Ignite Presentation

Final Project: Ignite Presentation

Due date: Friday, May 30th

Goals:

1. To identify your geographic passion, conduct research and share what you learn with your AP HuG classmates and teacher.

2. To use Haiku Deck to create a 20 slide presentation.

3. To embed your Haiku Deck presentation on your AP HuG Blog.

4. To download your Haiku Deck presentation to PowerPoint and add automatic timings.

5. To practice effective presentation skills.

The final item that you will create and post to your AP HuG Blog is an Ignite Presentation.

• Instructions linked HERE (handout also provided in class).

Unit 6: Gapminder Screencast & Analysis

Unit 6: Gapminder Screencast & Analysis

Due date: Tuesday, April 22nd

Goals:

1.  To use Gapminder to explore economic indicators and global and regional economic development.

2.  To identify direct and indirect correlations in economic development indicators.

3.  To create and post screencast videos to Blogger.

4.  To write a clear, concise Gapminder analysis.

The fifth item that you will create and post to your AP HuG Blog is a Gapminder Screencast and Analysis.

• Instructions linked HERE

Your two screencast videos (direct correlation and indirect correlation) should be inserted as mine are below. When you are creating your New Post, use the Insert a Video tool in the toolbar at the top of the window to insert the screencast videos.

Unit 4: Crossing The Line ArcGIS Online Activity

Unit 4: Crossing The Line ArcGIS Online Activity

Due date: Tuesday, February 25th

Goals:

1.  To use ArcGIS Online to explore various types of political boundaries and their impact on the countries they define. 

2.  To make and defend a prediction regarding future political boundaries.

3.  To use a GIS (in this case ArcGIS Online) to create a digital map.

4.  To write a clear, concise, complete 4 paragraph map analysis.

5.  To use an embed code to post a map to Blogger.

The fourth item that you will create and post to your AP HuG Blog is an ArcGIS Online Map and Analysis focused on two current international boundaries that you believe will change in the next 25 years. One prediction will involve splitting a current country into two or more smaller countries, and the other will involve merging two or more countries into one larger one. 

• Instructions for Part 1 are linked HERE. You must complete Part 1 before moving on to Part 2. NOTE: The ArcGIS Online map used in Part 1 has been updated by the lesson author, Anita Palmer, so that all layers work with the latest version of ArcGIS Online. New link will be provided on Moodle.
• Instructions for Part 2 are linked HERE.