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This is the basics for you to follow - grading rubric based on these points - Check the other deck for a slide by slide template. (See my webpage 2/6/14)
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Published on Nov 19, 2015

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1.

HOW TO CREATE A DECK

FOR THE RENAISSANCE RESEARCH PROJECT
This is the basics for you to follow - grading rubric based on these points - Check the other deck for a slide by slide template. (See my webpage 2/6/14)
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YOUR DECK MUST INCLUDE:

  • Title page (with name /class)
  • Thesis statement
  • Two quotes minimum  - 1 per reason
  • a summary/concluding slide
  • A primary source (probably artwork)
  • Presentation notes for EACH SLIDE
Rubric based on completing these main objects. An additional element to the grading will be the accuracy of facts and clarity of modern connection
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3.

TITLE SCREEN WITH NAME

  • Title should include your Renaissance person
  • Include your name and class period - i.e. 8-2 - under
This should be something like:
RAPAEL by Fred Derf 8-8 and the file or deck should be your name as well.
Photo by Penn Provenance Project
4.

THESIS STATEMENT

  • Keep it short
  • Include your Renaissance person
  • How they impacted history
  • Two examples of the impact
Short and sweet!
Photo by Penn Provenance Project
5.

Background & QUOTES

  • Set the scene - background information
  • Two reasons with one supporting quote each
  • Quotes should have parenthetical citation (who said it)
  • Use as many visuals as you need for examples but you must cite them
Include what people need to know - what was it like before your person, the art piece or invention came along?
Photo by Penn Provenance Project
6.

RESOURCES/CITATIONS

  • Include all resources - including images
  • See Purdue O.W.L. for help citing photos or translations
  • Include sources for background information if not common knowledge (like birth or death dates)
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7.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

  • Public presentation notes for ALL slides
  • public = transcript
  • include parenthetical citation in presentation notes
  • Email URL to me (Share)(michael_smith@wrsd.net)
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8.

KNOW THE PICTURE?

AND HAIKU DECK DOESN'T?
Sometimes Haiku Deck doesn't find the same excellent images you do - here is a way to get the ones you want.
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9.

TAKE A SCREEN SHOT

CLICK THE "HOME" AND "POWER" BUTTON TOGETHER
A screen shot is a way to capture a picture that Haiku Deck doesn't find. You can also "touch" copy images you google which also pastes the image into the iPad's photos file.

In Haiku Deck select the picture tool - choose "Import" then "My Photos."

Select image and click "add image" at the bottom
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Then select "Import"

CLICK THE "HOME" AND "POWER" BUTTON TOGETHER
A screen shot is a way to capture a picture that Haiku Deck doesn't find. You can also "touch" copy images you google which also pastes the image into the iPad's photos file.

In Haiku Deck select the picture tool - choose "Import" then "My Photos."

Select image and click "add image" at the bottom
11.

Be sure to SAVE!

FIRST CLICK "SHARE" ON YOUR PROJECT FROM HOMESCREEN
To save your deck touch the upper left to get the "Main Menu" arrow.

Click "Share" - That will bring you to either a publish screen (first save) or an update screen
12.

NEXT BE SURE TO "PUBLISH"

CHOOSE EDUCATION FOR A CATEGORY
Check the title - Is it your name? - fix it if it isn't!

Choose education for the category -

Then "Publish"

You will see it saving each slide to the web. When it is done you should see a screen much like this next slide...
13.

UPDATE AFTER ANY EDITS

YOU SHOULD SEE EACH SLIDE AS IT SAVES
This is where you should be with a little version of your deck in the window.

This is also what you will see if you have edited an existing deck - wait for it to save each slide before you close this window.

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Untitled Slide

When you have your deck just the way you want it save and share it with me.

From this screen choose "Copy URL" after you update.
15.

NOW TIME TO SHARE

CHOOSE "COPY URL"
Now close haiku Deck and open Safari to get to your school gmail account.

(google "gmail" - sign in...)



16.

EMAIL ME THE URL

OPEN YOUR GMAIL AND PASTE IT IN - YOU'RE DONE!
Send me the link!

michael_smith@wrsd.net

subject: "Your name and class period" project

Then paste the link into the body of the email and hit send!

Michael Smith