
まつい先生のクラス（2時40分のクラス）
C. ブログを書きましょう。（１５分）
- 好きなトピックでブログを書いてください。（明日４月１６日（火）のしゅくだいです）
- 何を書いたらいいかわからない時は（If you don't know what to write）、
- 「私のしゅうかん（e.g., 毎日水を２リットル飲んでいます）」
- 「Placeでできること（e.g., Hamilton Hallで安い映画のチケットが買えます）」
- 「みなさんは知りませんが、じつは（actually）私は～
ができます／できません！（e.g., 私は１０ｍしかおよげません！）」
などについて書いてください。
A. We might post a link to our video on Japanese friends' Facebook walls, or tweet about it with trending hashtags. Also we might post a link to it on Japanese-language online travel forums.
ReplyDelete1. we can upload it to YouTube.com and title it as "Learning Japanese" to attract more audience.
ReplyDelete2. share the video on social network websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Weibo
3. We can share the link to Japanese blog website like Mixi and Ameblo
ガオさん レナさん 何さん エリさん
In order to have more people watch the podcast, we can employ social media such as Youtube, facebook, twitter where friends and people who are interested in the topic or Japanese would voluntarily share and spread the work.
ReplyDelete1. In order to have more people to see the podcast project, we could upload it to youtube, facebook and other public media; we could also send the link to listserv; we could circulate the link amongst friends through emails
ReplyDelete2. In order to get Japanese people to watch the podcast, we could share the link with our Japanese friends or post it on popular Japanese social networks such as Livedoor.com, Mixi.jp and so on.
レイ、ジーン、シギョウ、ゆき
Apart from the classic/traditional method of simply sharing on social networks, the following unconventional methods may also work given the educational/for entertainment purpose of the podcast
ReplyDeleteAttract more audience:
Step 1: Put it on YouTube, fully tagged and described (checked)
Step 2: Put a link on a social network with a wide audience (friends and family), write an semi-ambiguous title such as:"you wouldn't believe we did this", "we were so embarrassed we did this", "college kids gone wild! must see!", etc. to attract initial clicks. (unchecked)
Step 3: Hope the initial clicks carry enough weight so that the video ranks higher on the search list so it pops up more frequently. (unchecked)
Step 4: Profit...? (big unchecked)
Attract more Japanese audience:
Step 1: Put the link on 2ch.net
Step 2: Profit...?
雪だるま （ソフィ、ブリジット、ジャン、リワル）
ReplyDelete＊YouTubeで、説明やタッグや題名（だいめい）など日本語で書けます。
＊Facebookでポストができます。
＊日本人の友達に見せられます。
-youtubeでいいtagが使えたら、多分多い人をcan attract.
ReplyDelete-Disseminating via Japanese social media websites or uploading to youtube with Japanese titles that include something like 外人、日本語、ポッドキャスト, etc. would yield more hits(views).
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ReplyDelete-Aiko,Seung,Kong's Group
ReplyDeleteFor more people to see the video, we could use a social media website in order to promote it. Then we can also share it and ask friends to watch it.
For Japanese people to watch it, we can ask our Japanese friends to watch it, and they can share it with their friends.
To attract more people to watch it, we can upload the video on youtube. And we could add more relevant tags on it so that when people research for the relevant words the video will pop up. To attract Japanese people, we could put the name of the video in both Japanese and English so that when Japanese people search in Japanese they can find our video.
ReplyDeleteシャンさん、チャンさん、ハオさん、ペレッツさん
-post to youtube, facebook, and other social media site. Also post in some Japanese social media site
ReplyDelete-write title and description in Japanese
-tag with things that people would be looking for
-share with Japanese relatives and friends
メーガン、コービン、ドミニク、はせがわ
1:10 Girls Group
ReplyDelete- We can post our video to youtube so more people see it!
- We can post it to other social media forums like faceook
- we can send it to our friends and family, especially if they speak Japanese
- Capitalize on our relationships with Japanese cultural clubs on campus to get our video out to Japanese viewers
What can you do to have more people see your pod-casting project?
ReplyDelete- Post it to youtube / twitter / facebook and other social media websites where people interact with each other more frequently and on a more personal level.
- Edit and produce a ~1 minute trailer that resembles that of a movie. This way we will be able to create suspense by intentionally omitting contents in the original podcast
What do you think you should do to have Japanese people see it?
- The best way would be to promote the podcast through a Japanese student / faculty member or someone else who has more connections with other Japanese people.
- Market it through students from other universities to potentially procure a larger audience.
カルビンさん、チェンさん、マークさんのグループ
We would be able to get more views on our video by advertising and opening it to a larger audience. For example we could post it on our friends' Facebooks and encourage them to spread it to other people. Additionally, we could add a wider variety of tags on the video so that it would be more likely to come up as a result when people search.
ReplyDeleteTo spread the video to a Japanese audience, we would have to speak to people that have contacts in Japan.
Kenny, Ami, Khalid, Jon
ReplyDeleteWhat can you do to have more people see your pod-casting project?
- As other groups have mentioned, utilizing social media (Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, etc) can greatly enhance the visibility of our podcast projects. Some of us have already "hyped" up our project by posting pictures/screenshots of our video on our social media sites.
- Simply emailing and talking about the project with your friends and family can help as well
What do you think you should do to have Japanese people see it?
- Post our video on Japanese Internet forums
- Use our connections with Japanese friends to share with their friends back home
We can share the link on facebook, or twitter, or any other social mediums on the internet. We can also share it with our friends and ask other people to do it as well.
ReplyDeleteWe can also ask our Japanese friends to share it on their walls on facebook so other Japanese people can see it.
To get more views
ReplyDelete1. Spread the link through social media (facebook, twitter, instagram, etc.)
2. Eメルで友達にリンクを送ります。
3. ブログにポストをします。
4. Flier in Kent (Japanese department) for podcast
To get more Japanese views:
1. ブログにポストをします。
2. Respond to comments that Japanese students have left on our blog asking them to watch it (and their friends too)
3. Have 松井先生は友達にポッドキャストで話します。
TOCY （たけし、オルガ、クリス、ヤン）
ReplyDeleteIn order to get more views and promote our video podcast we can:
1) post it and use popular hashtags with it on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Instagramm
2)Write some catchy title (like "SCANDALOUS!") tag all of our friends and ask them to repost it and spread it around
3) Find online blogs of students who study Japanese in the US as well as in other countries and of Japanese students who study English and try to promote it there.
4) Try to spread the word around our friends.
We can increase the viewing audience by sending our videos to friends internationally through email and social media websites. We can also send the podcast to our parents and our parents friends. We will post our podcast on our blogs and our followers will view our videos and repost them. We will work hard to expand our audience!
ReplyDeleteTorres, Kogan, Yang, del Cid <3
Extortion works well, as does blackmail. So, for the record, does Google Ad Sense and -- as I have done -- sent a link to the video to everybody I know in the Japanese program. I cannot post links on Facebook or other social media sites as I am not active on them and have a very small circle of friends.
ReplyDeletewe can upload the podcast to video sharing websites such as youtube, japanese learning forums, and social networks. we can have titles with mostly searched keywords.
ReplyDeleteグループ外人戦隊
ReplyDeleteIn order to increase our number of viewers, we have included both English and Japanese subtitles. Also Hanami and the Super Bowl are elements of pop-culture that both American and Japanese should be familiar with.
Also, as has already been suggested, we can post our video in different social media websites (facebook, twitter, YouTube, vimeo, dailymotion, etc)