Where and how might we communicate or share our creations?

Stretch your traditional methods of sharing and communicating by including “outside” audiences or communities. Consider choosing at least 2 options from each column below in your next project.

CONSIDER THESE IDEAS

• Tweet a photo and note using hashtag #k2digitalLiteracy and mention @lhricit
• share links on a class website to created student Google Docs, Slides, Sheets or Drawings.
• create journal entries to share with classmates and families in apps like Seesaw.
• send an email with links to your created books from Book Creator to a similar grade-level class in another school in your district.
• invite community members and/or district administrators to a "lunch n' learn" sharing session in your classroom