I graded the digital stories of Ajene Meyers, Sierra White and Ryan Enderes. All three videos were consistent with the quality of their images and how well they assessed the topic. Ajene Meyers and Ryan Enderes both did not use sound narration nor a song. Sierra White did not use sound narration as well, but did substitute it with a song that went perfectly with her digital story.

I commented on 3 different videos . One was someone's in this class & 2 were from other classes . Two had the same subject ( What they want to be when they grow up ) , & one about dance . I saw consistency in the type of music within the three . Each had music that was their type & relates to them & their video . All three made sure the pictures were clear & their text fit in . I gave all 3 above a 37 .

I graded celeste's victoria geager's, and aisha's digital story 2. They all had writing and mages that went well with their story. Victoria and celeste had music. They did different topics. Victoria did the topic about school. Celeste and Aisha did the topic about their future. All three digital stories were good.

* I forgot to mention who I commented on :
Karis . R
Anita . P
Caroline . S

I graded Phil Aleman, Kevin Cahill, Charlie Connelie, and Leorio Beriguette's second digital stories. I felt that they all did very well, and they wall earned over a 30 out of 40, even though they each had their own mistakes, the mistakes were minor, and they had good presentations.

After looking at Katherine Kelly, Brittney B and Celeste, i thought even though they were all about 3 completely different topics, they were all good. They all had very nice pictures and used music instead of voice overs. The topics of their stories were softball, 9/11 and dreams; they were all such different topics but were all good in their own ways.

I graded Leorie Beriguete's,Alex Garcia's,and Kevin Cahill's videos. i thought all 3 videos were well done although Alex's video really didn't have music it was more sounds than anything. Kevin's and Leorie's videos related a lot because they were both about dreams and Alex's was about the United Nations. Also, non of the videos were close to identical to each other. They all had their own unique style.

Let's see...I graded three stories (Anita Kathleen Platis, Jayme Farbowitz, and Lenny Pesce's). All three used music, no narration, but made great videos. They showed me their aspirations for the future quite clearly. Lenny and Jayme showed me how they hope all aspects of their lives will be, while Anita showed me only her main goal for the future. Lenny made one spelling mistake (not a big deal though, he just spelled inspiration wrong), and Jayme's text was a little hard to read once in a while (the text blended with the pictures a couple of times, so it was hard to read). There were specific things I liked about each video. In Jayme's video there was a wonderful rhyme scheme, and in Lenny's video the text, borders and pictures worked really well together. In Anita's video she included many pictures of herself and how she was well on her way to making her dreams come true. I believe all of their videos were way better than mine, and were really enjoyable to watch.

I graded Megan del Rosario, Celeste Chow, and Emily Fauske. All were wonderful and showed a particular story. They all shared the same song, but the song describe their story specifically. All did a wonderful job!

I viewed Nicolette Delgados, Emily Fauskes, and Shara Joy's blogs. Overall their videos were good. They all used music instead of the voice narration. They had good images all of them but the text was either hard to read or disappeared to fast to read on them.

I reviewed various people's blog, such as Kim Her., Kevin C, and Justina's. I found that they used images and meaningful music to tell their "story".

I feel that they did a superb job. :D

I graded Alex Garcia, Sean Fisher, and Caroline Swift's blog video. Each video contains no narration, but there is a musical beat that fits each video theme. The each differ in various waYs: Alex's video was about the United Nations, Sean's video was about his Switzerland Exchange, and Caroline's video was about her future goals. All videos used music that perfect fits each theme of each video. All videos were great!

I reviewed three different videos. One of them was Charlie Connely. All three of them had at least one or more spelling mistakes. Overall tey were good, the had very good pictures.

I reviewed Brianna walker, Katherine Foote, and Kim hernandez's video. Each one was different. Katherine had narration, Brianna had no no music, and Kim had music. Each one was good in their own right, and all were based on their future/what they are now. All of them got above a 30 in my book. :)

i graded jennifer s, courtney s, and charlie c, and i found that they all had different ways of expressing their themes. courtney used voice and music to bring across her point. jennifer used videos to get across her point. overall these videos were extremely well put together.

For the digital story 2 review, I graded Caroline Swift, Caroline Pinsky, and Karis Robichaud. I thought that all of there digital stories were good because they fitted very well with the grading criteria. They all used good images that somewhat related to the story. There captions were also very good because there wasn't any grammar mistakes or spelling mistakes. Although none of them used voice narration, they all used a good song that fitted well with the theme of the story. They all had a good grade because all of there digital stories were amazing :D

For the digital story 2 review, i graded Andrew Casale, Jose Sanches, and Jennifer Silliato. All of these stories fitted the graing ruberic, The three video all contained music and pictures that fit with the theme. Jen and Jose's videos were about their dreams while Andrew's video was about starvation. None of these videos used voice recordings, but the music they chose fit well. I gave all of these videos a score over 37.

The videos that I graded were those of Katherine Kelly, Nadia Zaki, and Angelia Lewis. All of their videos had a stable purpose and point that they were trying to convey. They all had a great amount of edited, appealing pictures and music that went along with the flow. All of the videos were just the right amount of time, and definitely caught my interest. Nadia even used voice narration in hers.

I reviewed 3 videos one being Alex Garcia, two being Hayward Yatco and 3 being Bola. These three videos are about 1. the UN
2. Nyc and staten island
3. music over time.
The most common thing in these video was music. The problem with both were speed and visual clarity.

I graded Michael Luppino, Chris Hepworth and Lenny Pesce's digital stories. They all created very good digital stories. They all did not use voice narration, but all of them should have put meaningful songs in the story to make it more interesting. Chris did a video that talked about his future, and Mike and Lenny did videos that inform others of worldly events and topics that raise concern and awareness.

I graded Katherine Foote , Anita Platis and Charlene Castano. All of the stories embraced the topic and 2 of them had voice narration. The images that they put in made the videos really good. The music in the stories made them complete.

I graded Donna Cucuzza Megan DelRosario, and Natalie Allen's videos. They all had a song, but no voice narration. They're videos were well organized and the text went well with the song and pictures. Megan's video was about her future and what she wanted to do with her life. Donna and Natalie focused on one topic.

I graded Jennifer Siliato, Anita Platis, and Meagan Edwards. All the videos were on task. Meagan's had voice narration and it matched with the pictures. Anita and Jennifer had songs and went with the pictures.

I graded Reshay Bailey, Emily Fauske, and Angelia Lewis. All projects got graded 35/40 or higher. All movies had great picture and sound quality, as well as meaning and good technology usage.

I graded Kim Hernandez,Caroline pinsky,and Kaan Bulut's story. I thought all of the stories were great, and mostly the score was 39,37,and a 38 out of 40. All the videos used songs and pictures which was a good thing,overall they were all good.

I graded Brianna Walker, Destiny Audinette, and Lori Lee. I gave all three of them a 38 out of 40. All of the images worked well with the story, so did the audio they added. Overall though, I really enjoyed their stories.

They're videos were well organized and the text went well with the song and pictures.They were very interesting. In one video she was undecided about what she wanted to be, but in the other two they were sure of what they wanted to be. All of the digital stories I watched were wonderful.