Technology

``````` Technology will be used in our classroom often to complete assignments```````



    As stated in the previous post, we will be doing multiple project-based assignments throughout the course. They will be completed with the assistance of technology for research, compiling data, and presentation. Students will have the option to fulfill these requirements without cutting-edge technology if they would prefer to go to a library for research and make a physical presentation board using more 'traditional' methods.



    Technology use will be evaluated with smaller assignments that build into the more long-term projects. These smaller assignments are designed to assist you with planning and time management, and will be completed with services such as Google Docs, PowerPoint, Prezi, Word, and YouTube. I will evaluate your use of these (and other) sources, as well as any physical media turned in, to monitor and grade your progress in my course. 

If you're new to Prezi, here is a helpful link on how to get started:



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