6.3 Virtual Posters
Posters can present information and share a story. The creator of the poster has a particular story, message and content to share. Applying media and messages to share information with a particular audience is a challenging task. Learning about the unique form of writing for visual posters should come first. Then, you will apply this writing to a specific topic of your choosing. The audience will be teacher candidates and classroom teachers who may wish to learn more about the topic you will share. FOUR unique digital locations will be shared on your visual poster. You will present your visual poster in both a physical form (mounted to the walls in the building) and a digital form (posted to your professional blog). Let's look at criteria and models of visual posters before we begin.
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An effective poster will
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Creating your physical poster with digital content in mind
Steps to DO IT to LEARN IT
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QR codes - not just your average hyperlink
Kathy Shrock's Guide to Everything: QR Codes in the Classroom |
References and Resources
- Principles of Design, Getty, https://www.getty.edu/education/teachers/building_lessons/principles_design.pdf