Post #8

I thought I did pretty good on my PowerPoint. I created a jeopardy game for a history class covering World War 2. The first slide is a little plain and not as flashy as it could be. The font could be a little bigger. The next slide that has all the categories listed isn't even. I tried to make the boxes the same size and width apart, but I can tell where they aren't even.
Peripherals are printers, scanners, probes, zip drives, cameras, and other devices that provide input to or output from a computer. I've had before where some teachers required a video project. Groups had to do a video interview in the time of Ben Hur. We had to incorporate the plot of the book in our interviewing questions. I remember my group got pretty ridiculous! But it was a fun project to do and gave us something other than writing a paper on it.
For the PowerPoint assignment, I created a Jeopardy game. I learned how to incorporate buttons to make it easier to navigate from slide to slide. I know I will definitely incorporate this into my future classrooms. I know as a student I always enjoyed playing Jeopardy. I think it would be a great review for my students and another way to get them involved in the learning process.