Projects

=Mid-term project= Due at the second f2f meeting (Mar 11th)
 * Technology Teaching Presentation**

__More tools you may want to consider:__ http://www.bestuniversities.com/blog/2009/how-to-create-your-own-online-course-100-tools-guides-and-resources/

=Final project= Instructions: http://personal.crocodoc.com/n1wa2Fz
 * presentation date 4/22 Timeframe 10-12min **
 * final due date 5pm on 4/27 **

Due Week 12 and 13 during the online meeting // Things that you will tell us about during the check-up session: //
 * Final Project Check-up** 8-10 minutes
 * What is your project about?
 * Who is going to do what?
 * Which phase your project is in? What is the plan?
 * What tangible materials (LMS, googledoc, surveys, rubrics, worksheets, PPTs....) have you created anything at this point? Show us!

=Group/Check-up sign-up= Please sign up to a group and choose a presentation/check-up time HERE

=Check-up Presentation Instructions= You may also want to go here to test your connections and try out the features in an actual AC environment. It is a playground on Adobe Connect that I created for you to try it out as presenters without me giving you rights. https://adobeconnect.oit.ohio.edu/r71svod66mk/
 * 3 is a preferable group size for the final project. **
 * - Participation in this check-up is worth 50 points. **
 * Tips:** It is up to each team to determine how to divide the work for this check-up session; however, EVERYONE must present via Adobe Connect - this means that the class should hear every person on the team - you should all utilize the Share Screen function, microphone, and/or the webcam at some point in the 10 minute time period. I strongly suggest meeting in person with your team to present in order to allow everyone to use the same setup - this will minimize delays in waiting for someone to start their microphone/camera or to pull things up on their own screen. I also suggest having at least two laptops in your group logged in to the session - just in case something goes wrong with one. When working with technology, you always need a plan B...and C and D don't hurt either!
 * To prepare:**