week 12 topics

• Storyboard: Storyboarding is very important because it helps you to organize your project before devoting a  lot of time to developing it. You must email me your storyboard, complete with pictures and planned narration before developing it with PhotoStory 3. I will immediately email back to you feedback on it and a grade. Use the storyboard worksheet provided. (Copy and paste extra boxes as needed.) See example storyboard. Storyboarding due April 17.
• Digital Story (Suggestions for quality)
• Portfolio Development and Presentation: You will be presenting your portfolio in class on either Tuesday or Thursday on April 28, 30. You will have to choose a day and time. I will post a sign-up sheet in Wikispaces soon.
• Class attendance from here on is optional, except for the portfolio presentation on April 28, 30 -depending on what day you sign up for. I will be in R. 327 on Tuesday's and Thursday's from 3:00-5:00 on those days to assist you with your digital story or portfolio development.

• If interested in viewing digital story examples, tutorials, and sites for royalty-free music, view Week 11.

1. Revised draft of Student Product Example due April 14, 16.
2. Storyboarding for digital story due midnight April 16  and emailed to jameyer17@comcast.net. Provide for at least 20 images, with timing of between 5 and 12 seconds per image.
3. Be sure to look carefully at the rubrics for each of your technology enhanced lesson supports (towards the bottom of the page).

4. Participate in Week 12 discussion in Wikispaces.

5. Final Reflection due by midnight of class day the week of April 21, 23. See rubric.

6. Final draft of digital story is due by midnight of class day the week of April 21, 23. The .wmv should be linked to your portfolio page. See sample CUIN 3112 page.

7. All students for Tuesday and Thursday classes should plan to attend class (on time) face-2-face  for portfolio presentation on April 28. 30. Go to Wikispaces and sign up for either 3:00 or 4:00 on Tuesday or Thursday. (Thursday at 4:00 is restricted to only those students actually enrolled in Thursday's class.) Presentation is worth 5 points of semester grade. Be prepared to show one or two products, explaining what you learned from developing the product and anything you are especially proud of in developing it. Development of your portfolio is another 5 points.  I will look at the naming of your files, organization of the page, working links, and page layout, as reflected on the sample page. See sample CUIN 3112 page. Note: Instructions for Online students for portfolio presentation will come next week.

8. Be sure to look carefully at the rubrics for each of your technology enhanced lesson supports (towards the bottom of the page).