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ASYNCHRONOUS EXTRA CREDIT OPPORTUNITY

Due to the holiday, some of you will not have section week 9. Since attendance is offered as an extra credit opportunity you, are still eligible to receive points for asynchronous attendance.

To receive the extra credit attendance points, review the below instructions and sign your name on the asynchronous activity "sign-in" sheet to document your progress.

We acknowledge many of you may be traveling earlier in the week. So, the opportunity is extended to everyone (regardless of what section you are enrolled in) and will be available through Saturday, Nov. 29.

Asynchronous Discussion Section Extra Credit

Step 1. Review the Prezi Media Project Workshop Slides (linked below).
Step 2. Select at least one slide under the area labelled "Generating Content" (e.g. Current Events, Additional Elements, Insights, Take Aways) to focus on. Review different subtopics under the slide for inspiration and tips.
Step 3. Set a goal for a specific task you want to complete for your storyboard. Set a a timer for 30 minutes and work on your goal.
Step 4. Use the Asynchronous “Sign-In” Sheet to leave your name, along with a brief comment noting any shared resources you reviewed and/or any tasks/goals completed during your work time.

STORYBOARD RESOURCES

Prezi Media Project Workshop Slides

HELPFUL REMINDERS

For Working on Your Storyboard.

Format Guidelines:

- If you're creating a podcast or video, your storyboard should be a written transcript of your content (you can include links to soundbites or interviews, just make sure your "script" for what you or your teammates say is written out for the storyboard).
- For other formats, include a copy of your project or a sharable link to your work in progress if you're using an online platform.
- Everyone must include a works cited section in the storyboard.
- Be sure to include captions for any images you use (these can be added in different ways depending on your format but should appear somewhere in your project).

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Media Project Overview
- Basic Criteria & Guidelines Download Basic Criteria & Guidelines
- Learning Objectives & Stages of Project
- FAQ Handout Links to an external site.
- Grading Rubric (for completed project)Download Grading Rubric (Final Version)

Aim for 85% Completion:
By the time you submit your storyboard, your project should be at least 85% complete. Be sure to include a short list of any final steps you still need to complete (for example: integrating analysis of a film segment, adding a section based on a reading, revising your focus question, or writing final conclusions). If sharing a transcript or copy of the project, you can leave your final steps list at the bottom of your document. Otherwise, leave your final steps list as a comment after submitting a shareable link for the storyboard.
If You're Already Finished:
It's totally fine if your project is mostly or fully completed when you submit your storyboard. In that case, your next step will be to post your project to the shared discussion board along with a short summary. (There’s no need to revise just for the sake of change if your storyboard already reflects a complete version of your project.)

Handouts / worksheets from section: