Final+ICC+Mini-lesson+Wiki+page+Guidelines

HOORAY!

//You did it! You finished preparing for and teaching your ICC Mini-lesson! Great job!!//
==== Now it is time to wrap up this project. You and your partner(s) have already created your own wiki page here on our class wiki. Your task for the next two weeks will be to work with your group members to 'clean up' your page and turn it in to a resource for others to use. Here are the guidelines (minimum requirements) for your final Wiki page: ==== ==== 1. It should contain a short introduction (4-6 sentences) describing what your Mini-lesson's focus was (which culture, what type of celebration, who celebrates (young, old, men, women, children, etc.), and why it is an important topic). ==== ==== 2. Make your wiki page look nice by adding photos. Remember, photos taken during your mini-lesson can be found (and downloaded) from our class blog. Your wiki page should include at least one photo from your mini-lesson. ==== ==== 3. Your final ICC Mini-lesson lesson plan should be uploaded and linked to this page. If you have any older versions on your wiki page, please delete them and only keep the final (this will be reviewed and graded by Chad) ==== ==== 4. Your final ICC Mini-lesson PowerPoint file should be uploaded and linked to this page. If you have video clips included in your PPT, you do not need to include them here. If the videos can be found online, you can put the link to the clip in the comments section of the PPT file. Uploading video to the wiki takes up a lot of space and is not recommended at this point. ==== ==== 5. Link to your ICC Mini-lesson video clip. Do NOT worry about this quite yet. We will have time to work on video editing during week 12. We will not upload our ICC Mini-lesson videos to this wiki, we will link them to the wiki to save space. ==== ==== 6. A short conclusion (2-5 sentences) with recommendations and advice for anyone else who may choose to teach this lesson in the future. ====