Saturday, July 17, 2010

Week 2 Comments on Billy Goins' blog

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010
Goins Billy Wk 2 Project: Utudu Setup



1. Goins, Billy

2. Prior Project Selected: Student Comic Books

3. Creating Comic Books is from website I created with Flash, Dreamweaver. The unit topics covered include creating a comic book style storyboard, editing digital photos, and assembling the comic using desktop publishing software. However for the purpose of this assignment, I will complete the introduction and the storyboard lesson portions of the unit.

4. Original EMDT course: Digital Media and Education Applications, November 2009.

5. Initial Appraisal of Udutu Scenario: My initial appraisal consisted of Udutu’s Self Directed Learning Scenario template. For this project, students will create a storyboard product, which will serve as the assessment portion for this lesson and as a working draft for their final product. I believe that this template will allow students to work at their own pace, view/review media driven instruction, and best suit the more practical applications of the lesson.

6. Original project link:
http://web.me.com/billygoins/EMD573/index.html
Posted by Billy Goins at 9:29 PM
2 comments:

jbb said...
Looks great. A
appears in your URL link generating a 404 error. Just a heads up.
June 20, 2010 12:03 AM
Natalie said...
Hello, Billy. Your idea of creating comic books for your students is a great way to help them learn the "fun" way! Sounds like its going to be pretty creative per the details you provide in #3 and will require a lot of man-hours during the creation and assembly process. Unfortunately, I am not at all familiar with any of the software you named, and that is just another reason why I need to stay abreast of what's available out there in order to give students a variety of media for more pleasurable learning experiences. I'm sure they will have fun and grasp more out of the lesson that this project covers because it caters to their interests as students. Well wishes for success with this project.
July 17, 2010 12:55 PM

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