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This document is a research proposal from group members Lester and Hamilton for a Fall 2011 digital project. It outlines that the group will create either a Prezi or VoiceThread digital text. The essential research questions and how the project will represent the six phases of inquiry through the digital format are not yet determined. An initial storyboard sketch is requested to provide a rough outline of the proposed project.
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Digital project research proposal
- 1. Names of Group Members: November 7, 2011 Digital Project Research Proposal Lester and Hamilton, Fall 2011 Digital Product You Will Create (Prezi or VoiceThread): Essential Research Questions That Will Be Addressed/Answered In Your Project: How do you envision your digital “text” (Prezi or VoiceThread) representing the six phases of inquiry (connecting, wondering, investigating, constructing, expressing, and reflecting? If you were going to sketch a storyboard for each “frame” or “panel”, what might it look like? Use the attached graphic organizer to provide a rough outline of your project.