• Scenario
• Getting organised Planning
• Keeping track
• Student profile
• Destination database
• Trips
• 
• Welcome
• Leaflet
• E-cards
• Invitation
• 
• eportfolio
• Review

GETTING ORGANISED

You need to create some folders to store your work on the computer. Make sure you use sensible folder names.

 

Create a Welcome folder to store all the final publications. You will also need some folders for supporting evidence.

 

Choosing a test buddy and other test users

You must choose a test buddy, someone from the same age group as the visiting students who will give you good feedback on your publications. You should also choose other suitable test users who can give you useful feedback on your publications.

 

Sources table

You must keep careful records of all the sources you use to gather information and images.

 

Create a sources table to record details of each source. Here is an example of a sources table to start you off.

 

You should use the first four columns to record the location of each item you find. You only need to complete the other columns for items you actually use.

 

The table should contain all items from primary and secondary sources, not just images.

 

Save your sources table for your eportfolio. Keep it up-to-date throughout the project.

 

Producing original information

It is often easier to produce images and information yourself. You will need to use a range of primary sources. For example, you could take photographs, produce drawings, make sound recordings.

 

Using existing information

You should only use copyright-free material in your publications.