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Design Process for Differentiating DigitallyMy capstone audience will be for teachers, academic specialists and administrators. My Driving question: What is the impact of using technology to increase literacy learning for at risk students? I will also be using other sources that tie into increasing literacy learning for primary grade students.
My reasons for having teachers/educators as my audience is so they can become more educated in the topic I will present to them. My hope is that this capstone can be helpful and guide them in their practice. My goal for this audience is to get them feeling more comfortable about using technology in their classrooms to engage and help all students, especially those who are otherwise at risk and giving up. The content I have on my website to engage and teach my audience are many visuals. Visual examples are important since many people are visual learners. I also know that many are auditory as well. I have videos, graphics, and assessments that are visually presented. I am hoping my audience can walk away with something they learn that is valuable to them and their students. |
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Differentiating Digitally Design Process
This is my mind map for my capstone project. It was created using Coggle.
It helped me to visually organize my thoughts and put everything together.
It helped me to visually organize my thoughts and put everything together.
Tools Used in The Design Process
Google Forms- Create surveys, quizzes.
Google Slides- Create and edit presentations.
Educreations- A community where anyone can teach what they know.
Wevideo-Online video editor that makes it easy to make and share movies.
Animoto- Makes great videos easily.
Google Slides- Create and edit presentations.
Educreations- A community where anyone can teach what they know.
Wevideo-Online video editor that makes it easy to make and share movies.
Animoto- Makes great videos easily.
Logo Design Process
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I explored logomakr.com. The logo with the children around the world was what I explored first. Although it is nice, I had difficulties with it and actually liked the one with the hands around the computer better. I think it goes better with my topic for my project.
Books About the Design Process
The Power of Questions makes connections between investigating issues related to your practice and designing research curricula for your students. Beverly Falk and Megan Blumenreich carefully illustrate and scaffold the research process for you by breaking it into smaller steps.
The Visual Connection" makes training materials, presentations, e-Learning modules and PowerPoint screens better for learning. Using wonderful synchronous and asynchronous technologies that allow us to reach around the globe, more and more people are learning with visuals.
White Space is Not Your Enemy, Second Edition, is a practical graphic design and layout guide that introduces the concepts and practices necessary for producing effective visual communication across a variety of formats--from web to print.
