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Submitted by: David (Mr. Thimble)
Use Google Maps to tell a story of historical or literary figure! The only rules are that you have to use Google Maps proper in order to tell the story- the map by itself should tell a story. You will need to create a map under "My Places" and edit the map o add your locations. The story portions should be added to the descriptions in each location, use text, links, even pictures. In your bog post, use the link tool to embed and or link to your map. For examples see: http://www.wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week1/ as well as Google Lit Trips
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Submitted by: Emma cate neves
Using Adobe Photoshop, create an avatar or some sort of character. Next, design or clip different accessories/features onto different layers. Group the accessories into categories (for example: I used hats, glasses, different mouths, and different backgrounds- so each would it's own layer and grouped accordingly.) Finally, download the photoshop composition composer master file from the internet (JXS file) and run the script. From there it will generate as many variations as possible. Tutorial link for the script: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z99COgONYQ
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Submitted by: Jessica Beaulieu
This is an education GIF: Do we need to explain what this is?
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Submitted by: Jessica Masulli
Using the Way Back Time Machine website on Internet Archive, take screen shots of a favorite website overtime. Then, look at how the website has changed for better and worse. Blog about what makes a website effective and how that changes. See some examples of sites like McDonald's and Best Buy as they looked in 1996 https://www.msu.edu/~karjalae/internet96.htm?hoho
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Submitted by: Takeru Terajima
Use Google Maps to tell a story! It can be the story of a trip you took, a trip you would like to take, a strange occurrence, a war, anything you like! The only rules are that you have to use Google Maps proper in order to tell your story, and post it here.
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Submitted by: Faith Gonzales-Castillo
Have you seen him? Chiweenie 2015-2021 From the Pawboost alert you can visualize the story that we've been searching for our four pawed friend. I think telling a story is best told with a mans bestfriend. So to finish this assignment I want you to share your loved furry one. If you have a lost a loved one you have the ability to recreate their image by sharing a photo through this digital storytellin way. See how the community and the rest of the class reacts to a sentimental post, they keep removing my assignment, Or I really don't know ...
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Submitted by: Steven Q. Dangerfist
Find something in a foreign language and use Google Translate and laugh about how awful it is. Its pretty easy to do if you use Google Chrome. Just go to a site in another language and select the translate to English button when it pops up (options - under the hood - check the box that says to offer translations). I think you can also use the main google.com to translate pages as well. If its a language you know, give an explanation of what it should be and list possible reasons it got messed up.
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