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    The document provides instructions for students to create an infographic, digital poster, comic, or brochure about their research results using Canva. It outlines including font, background, pictures, accuracy, task completion, sources, and names. Students are asked to write a 100-120 word narration, have their teacher review it, and record it using Vocaroo. They then generate a QR code from the audio link and add it to their project. Finally, students upload their finished work to a shared Linoit canvas for others to view.

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    The document provides instructions for students to create an infographic, digital poster, comic, or brochure about their research results using Canva. It outlines including font, background, pictures, accuracy, task completion, sources, and names. Students are asked to write a 100-120 word narration, have their teacher review it, and record it using Vocaroo. They then generate a QR code from the audio link and add it to their project. Finally, students upload their finished work to a shared Linoit canvas for others to view.

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    Using Canva, Vocaroo and QR Code Generator

    Uploaded by

    Helga Kraljik
    The document provides instructions for students to create an infographic, digital poster, comic, or brochure about their research results using Canva. It outlines including font, background, pictures, accuracy, task completion, sources, and names. Students are asked to write a 100-120 word narration, have their teacher review it, and record it using Vocaroo. They then generate a QR code from the audio link and add it to their project. Finally, students upload their finished work to a shared Linoit canvas for others to view.

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    Using Canva, Vocaroo and QR code

    generator
    Decide how you want to present the
    results of your research:
    • an infographic / a digital poster / a comic / a
    brochure…
    https://www.canva.com
    ▪ When designing your work, bear in mind the following: 

    ▪ font, background, pictures; 


    ▪ accuracy (grammar & vocabulary); 
    ▪ task completion;
    ▪ sources;
    ▪ write your and your school’s name.
    Easter is just around the
    corner!

     Font / background / pictures


     Accuracy
     Task completion
     Sources
     Name
    ▪ Write a narration (100-120 words) for your infographic/digital
    poster… and have your teacher check your work.
    ▪ Use linking words (To start with, Next, Finally, not only…but
    also…, both…and…)
    ▪ After your teacher’s feedback, make necessary changes to your
    text.
    ▪ Record yourself reading the narration using https://vocaroo.com/ 
    Easter is just around the corner!

    ▪ Turn the link for your audio into a QR code using a QR code
    generator (there are some in different colours).
    https://www.qrcode-monkey.com/
    ▪ Download the QR code as a PNG
    and ad it to your infographics /
    digital posters / comic / brochure…
    ▪ Upload the finished infographics / digital posters / comics /
    brochures into your folder to this canvas:

    ▪ http://en.linoit.com/

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