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GLACC - CCD Requirement - Digital Literacy and Communication
WORK IN PROGRESS - Appendix to the GLACC Pedagogical Document
Introduction
Assignments
Assessment
Tools Pt. 1 - I want to ...
Protect my Identity, Data, and Work
Organize my Research Materials
Annotate
Discuss, Communicate with Others
Collaborate with others
Publish Content
Work with Text, Analyze Text
Tell Stories
Create Maps
Clean Data
Visualize Data, Create Infographics
Create Presentations
Create Podcasts
Create Screen Captures
Create Videos
Work with still images
Analyze/Study Networks and Social Networks
Analyze Films and Videos
Tools Pt. 2 - by Discipline
Tools Pt. 3 - Pedagogy
Lifelong Learning
Bibliography
Twine
Twine
Twine is an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories.
Useful for:
Tech Requirements:
Download/install version OR Browser version - No need to create an account - Careful: work is saved in your browser
Learning Curve:
Used by:
Russell Williams, CL2091B – Digital Poetics
Feedback from Faculty:
StoryMap | KnightLab
StoryMapJS
[Helps] you tell stories on the web that highlight the locations of a series of events.
Useful for:
Presentations with a geographical element. Alternative to PowerPoint.
Tech Requirements:
None, web hosted. Google account needed.
Learning Curve:
Easy
Used by:
Tanya Elder, AN1002A
Feedback from Faculty:
ArcGIS StoryMaps | ESRI
New version
Classic
TimeLine | KnightLab
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