*Visit websites with examples.
*Determine a museum/website name along with the URL.
*Keep track of all groups' progress.
*Communicate with teachers any issues.
*Plan ahead for placement, description, design, etc.
* Locate an audio source that represents your area. It can be a podcast, speech, interview, or other type of audio recording.
* Determine the best way to present that provides credit to the source and allows the user to listen easily.
* Include title, author, original location along with a description.
*Cite the source(s).
* Communicate with curators.
* Decide text to utilize.
* Utilize design tool to display the text online - Canva, Adobe Spark, etc.
* All photos added need to be copyright-friendly.***
* Create a title and description.
* Cite your sources.
* Communicate with curators.
* Grab your camera phone to take photos.
* View photos on museum sites. What do you notice? What makes a great photo?
* Take MANY photos to pick the right one.
* Create a title and description.
* Communicate with curators.
* Decide a creation tool.
3D printing - Utilze Tinkercad
Clay or other design material - Let us know - we have a ton of cardboard, clay, etc. for you.
* Discuss ideas for your creation. How does it connect to the museum ideas?
* This is original work.
* Create a title and description.
* Communicate with curators.
* Decide a video creation tool - Studio, Adobe Spark, iMovie.
* Create an outline of your video to organize what you need.
* All photos and videos need to be copyright-friendly.***
* Create a title and description.
* Communicate with curators.
* Locate primary sources from online sources.
* Determine the best way to present the found primary source.
* Create a title and description.
* Cite Sources
* Communicate with curators.
* Talk to all individuals to learn content needed for website
* Create pages, design layout, choose templates
* Collaborate with curators to establish the overall theme
* Gather materials from all members and upload content to the website
* Check citations for information
*Search for artwork.
*Determine what artwork can be displayed legally. (No copyright issues.)
*Create a title and description.
* Cite the source(s).
*Communicate with curators.
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