iBook Creation

Download and open the iBook Template. Follow the video tutorial to transfer your work to the iBook. Each group member should complete their section in iBooks, not just one person in the group. Remember that you need the following in your iBook that was completed from past checkpoints:

full quality RGB JPG images of your finished backgrounds with characters (at least six)
recorded narrations for each of the backgrounds (make sure they rhyme)
one video animation with two sound effects in the video per each group member
one Korean word used wisely in each background and video
one good and bad choice that diverts the story

When finished, save the iBook as your userID description (#ca8joe15 farmer...for the # see which number you are below; if your section is first among your partner type #a and if after then #b) and save it on your computer and in the shared dropbox folder. Take screenshots of each page in iBooks and post to Wordpress. Post the link to the spreadsheet. This link signifies you are turning in the final project.1 Family Koo, Stacy

2 Hagwon Teacher Nemenyi, Vivian Ji Hyoun.

3 Bus Driver Julius Kenny

4 rice cake shop owner Chey, Sarah Kerbaugh, Erin

5 palace guard Kim, Jayde Ann

6 Grocery CD Christine

7 Farmer Alharthy, Alwarith David

8 Apartment Security Guard Yoon, Mary

9 Church Teacher Park Marton

10 Piano Teacher Gupta, Shubham Tay

11 Taxi Driver Ashley Lee

12 Singer Rachel Gracy

13 Taxi Driver Lee, May

do not do:

final project spreadsheet.

To add new pages, follow the screenshot below:

Then in the bottom right corner of each page, go to Insert > Widgets > and choose Pop-Over and drag the Korean Word Image and then write the Korean Word, Korean English, and definition with 22pt like the image below.

Drag your exported full quality RGB JPG images of your finished backgrounds with your characters, video animations, and narrations into the iBook pages in order. Insert your Korean words and Minjee's decision.