Exploring Early Canada

Job #2 - Presentations


Graphic Novel Page

You will create a graphic novel page describing a day in your life.

Once you have completed your research you will take it to art and you will create a graphic novel page that includes all of the research that you have found when answering the questions in job #1.

Your graphic novel page must explain:
- Who you are.
- Where you live or work.
- What you do.
- Who else is involved in your day.
- The tasks you accomplish and the tools you use to accomplish them.
- The challenges you face.
- How you feel about your life.
 

Computer Presentation

Use Google Presentation or popplet.com in order to prepare for your presentation in class.

Once you have completed your research you will create a computer presentation that includes all of the research that you have found when answering the questions in job #1.

Your presentation must explain:
- Who you are.
- Where you live or work.
- What you do.
- Who else is involved in your day.
- The tasks you accomplish and the tools you use to accomplish them.
- The challenges you face.
- How you feel about your life.

Be sure to think about how you will organize and represent your information on the computer/popplet screen.  I strongly suggest you also have a paper copy of your information ready. This copy will help you maintain eye-contact with your audience as you present, rather than reading directly from the computer screen. 

Watch the YouTube video below to learn more about popplets and Google Presentation

popplet.com







Video Presentation


Use WeVideo in order to prepare for your video presentation in class.

Once you have completed your research you will create a video presentation that includes all of the research that you have found when answering the questions in job #1.

Your video must explain:
- Who you are.
- Where you live or work.
- What you do.
- Who else is involved in your day.
- The tasks you accomplish and the tools you use to accomplish them.
- The challenges you face.
- How you feel about your life.

Be sure to think about how you will organize and represent your information in the video.  I strongly suggest you also have a paper copy of your information ready. This copy will help you maintain eye-contact with your audience as you present, rather than reading directly from the computer screen.  

Watch the YouTube video below to learn more about WeVideo.