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For purposes of this class, an "artifact" is something you create that will demonstrate your understanding of one of the ISTE Standards for Students. The only two requirements for this assignment are
For purposes of this class, an "artifact" is something you create that will demonstrate your understanding of one of the ISTE Standards for Students. The only two requirements for this assignment are
Each artifact must be authentic - that is, something you will actually use with your colleagues, your learners, or your community.
Each artifact must be new - you may not submit anything that you previously created for any other purpose.
You may produce more than one artifact that you're proud of over the course of this class, but you only need to submit ONE of them.
You may produce more than one artifact that you're proud of over the course of this class, but you only need to submit ONE of them.
The following are EXAMPLES of what you might consider creating. Your artifact could be something completely different - as long as it is authentic to your needs.
The following are EXAMPLES of what you might consider creating. Your artifact could be something completely different - as long as it is authentic to your needs.
A newsletter
An infographic
A screencast showing students how to do something
A blog post about something you're excited to try
A choice board
A Pear Deck or Nearpod lesson
A podcast or podcast script
A green screen video
A collaborative Slides template
The Creative Communicator page also contains suggestions for tech tools to use to create your artifact. Again, you are free to use a different tool as long as it makes sense for the purpose of your artifact.
The Creative Communicator page also contains suggestions for tech tools to use to create your artifact. Again, you are free to use a different tool as long as it makes sense for the purpose of your artifact.
Please be sure that your artifact has been shared, if necessary, so that the course facilitator (nancy.watson@region10.org) can view it.
Please be sure that your artifact has been shared, if necessary, so that the course facilitator (nancy.watson@region10.org) can view it.
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