Meme Project Guidelines
Posted by aharrisr on February 15, 2013 in Uncategorized | ∞
- Go to http://www.quickmeme.com/memes/. This is a meme generator, which is the fast and easy way to make a meme. You can browse all of the templates and add your own words. If you are unsure of what is being signified by a template, go to knowyourmeme.com and look it up by name. You will get a detailed history and explanation of what the meme signifies.
- To make your own meme, choose a background/meme template. For example, if you want to make a Success Kid meme, choose Success Kid and look in the upper right hand corner. You will see a button that says “Add your own caption.”
- Add the caption but DO NOT SAVE AND SHARE the image (unless you want it added to the database. If you don’t, do a screenshot of the image. How to take a screenshot instructions are here. The default is to a Mac, but if you look at the navigation bar on the top, there is a tab for Windows to the left. Click on the Windows tab and it will tell you how to do a screenshot in Windows. Alternatively, you may find a blank template online and use Gimp to make your meme.
- Write an explanation of your meme and post it to one class member’s blog. Mainly, I am looking for the connection of the text to the meaning of the meme and the message you are trying to get across to the audience. I am also looking for a discussion of how this is a form of writing…or not. The assignment is due Sunday by midnight.