Case Study Info
The case study uses the same prompt you completed previously. Ignore the direction to “refer to your first Case Study.” You all don’t have a copy of yours since it wasn’t an official assignment. Some classes used it for their portfolios the first time around, although we did not. If you don want to see what you wrote the first time, let me know, and I can look it up for you (yes, I did read all your answers the first time, and found them very helpful).
You don’t need to search the Internet or use any books. Just employ critical thinking and do your best! This is your chance to show what you've learned this semester.
Here’s the case study. Remember, you will be graded on this. It is best if you follow these directions:
1) Open up word. Type the answers here so you can keep track of word limits, spell check, save, etc.
2) Copy your responses from word into the form.
3) Create a new page on your website entitled "technology integration" or "Case Study" or something like that.
4) Paste your answers from word onto your new page, along with the original questions.
Once you’re done, you may leave, unless you have questions about Friday…
Showcase
If you need help with anything on your website, now is the time to ask! Websites should be complete and ready to roll at the beginning of class Monday. I am handing out a rubric of how you will be graded. Bring earphones Monday morning if you’d like visitors to listen to things on your site. You may also want to decorate your computer area (not required).
Homework
- Prepare for the Showcase!
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