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Revision as of 18:53, 16 October 2016
Photo and image essays
Objectives
- Capturing an image so as to tell a story, communicate
- Understanding that a sequence of images can be created as an essay
- Getting familiar with different methods of image capture
- Ability to build a script to tell a story
What prior skills are assumed
- Ability to operate ICT equipment safely, including mobiles, camera, etc (If this is not the case, a short introcuctory session can be done by the teacher)
- Familiarity with the ICT environment and managing files and folders
- Text typing in local languages - through concept mapping or text editing
Resources needed
Hardware, software, Files
- Images, photos
- Camera. mobile
- Computer lab with projection equipment
- Learn Ubuntu
- Learn LibreOffice Writer
- Learn Kolor Paint
Digital skills
- Capturing images and organizing them in folders
- Viewing images
- Combining different formats together - text and image
Description of activity with detailed steps
Teacher led activity
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Student activities
Portfolio
How to use the template
- {{subst:ICT-Project}}
- After the template is inserted go to the side box syntax and add the corresponding chapter link from the teacher handbook
Add a link to the Teacher Handbook