Publishing and Design
Today, we previewed Anton's design work for the webpage that will host our content. He is coding this site in JavaScript we all liked it's interactive, fluid design. Here is his mock-up:
We also started a second site using Google Sites as well. This site will be an easier site to manage, it will be up and running sooner, it's free (Google hosts the site) and it will help us organize our material for Anton's effort. Here is the link.
We are also continuing to digitize museum recordings and photographs. For this process, we've used GarageBand, Audacity (open-source recording software), and Photoshop.
Students have been creating installations for our pop-up museum. We've had classroom presentations and some of the artifacts are now on display in our school trophy cases.
Students have also used online applications like Prezi, and desktop applications like Excel to create timelines in their multi-media presentations.
We also started a second site using Google Sites as well. This site will be an easier site to manage, it will be up and running sooner, it's free (Google hosts the site) and it will help us organize our material for Anton's effort. Here is the link.
We are also continuing to digitize museum recordings and photographs. For this process, we've used GarageBand, Audacity (open-source recording software), and Photoshop.
Students have been creating installations for our pop-up museum. We've had classroom presentations and some of the artifacts are now on display in our school trophy cases.
Students have also used online applications like Prezi, and desktop applications like Excel to create timelines in their multi-media presentations.
