Blog Post Week Three

• Content: Review five more sources regarding your topic. It maybe Wikipedia, a government website, scholarly articles, news articles, commercial website, or somebody's blog post. What have I learned? (Make note of the website or other sources of information you are using in your blog. If you use a video on YouTube, you may embed the YouTube video on your blog post.)

Savannah's Historic River Street: 

http://www.visit-historic-savannah.com/river-street.html

Things to Do In Savannah by Visit Savannah: 

http://www.visitsavannah.com/essential-savannah/things-to-do-in-savannah.aspx

Savannah Georgia Official Guide: 

http://www.officialsavannahguide.com/

Savannah, Georgia by Wikipedia 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savannah,_Georgia

The Cathedral of John The Baptist:

http://www.savannahcathedral.org/

• Audience: Who are my audiences?  What are they like? What should I consider about their characteristics to effectively share the information? 

College students or young adults looking for adventures that don't destroy their bank accounts. Also, people who perhaps want to see Savannah or find good spots to visit! I should consider putting an estimated price on how much certain adventures would cost. Perhaps list how much it cost me. 

• Artifact: What would be the best format to deliver my topic content? What would be the best way to reach out to my audiences? What would I make for the final artifact?  What information should it contain?

A video, plain and simple. Either by Moovly , or Windows Movie Maker will be the way I create the video but I will use YouTube to post the video! I am going to make a montage of pictures and video clips showing my adventures in Savannah at at the International Festival which is coming up! Interviews with friends who accompanied me, and also a personal message about adventuring and having an adventurous spirit.