Actualizing Technology to Construct âAuthenticâ Storybooks for Indigenous Communities to Help Support Language Revitalization Candace K. Galla LRC 530
Slide 2Application to be Used Microsoft Publisher A desktop distributer takes into consideration accurate position of representation and content on page Available in the expert adaptation of Office XP
Slide 3Grade Level Students of all evaluations can deliver this kind of storybooks, however it ought not constrain creation to our understudies Parents, educators, heads, staff can likewise make stories
Slide 4Skill Level â a continuum Any client will have the capacity to make and bring home with them a last result of their storybook Less assist More with helping Students with Basic Computer Knowledge and Computer Application Skills Students without Basic Computer Knowledge and Computer Application Skills
Slide 5Time Frame 2 weeks, incorporates Introduction to MS Publisher Utilizing a Unicode Keyboard, particular to your dialect Storyboard Creation of story (content) Creation of design (unique work of art digitize) Creating in MS Publisher Publish last item Presentation
Slide 6Introduction to MS Publisher Learn the extremely fundamental segments Insert content boxes Insert illustrations Formatting Schemes Editing Page Setup â essential!
Slide 7Utilizing a Unicode Keyboard âCurrent PC programming licenses individuals to compose, distribute, send e-mailsâ¦in essentially every dialect on the planet. There are no more the impediments which kept speakers from writing or perusing their dialect in their own orthography â paying little respect to what number of emphasized letters exist.â With the assistance from Chris Harvey ( www.languagegeek.com and advisor to the Indigenous Language Institute), we no more need to recall keystroke mixes to make our extraordinary letters of our dialects. We can simply sort!
Slide 8Storyboard Create a storyboard - design of content and representation and request Creation of writings Creation of illustrations Original work of art, pictures will be digitized (sweep) Use a computerized camera to catch still pictures Edit representation (shading, size, and so on.)
Slide 9Creating in MS Publisher Type content Insert illustrations (digitized) Edit Proofread Edit, again Collaboration with associates (remarks, recommendations) Edit, last time
Slide 10Publication Decide⦠if your storybook will be in B&W, Color, or both what kind of paper you will utilize (cardstock for spread, plain paper for inside) how you will tie your storybook
Slide 11Storytelling Presentation Present one of your storybooks made to the class To think aboutâ¦(instructors) Cost powerful courses in which you can copy numerous storybooks for your classroom Making the storybook accessible on-line Incorporate sound recordings of understudi