- Regroup for this project with someone who you haven't work with during Project 1.
- discuss as a class where / how will we identify the stops needed for the Tour?
- one stop per group will be assigned
- create a map of your assigned tour stop
- create a storyboard and script of what your tour stop will be about
- choose the application/tool that you think best suits your needs: website, video, animation, voicethread, etc
- shoot video, take pics, conduct interviews, etc to get the content needed and synthesize it digitally
- compile all links/postings together
- share with me/upload the final product (movie, animation, etc)
- get an URL for it
- create a QR Code to access the URL
- use a QR Code to identify the stop
- fully test QR Codes, links, postings, videos, etc
- print and laminate a big QR Code for your tour stop (1/4 letter size page and write your names on the back after laminating it)
- install QR Codes @ tour stops
- add all virtual tour stops to our wiki (What is this?)
Let's start thinking about the following for our Project 2:
- what are QR Codes?
- why use QR Codes?
- QR codes bring Museum tours to life (Article)
- who would the audience be?
- what would they expect to get from the tour?
- what stops/places are we looking into listing in our tour?
- why?
- what are the highlights of WA that you think should be included in the tour?

Please post your answers to this Form.
Using Top-down and Bottom-up strategies start planning how will you make the map of the school as our starting point and plan to add/zoom into your Tour Stop. Please take a look at these:
- making a map of the school using Google SketchUp
- Have a look at the K-12 Education SketchUp Gallery
- You can also explore this MindCraft Wiki for ideas
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