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ILP Design- glogster

For our first individual learning project I decided to make a glogster. I made one of these interactive "posters" during my first semester of college for another class, and really enjoyed it so I wanted to make another- this time on a topic I am interested in. This "glog" is about coral reef bleaching. I included a video, pop-out pictures and some informational text.

Here is a link: http://edu.glogster.com/glog/coral-reef-bleaching/2eifte5wf0l

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  1. Lukas's Blog fa19October 25, 2017 at 9:16 AM

    That's an interesting interactive presentation. Glogster seems to have a lot of potentials in designing. However, it looks like that you have some of the text in weird places. Maybe it is due to the difference between different screen solution. You may also consider the CRAP principles that we discussed in class to make the information stand out clearer.

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