1. Asia-Pacific Forum: Youth Action on Climate Change; Exploration through Cultural Expression Wordle to Save the World 24-27 January 2011 Bangkok, Thailand Nurul Hussna A. Rahman Malaysia

14. Feinberg. J., Wattenberg M., and Viegas F.B (2009) Participatory Visualization with Wordle.

15. How to Use Wordle Step 1. Go to http://www.wordle.net and click on “create.” Step 2. Enter or paste text in the designated box. Then click “go.” Step 3. Your new word cloud will now appear. You may now change the font, size, color or layout of your word cloud. Step 4. Print your word cloud or save it to the shared gallery.

17. Create sentences from the word clouds Example: choose random word from wordle  construct sentences  focused on a specific topic. Word Games Reflect on concepts, text, or ideas learned Example: New concepts are introduced  You learn and reflect. Students’ reflection Q+A = Discussion + responses to generate common themes Example: Group leader can ask members a question and post their responses based on wordle shown. Then, begin a discussion on the topic. Whole-group discussion

18. Your task: Create a short poem based on the wordles shown.Good Luck! Create visuals to study key concepts Example- Global warming Key concepts Songs, poems, essays Examples: Based on Wordle  Create songs/poems/essays about related topic. Expanding talent Associated words of climate change Example: Source- Pollutants, Gases Effects- Global warming, Acidic rain Ways- 3R’s,Educate, Control Words association

24. 3Rs Song