The Weekly Moose - September 19, 2011

The Weekly Moose for September 19, 2011. Our first Weekly Moose of this school year, featuring interviews with the sports captains.

The Weekly Moose - January 25, 2010

The Weekly Moose for January 25, 2010. Student spotlight on Tayler, and In Depth Look At Sharing Sports.

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One last post

It's been a fun thanks for staying with us over this semester and I hope you had as much fun watching The Weekly Moose as we did making it.

Thank You!

I would like to thank you all for watching The Weekly Moose this semester! You all made it a very enjoyable experience for me and the rest of us at The Weekly Moose and hope that some of you will try it next semester and next year. Once again thank you!

Zach Final Blog

Well I would have to say that this class was a lot of fun. I think it was a great learning experience. It was good for me to be part of a class working with cameras. I have never been very good about cameras but this class helped get me on one. I thought it was good. I hope that this class will continue for students in the future because I think its informative and it tells people what is happening in a interesting way. Also I would just like to say Good Bye to The Weekly Moose and look forward to seeing it again.

-Zach

Goodbye

As things stand right now, it seems as if the Weekly Moose won't be continuing. There simply aren't enough people interested in doing it as an independent study. That means that life will go on, and Indihar's usual weekly bit will return. Hope you all have a good year, guys. See you in the halls.

-Lowell

Trevors blog

hey this is trevor from the weekly moose. i think that the weekly moose should continue it was a fun class and i think its a great way to get information out. I also think that its a good learning class for technology . As a group we got to learn a lot of stuff on the camera and how to edit each clip , i think its a good and a fun thing to learn how to use expecially since technology is so big these days. I would highly consider kids to give this class a chance and continue the weekly moose

Trevor

Final Vlog

Farewell

Well this is good bye. Today was our final day filming for the moose. It has been a great semester. Soon we might make a highlight video of all our funny moments on The Moose. I hope someone decides to take over the moose so it can keep going. Hopefully it's someone with a sense of humor.

-Cody

Death of the Moose

So this is the last official week of the Weekly Moose. We haven't been notified of any further continuation of it as of yet. I will be a little bummed about the "Death of the Moose", but you can prevent that! By opting to take this class as an independent study with Mr. Lembke, you can dedicate one hour of school a day to filming and producing the Weekly Moose. If you choose to do so, you should also realize that a lot of the Weekly Moose is filmed on our own time, and not during class time. It's not a project you can just do the minimum requirements and still enjoy it. Effort must be put into it to make it good. I'm hoping there is still some of you out there willing to participate in the Weekly Moose. If not, have a great second semester (: and goodbye, from the Weekly Moose.

-Nathan

End Of Semester

Well its the end of the first semester and I think the weekly moose was very successful. I encourage students if they want to participate in the weekly moose for second semester to get an independent study with Lembke. I thought that the class was worth taking any was a very good learning experience.

School Ghost

Well we didn't find that much hard evidence in the ghost investigation. We have debunked alot of theories but you will have to find out on the ghost video once we post it. Thanks

The Results Are In!

As you all should know, we had a survey going on asking students, teachers, staff members, community members and other members from around the world their opinions about The Weekly Moose. And as you might not know, next semester there is no Video Production class. Thank you to all that participated in the survey, because we got input so we now know that continuing The Weekly Moose is a definite possibility. :)

Here are the results!

Of 100 people who took the survey, 

96% were students, 2% were teachers, 1% was a staff member, 1% was a community member, and 1% was in the "other" category.

97% of those who took the survey said that The Weekly Moose is something they enjoy watching.

Also, 97% say that they prefer The Weekly Moose over listening to Mr. Indihar announce the bulletin over the intercom.

97% said that The Weekly Moose should continue to be produced, 2% said it shouldn't, and 1% said it wouldn't matter either way.

Here's what some people had to say:

"In the beginning you guys had some more humor-related stuff, I miss that! Even though it doesn't really have a whole lot to do with the actual news you're trying to convey, it gave the show a little more personality."

"I think the Weekly Moose is a great way to get the announcements, but I like when its funnier and more entertaining too."

We had a lot of requests to make The Weekly Moose longer. Trust me, if we could, we would!! But we have certain rules to go by. Third hour is specifically made longer so that we can have that extra 5 to 10 minutes to go through the announcements. If we go any longer than 5 minutes, it's cutting into class time!

Thanks again to everyone who took the survey, and thank you to everyone who continues to watch and support The Weekly Moose! It is greatly appreciated!

- Samantha

The Weekly Moose - January 18, 2010

This is The Weekly Moose for January 18, 2010. In Depth Look at Homework, and Spotlight on Mr. Neidzielski.

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Ryan's Vlog 3

Nick's Vlog 3

Almost Over

The quarter is almost over and there is still one very large looming question the Weekly Moose must ask all of you. Did you enjoy it? With the end of the quarter means the end of video production, and unless you say you enjoy us, the Weekly Moose. So now we ask something of you, to take a survey and express how you felt about our broadcast. If you all enjoy it, we will try and find some people to volunteer to do it during the next semester, if not, it will go back to Mr. Indihar every Monday morning, so we would like you all to voice your opinions and tell us what you want!

-Nathan

Food banned

In a recent turn of events. Our work rate is slowing down. I believe at has to do with a limited food intake in the early hours of the day (first hour). Our CEO has restricted us from eating or drinking back in the offices of the Weekly Moose. I feel that it was mostly due to our assistant Trevor leaving all of his wrappers everywhere. We will have to eat more prior to coming to The Moose from now on.

School Ghosts

One of the weeks that my group weren't assigned anything, our teacher told use to do something that will benefit the Weekly Moose. So then our group got an idea to a story on the school ghosts. The first thing we did was look up info on this school. Next we did an interview with Ms. Lyons (retired teacher) who has many ghosts stories from the school that she has experienced. Finally we did our investigation in the school with the permission from our super intendant. If you want to know what we found, you'll have to wait until it gets reviewed and finished. You will be able to see it on the Weekly Moose blog.

The Weekly Moose - January 10, 2010

The Weekly Moose for January 10, 2010. In Depth Look at eating in class and the Student Spotlight in on Lilli. Here is a link to the survey regarding The Weekly Moose.

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