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Present three key ideas you think everyone should have learned from the readings. This will be done individually –responses will be written. Send me a Google Doc or email me your ideas.

Create a Wordle image listing 10 - 15 keywords you remember from reading Chapter 4 and Chapter 8. Keywords that need more emphasis or attention should be larger and typed multiple times.
 * **Student Names ** || **Student Wordle Image ** ||
 * Shannon Anderson || [[image:authsysinstrdes2012/Screen_shot_2012-02-20_at_1.35.17_PM.png width="400" height="259"]] ||
 * Betsy Corcoran || [[image:authsysinstrdes2012/Screen_shot_2012-02-23_at_5.26.31_PM.png width="432" height="257"]] ||
 * Megan Habowski || [[image:authsysinstrdes2012/Screen_shot_2012-02-23_at_5.21.29_PM.png width="445" height="299"]] ||
 * Christina Ivankina || [[image:authsysinstrdes2012/Screen_shot_2012-02-23_at_5.22.03_PM.png width="480" height="312"]] ||
 * Kurt Troxell || [[image:authsysinstrdes2012/Picture_1.png width="432" height="280"]] ||

**__Unit 6 – Hybrid Flowchart/Storyboard__ (WC, SR, QR, TC, CA&R, IL) - 15 points**

A hybrid flowchart/storyboard is an excellent planning tool to help your students with the development of multimedia projects. This tool is neither a traditional flowchart nor a storyboard but it is the best of both for designing multimedia projects.

For this assignment, create a multimedia project hybrid flowchart/storyboard for your final non-linear multimedia project assignment for this course (//see Unit 12 Multimedia Project Assignment for details//). Your hybrid flowchart/storyboard will be your planning tool to help you think through your multimedia project design. The multimedia project you actually create (//for Unit 12//) may vary from your plan when it is done in its final form. Include all 20 slides. To create your hybrid flowchart/storyboard, you will use pencil and paper—don't spend more time than is necessary to create this planning tool. However be sure to include descriptive placeholders for graphics, text, navigation buttons, and screen/card titles. Once your hybrid flowchart/storyboard is completed, please scan or take a digital photo of the storyboard, save as a .jpg file, and upload the file. Upload your flowchart/storyboard hybrid .jpg file to the classroom wiki.