Week+26+Instructions

= Week 26 - Task 2 =

Greek Myth Web

 * Introduction:**
 * As you know, Greek myths often explain something about the world around us. Ex: There is a myth that explains why roosters crow in the morning. Both of the two myths that you read this week do the same. Part of your job is to figure out what those might be.

Your Job:

 * 1) Go to www.bubbl.us and create a free account. Log in and play around with the tools.
 * 2) Choose **ONE**of the many myths that you've read in recent weeks.
 * The Naming of a City: Athena Vs Poseidon
 * Arachne & Athena
 * Bellerophon & Pegasus
 * The Birth of Pegasus
 * The Story of Perseus & Medusa
 * Glaucus & Scylla
 * Pygmalion & Galatea
 * 1) Log in to your account on bubbl.us and click **Begin Brainstorming**.
 * 2) **Create a web** to map to outline the myth and its main components.
 * characters, exposition, rising action, conflict, resolution, and what the myth explains about the world around us.
 * Provide details and examples (having several "branches" off of each bubble).
 * 1) SAVE and TITLE your image when you are finished.
 * 2) If you are using a PC, use Print Screen to create a **screen capture** of your image (just like we practiced in class).
 * To do this, hit the Print Screen button on the keyboard. It just made a copy of your entire screen.
 * Open up Word or Paint and right-click in the document. Select PASTE. Your image will be pasted in so that it can be re-sized or cropped.
 * Save your "web" image and upload it into your wiki page with the FILE button, or just paste it in.
 * If you are using a Mac at home, use the Capture Me program. You open the program, size the box to what you want selected on your screen, and then click inside the box to create the screen capture. Save the image of your web to the computer and use the FILE button to upload it into your wiki page.
 * 1) Save your image to your computer.
 * 2) You will now insert your web into **your individual page** on the class wiki (by clicking EDIT and then FILE).
 * 3) Title your image **Week 26 - Task 2**.