Here is a Canva presentation that guides students to think through critical issues in information literacy and suggests some academically sound sources that can be used for research in fashion and dress.
Projects
Business Research
An introduction to the fundamentals of researching products and businesses with a step-by-step checklist of research dimensions and references to some common resources available for each dimension.
Introducing Annotation in First-Year Classrooms
Below you will find a brief (5:15) voice-over presentation that introduces annotating course texts in the first-year writing classroom. While this method is specifically designed for college writers learning how to annotate source material while working on a larger writing project, it can serve as part of an introduction to annotation in any beginning context.
Below is a Canva link to the presentation itself without the voice over.
Evaluating Quantitative Information
Here is my attempt at developing a canva slideshow for the topic of Evaluating Quantitative Information in the educational and schooling context.
Learning activity
This is a YouTube presentation made in Canva about looking at different kinds of articles and their credibility. The Creative Commons license is on the front page. The Closed Captions supposedly work (might have to change from English United States to simply English — I think I’ll have to change that but not sure how without starting all over again.). I also already see things I want to change, which is not a surprise, but still needs to be done.
Primary Research
https://edpuzzle.com/media/61f74d13ede10542d4cff595
This is a canva slideshow with a voiceover and edpuzzle. I decided on using edpuzzle rather than the h5p tools because of the option for open-ended questions.
