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W E B D E V E L O P M E N T R E F L E C T I O N S H O M E
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| Multimedia Module Reflection | ||||||||
| This was the most troublesome project I had. I have very little access to technology besides a computer and a camera. I chose to do a really extensive PowerPoint presentation. I love mythology and have made Jeopardy games in the past to go along with my lessons, but never with any type of technology, just paper and chalkboard. I spent hours trying to find the best pictures to go along with each question and even added sound. I bought a microphone and had to yell into it to get my voice heard, but it ended up working well. I went through and made the board for the game and then the questions. I even created a couple of daily doubles. I thought it would be great to click on whatever category and amount and the game go straight to that question. Plus, I made it to where the person controlling the game could go to the answer or back to the main game board. I thought it was a great idea and wonderful in theory. Unfortunately, after having my game board, questions, and answers scramble after I had saved the program was bad luck. I soon realized that there can be so many links on a PowerPoint before the program can no longer handle it. After getting help, I realized the only way to keep the links from scrambling was to save it as a webpage. However, my automatic sound was lost and if the viewer wants sound, they have to click on the icon. I ended up really happy with it, but it was frustrating until the very end. | ||||||||
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L I F E M A P P A T H F I N D E R C O P Y R I G H T L I S T S E R V T E A C H E R T O O L S I N T E R N E T T O O L S W E B D E V E L O P M E N T R E F L E C T I O N S H O M E |
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