Thursday, 7 March 2013

Creating a Visual Stimulus



For today's lesson, you will complete a visual stimulus practice and browse a list of given websites to create your own visual stimulus.

Whether you’re a gluttonous gourmand who relishes in the intricacies of fine dining, or a regular foodie excited about tucking into Singapore's local food and regional specialities, you’ll definitely enjoy the gastronomic morsels The Singapore Food Festival has to offer in the month of July.
Debuting in 1994, this annual Singapore food festival never fails to seduce the palates and appetites of locals and visitors alike, with a calendar chockfull of mini events and activities organised all over the country.

You won’t even have to travel far and wide to satisfy your cravings for authentic traditional food from the Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan cuisines, whipped up piping hot and featured in not only the city and historical enclaves, but also in almost every nook and cranny of the island state.
You will also be spoilt for choice with other events like the food carnivals, tasting sessions and best of all, discounts and promotions offered by participating food and beverage establishments. 
The Singapore Food Festival is a grand interactive learning experience, a Singapore food guide that gives you a closer look at the rich cultures that make our little island pulsate with energy. Talented local and international chefs hold regular cooking workshops and demonstrations during this period and if you’re lucky, you might just go home with a secret tip or two to spice up your culinary adventures in your kitchen. It’s an immensely popular food festival that appeals to both locals and tourists (with a record attendance of over 354,000 foodies last year) alike with its smorgasbord of tantalizing treats and events happening across town.

Enter your answers here.



Steps to creating the visual stimulus.

1) Identify a website you would like to use.

2) Your visual stimulus should have at least 1 picture and 10 lines of text.



3) Create 4 questions on a Word document.
1st question : purpose or effect of the text or a quote found in the visual stimulus

2nd question: a question related to the picture found in the visual stimulus

3rd question: a question related to the text (the answer has to be found in the text).

4th question: answer has to be a word or phrase found in the text.

4) After you have crafted the questions, provide an answer key.

5) Save your document in your H Drive and copy and paste into my project folder (Dharani Viswalingam)


List of websites:

1. Singapore Red Cross - http://www.redcross.org.sg/articles/volunteer 

2. Assisi Hospice - http://www.assisihospice.org.sg/career/

3. Singapore Navy - http://www.mindef.gov.sg/navy/careers/home.html

4. Singapore Cancer Society - http://www.singaporecancersociety.org.sg


Homework - check the blog over the weekend for instructions :)




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