1. Description of Our Community
Tamsui, is a town full of history. Located at the outlet of the Tamsui River system in the Taipei Basin, it opened for trade in 1858 AD, and is the earliest developed port in northern Taiwan, except for the narrow plain of the Tamsui River Estuary, half of Thailand is covered by the Datun Mountain Mausoleum. Today's Tamsui District, formerly known as 'Huwei', is a general term that refers to the area around the Tamsui River Basin and even the whole of northern Taiwan.
2. Summary of Our Project
Teacher Su Wenkui is the founder of the Huwei Cultural and Historical Studio and was once an elder at the Tamsui Presbyterian Church. Currently serving as the director of the Tamkang High School History Museum, he is a friendly and amiable person who always treats students with a smiling face. His approachability has earned him excellent rapport. In addition to this, Teacher Su has made countless contributions to all things related to Tamsui and its cultural heritage. Intrigued by Teacher Su's life, we initiated oral interviews, collected information, and created a website, hoping to showcase the unique personality of Teacher Su Wenkui to the world
3. Our Computer and Internet Access
A. Percentage of students using the Internet at home:more than 50%
B. Number of workstations with Internet access in the classroom:2-3
C. Connection speed used in the classroom:dial-up modem
D. Number of years our classroom has been connected to the Internet:2-3
4. Problems We Had To Overcome
This time, we used oral information to collect information, and the content of the teacher's words needed to be sorted out a lot, so it was difficult for the teacher's time to make an appointment, so we could only use the class time to interview. Although we had a university president to guide us in website architecture, we were a little rusty when we did it for the first time, and we didn't know where to start. After countless Xi studies, the seniors have taught us again and again to make the website the best it can be.
5. Our Project Sound Bite
Contributes to the preservation of local history, general historical knowledge, bridges the gap with the older generation, and provides a deeper understanding of the curriculum. As we initially had little knowledge about Teacher Su Wenkui, through numerous interviews, we learned how crucial cultural heritage is. We were born in Tamsui, a place with rich history, yet we only had a superficial understanding of the landing of George Leslie Mackay here. With the assistance of senior students, we could delve into professional research skills, making our projects more refined.
6. How did your activities and research for this CyberFair Project support standards, required coursework and curriculum standards?
The reason for choosing 'Huwei Storyteller - Teacher Su Wenkui' as our theme is because Teacher Su has had a significant impact on Tamsui. Teacher Su founded the Huwei Cultural and Historical Studio and served as an elder at the Tamsui Presbyterian Church. He initiated a course on historical site interpretation and currently holds the position of director at the Tamkang High School History Museum. Through oral interviews, we gathered a wealth of information directly from Teacher Su about Tamsui's cultural heritage. These firsthand accounts greatly assisted in enriching the content of our website.
Throughout the process of collecting and discussing information, we also interviewed many of Teacher Su's students. These teachers enthusiastically shared their longstanding relationships with Teacher Su and even shared many anecdotes related to him, information that is not documented in regular books or on the internet. It is through such insights that we gained a more comprehensive understanding of Teacher Su. We hope to use the power of the internet to promote and celebrate Teacher Su's contributions.'
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