Global Projects
Digital Literacy
This poster was created collaboratively with Nicole. It is intended for upper elementary or middle school students.
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Hi Rachel, I like your comic style. What was the website you used? For your narrative, it's very clear what is going on and the benefits of the projects. Is this an actual project on the websites?
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ReplyDeleteGreat comic! You've illustrated your understanding of global projects well. Did you use Pixton to create your comic? I think these comic creators are great tools that can be incorporated into student projects and introduced in the library.